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1 o-day s Advenisbments Sunday Announcements. DURHAM Street Methodise Church— Morning, 11, Kiev S. Griffiths j evening, 6.30, xvev H. H. Dew&bury. Covenant Service_ and Holy Communion. 7515 WESLEY Churi^SaVTßelt^StOTr/ing 11, Revs W. Ready and C. Olds loi Audiland); evening, 6.30, ' Reve W. R«ady and C. Oida. bub/ed* The Unknown Path. ,9320 Tl/TETHODIST Churches. — Richmond— ll, i.TX Mr R. H. Turner;" 6.30, Rev J. .Richards. Wooiaton— lL Mr Andrew; 6.30, Rev T. R. Richards. Brighton— ll, Rev H it. Dewsbury; «JO, Mt Thompson. Linwood— 11,' Mr Thomas; 6^o, Bey A. M'Bean. Windsor— 6.3o, Mt Toaer, Sumner— ll, Mx JN. Torner; 7, Rev A. B. Chappell. Marshland— 11, B?¥ 4. Richards; 6.30, Mr Olds. HeathI cote— ll. Sespply; ».S(^ Mr William*. Opawa -11, Rev A. M'Bean; 6.80, Mr Hanan. 7517 HIGH Street Methodist .Church.— ll a.r_. Mr C. W. B-arreil; 6.80,. Miesioncx N. Turner. New Year service, "Gidspn and Hjb 300." A hearty welcome. 9320 /CHRISTCHURCH Methodist"Mission, Dm> V ham Streeo, S. — Bright New Year Services. 11, Rev T. R. Richards, subject, "Jacob"; 6.3 CL Rev S. Griffith, "A Good Beginning/ Stttriag music. 9488 pHRISTIAN SClßNCE— Servioe is" held yj every Sunday, 7 p^m., Baker Bros.' Buildings, 138, Manchester street All welcome. Subject : " God." 7505 fi ONGREGATIONAL Church (Trinity), coryj nex of Warcester and Manchester Streets —Rev W. J. L. Close, 8.A. : 11 a.m., " Stakes to be Strengthened, Ccrds to be Lengthened"; 12 noon, Communioa Service; 6 p.m., •' Gnats and Camels." Visitors welcomed. . ;.' " " . 7443 T ECTURES on the Reiigions of India.— -»-^ Devotional Altar Service of the Vedantas, and Lecture will be held at Druids' Hall, Worcester Street. Sunday, -11 n*m., by Bister Avabamia, •fficial lecturer and organdser of Vedanta, Ramakrishna Mission, Calcutta, India, and New York, America. Subject: "Who Was Jesus, Buddha, Krishna and Bamakrishna?" Evening Lecture. 7, o'clock; subject: —"The Religion of the Old and New Dispensation." Silver Collection. 7503 T_flSS LOUIE STACEY, from London, will ij-L speak at 11 &.m. aad 7 p.m. on the "New Sayiags of Jesiw," Women's Tern* .> perance Union, «o_ter «f Worcester aad M»schester Streets. . - v 7488 j LINWOOD COWRIBGTTTONAireHUiiCii MISS JESSIE W. INGLIS, M.A,, of tlw London Missionary Society's Staff, Erode, South India, will, give an Address on Sunday evening. Service commences at 6.30 p.m. , . 9493 OXFORD TERRACE Baptist /Church— Rev R. S. Gray; U ajn., " Motto for 1909"; 6.30Tp.m« "A ITew Year's Message for Young People." , 7439 . PB-— il'lV— Methodis* Churchj Cambridge Terrace.— ll, Rev W. Harris; 6^o, Rev S. Henderson. Linwoocl — 11, Mr J. PtJ^ ; 6.30, Mr J. Feild. 11, M* T. Sharp; 6.80,. Rev W. Harris Edsrewate Ro*d —11, Rev S. Henderson; 6.8Q, Mt H. Fefld. _'____ SPn_TU^IJSTS i ~C^irroh7^Woroeßter St., 7 p.m. — Ms Joseph Ifchnwbod mil answer written qneetions 00 Spiritual Philosophy. Ckßr-oyant dsecriptions after sddesß. All welcome. CoHcotwn at door. 9492 ST PAUL'S Presby4ehan Cborch. Cashel Street — Services wfll be conducted on Sunday by the fiev Thomss iTait, 81.\A.. B.D. Momißg services 11 a.nv, evening servicss «.8O p.m. ' " 1888 ITTHEOSdPHICAL Socieiy, 197 a, MancheaA ter Street (opp. H.M. Theatre) — Pnblio Lecture, Sunday, 7 p.m. Subject—" The Christ: Historic, Mythic, Myßtic.^ 7444 pHORAL Hall.— Mt W. W. Colling will leov ture tortnoTTow. Subject : " Did Godo It?*' wifh specail reference to ths terrible disaster in Itely. Musical selections at 7 o'olook. Question^ answered after the leotore. Admiggioa free. Collection. 9491 SOCIALISII.— Meeting. Cathedral Square. Sunday, 7.48 p.m. Chairman, Eilgour; speaker, Cooks. Ravolutiopaiy Socialism and Human Nature. " 9295 Lost, Ipound, &o. LOST, on or near tram, Sumner, Greenstone Heart. Reward, 107, Salisbury fetrset. 