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Star (Christchurch), Issue 7808, 12 September 1903, Page 5

Late Advefflsameiitft. Advertisements inserted in this Column, for cash, FOURTEEN WORDS, 6d. . ' Sunday Announcements. i SPIRITUALISTIC ASSOCIATION (Registered). Hobbs' a Buildings, SUNDAY EVENING, at 7 p.m. INSPIRATIONAL ADDRESS BY MRS HARRIS-ROBERTS. ' Subject: "Our Engage>me-it-f' a Study from Emerson- . Chkirvoyiance and Psychometry will be demonstrated at the Cose of the Seivice. All W.eicome. Children's Lyceum m-e<ts Afternoon, at 3 p.rtu 1783 A' IJBER^H-iiTColom'bo Street. Mr~Phillips \Vill preaoh the Gospel of Grace of God To-morrow (Sunday), 6.30 p.m. Baptism in the evening. All lnyited. 6352 CHORAL Hall.— Mr W. WTTCollins will Tomorrow commence a series of illustrated seientifio lectures; subject — " An Introduction to th* Study bf Nature." Interestirsg and instructive lim-ligUt protograplis. Musical sel|ctioais at 71 Admission, iree. Collection. 6355; ___R-_3T(^URCH Methodist Mission, Durham Street Bouth— 7.ls. Prayer; 11, Mr Wilkdnson ; 6.30, Bright Hour's Service, Rev Murray; soloist, Mrf Hindle. Instrumental and choral musio. '* 6430 DRUIDS' Hall, Worcester Street, near Man-chest-er Street* Sunday, Sept. 13, 6.30 p.m. Lecture subject, " The Abolition of Death." Come, -all are welcome. 6309 ETHODIST Church, Lower High Street, School Anniversary. Morning, Mr Wilkinson; afternoon, Recitations by scholars; address, Rev Gray; evening, Rev J. Orchard. Special singing. 6453 MODERN Spiritualism.— 7 p.m., 151, Gloucester Street, Address by Mrs Cadwallader. Subject, "The Fail of Many" Clairvoyant descriptions by Mrs Patterson. A-11 wel-.. come. 6310 SYDENHAM Women*!. Prayer UnTonL^ Sixth Anniversary, To-morrow, 3 p.m., Mission Hall, Colombo Road. Address, Mrs j Sfcrutton. Good singing, etc. Open to men and women. ___ 1781 Rangiora Advertisements. CARMICHAEL & MARTIN, EANGIORA, Agents for the ivorld-remowned , Swift and Star Cycles. I LARGE Stook of Stoo-id. hand , Bioyoles. | from £i upwairds. " TJETROL ior Motors always in stock. ARGEST Stook of Accessories fcr Motors j »nd Cycles north of Waim&kaxiri So ! ohooaa from. . i REPAIRS in aH branches. E-_amelling ■ done at town prices. B.S.A. Maohines , 'built to order. 1753 '.: J. JOHNSTON, RANGIORA. j J JOHNSTON, Rangiora, importer. La-rge • stook of lawn mowers by best makers. : Mowers sharpened. ; JOHNSTON, Rangioira,, for spring garden j • tools, every descripuon;; garden hose, j water sprinklers, etc. J JOHNSTON, Rangiora, for FisUiing j • Tackle, Direot Importer of Waders, Mm- .- nowß, Flies, Rods, etc. I J JOHNSTON, Rangiora, for household ; • furniture of every description, by reliable makors. Inspection invited. ' J JOHNSTON, Rangiora, Massey-Harris, « Rudge Bipyctea; easy terms; large stock tyre 3 and acoessories. 1754 , C. W, BELL, rpAILOR AND OUTFITTER, RANGIORA. "VTEW SEASON'S GOODS Just Arrived. CUSTOMERS can raly upon getting a First. class Suit at a Reasonable Price. SPECIAL to Working~Men.— A xeally^ood Tweed or Saddle Tweed Trousers for 14s 6d. ALL liudngs in Garments are the best procurable, aud satisfaction is guaranteed. \ 1191 * A. H. KING. ~ SPRING Good., now showing, leading styles, sterling value, popular prices. Aj H. King. • SPRING Milliheiy, choice designs, _W materials, correct atyle. Inspection invitea. j A._H._King. . . S' PRING Blousings, Zephyra, Delaines-, Sat-teei-s, Priivts, new and atti^ctive pavi terna. A. H. King. r . ' _. S' PRING Clearing— Dace Curtains 2s lld to lis Od per pair, speci&'l value. A. *-• ' King. ,- SPRING Clothing and Mercery— Mens O Tics, Collars, Shirts and Underwear, a. H. King. 17 jj WANTED, Buyer for First-class Motor Bi- . cycle, £30; trial given. Oates, W" T * » I and Co., Christohurch. - ■"*