9333 LOST, 1 Pair Gold-rimmed Spectacles, on. Thursday. Reward, Pamieii's, Bootmakec. ■ 9874 LOST, » Cock Canary. Apply Mrs Johnston, West Beit, near Park Lane, Riccanoa. Reward. . 8877 OST. 23rd December, Part Lady's Gold Watch, inlaid blue, enamel and pearls. "Star" Office. ' 9336 OST,: Thursday Evening, Small Ifownd Gold Locket; keepsake. . Reward, Rhodra, 68, Ferry Road. ■ ■ 9337 LOST, on Wednesday, Small Gold Pendant Postcard, engraved; keepsake. Reward at " Bttfr " Office. ( 9283 LOST, in Lyttelton yesterday Pur^e containing' gold and silver. /Reward, Horweil, Butcher, Victoria Strtet. 1 9378 OST, about two weeks, Fawn Pug Dog. Anyone detaining same will be prosecutedThe Kennels, _>, Gloucester Street, City. 9361 OST, Black «nd\ White Collie. Anyone detaining seme after this date will be prosecuted. Griffin, Teropler Street, Avon-. sick. 9324 LOST, December 29th> Cash*! Stae«t, Swift Royal Bicyole; free wheel, baok-pedal brake. Reward, Bevan-Brown, Cashmere Hills. ___^ __9SOO ' LOST, between United Service and Gloucester Street, Lady's Basket, containing purse and money. Apply Owner, " Star Office. 9301 OST^-r-Ten Shillings Reward. — Large Dunooloured Pigeon, ringed No. 5. Above reward will be paid on return to 64, Office Road, Merivale. 9364 STRAYED'- from Papanui Road, Child's Small Black Pwy. • "Finder kindly communicate — ith Mr T. Wallace, Tel 2054. * . 98^ WILL Person who found Little B'acTc • Kitten kindly return to 44, Hereford Street. Linwootl? ._ 9350 WILL the finder of two Greyhound Dogs . communicate with My Barber, Manchester Street, Christchurch. 9339 T7S7ILL person who took Tumbler Pijreons tt from Ro'leston Street return, to save trouble? Freeman, Brittsn Street, Linwood. | j \ 9347 IF Gentleman who removed Cardboard Box containing peggie-bag, bottle scent and card, from Hereford Dive, New Year's Eve, leaves 6ame a* L. Munns, Tobacconist, Man-, chester Street, nothing more will be saidl aboui H. 9847 MARKS'S NEW AND SECOND-HAFD FURNITURE EXCHANGE, 8. COLOMBO STREET S4 ONLY, DUCHESSE Chests, large size, from 37s 6d to 4Gb; MarWe-fcop Woshstands, 253 to 455, others from 8a; Toilet Waie. WARDROBES fitted from S3, to £4 10s"; t t. Ceekr Chest of Drawers, 05s, others ail prices; Chiffonier Bideboard__3la to 37s 6d. BEDSTEADS aod Bedd_g7~aTi sizes on hand; Chitdresi's Cota, wooden and iron; Wire Stretchers and Beds. EXTENSION Dining Tables" from 37s 6€ to £4 10s; Dining and Kitch&n Tables, all sizes; Occasional apd Toilet, Tables. LINOLEUMS, best quality, 3s 7d~yd7lullwidtih. good assortment of patterns, others cheaper; Inlaid Linoleum. ' rTARPET Sq-uMes, Axminster* ' Brussels and V> Tapestry; Carpet. S.ips; Hearthrugs and Slip Mate. DROP-HEAD "Singer" Jlewing Machine, Si 6b, good as new; "wertheim " Drop.head and -Appliances, £5 10s, cost £14. TiSS Trunks, Wooden Boxes! Travelling and Brief Bags; Telescope Ooppsrmounted Stand Lamps, 13s 6d and 17s 6cL BRASS and Coppep-motmted Kerbs. Fentleiß and Kitchen Fenders; Fire Brasses, 4s set; Coal Vases, Mangles. "TlyflLNEß'S'' Iron Safe, SI 10s; Cash . --"L Rfeg:flt«r, good order. £7;, "Columbia" Disc Gramophone and! 4% Records, f 4 IQa; T ADY'S ft Humbert Bicycle, escellent X- order, SI IDs; Bnobshelves. Office Tables, Copy-press«e; Handsome Rosewood Stationery Cabinet, £L 1Q?. -. • S~ UrfEST^3 ss, £9 7s 63 a«"d-_f Si, all eood serviceable articles of furniture; Crockery, Cutlery and Kitchen Utensils. ■ T AWN Mowers, Garden Tooifl ; Raltes afld JLi Hoes. Is 6ti to 2s; Suades, 2s 6d to 3s 9d; and aU Household Requisitee. A CASH BUYER Of PtJRNITTTSS TO ANY AMOUNT MAUKS, 84, COLOMBO STEBET, OKDS;, £2-3 PRESERVING JARS Just Arrived.— Mason's Pmts 4s. Quarts 4$ 6d i-Gallon 6s 6d; Atlas 4s 6d ,5s 9d, 7s lid; Glass Jars, 3 neot, Is 6d; White Jars. 4 nest. Is 4d; Tumblers 2s 6d doaen ; Preserving Pans, castiron enamelled, as 9d, 6s 9d, 7s 6d; hght enamel from 3s 9d. At Fletcher Bros., Im.« porters, High Stteet.