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To-day's Advertisements Sunday Announcements, DURHAM Street— Morninp, Rev W. Ready. Evening, Rev W. G. Taylor, o£ Sydney Mission. ' '■'■'■ "I^rESLEY Church, East Belt— Morning, VV 11, Rev T. R. Richards. Evening 6.30, Farewell Service of Rev W. Ready. TiICHMOND— II. Mr Sproule; 6.30, Rev I. i-w - Richards. Woolston— ll, Mr Turner ; G. 30, Rev T. R. Richards. New Brighton— 11 Rev J. W. Burton ; 6.30, Mr Barrell. Linwood — 11, Mr Buchanan; 6.30, Mr Thompson. Windsor — 6.30, Mr Kershaw. Sumner — 11, Rev A. Moßean; 6.30, Rev H. R. Dewsbury. Marshlands— ll, Rev J. Richards; 6.30, Mr Werrin. Heathcote— ll, Mr Craddock ; 6.30, Mr Hampton. Opawa— ll, Rev N. Turner; 6.30, Mr Voss. ___ 5195 HIGH STREET" Methodist Church— ll a.m., Mr Armstrong; 6.30 p.m., Rev N. Turner; subject, "Sins' of the City." Soloist, N. Turner, jun. Anthem, etc. Welcome. ■ ■ 2940 SYDENHAM Methodist Church— Services To-morrow will be conducted by the Rev A. I. Peters, of Lyttelton. Morning 11, evening 6.30. 5253 CHRISTCHURCH Methodist Mission, DurV* ham Street, south— Rev S. Griffith, morning at 11, evening at 6.30 p.m. Valedictory Services. Communion after evening service. . 5202 HARVEST THANKSGIVING. SALVATION ARMY, VICTORIA STREET, * -. "™* • . ■ Open-air, 10 a.m., Dr Russell's. EVERYBODY DELIGHTED WITH UNIQUE DECORATIONS. BRIGADIER ALBISTON AND STAFF In Command. Continued MON., j.uES., and WED. SPECIAL HARVEST MARCHES WEEK NIGHTS. _ ! Silver Coin Collection at Doors. €051 RMAGH STREET HATiL, near Colombo Street.— Mr J. F. Gray will Preach the I Gospel of the Grace of God Sunday evening, ! 6.30. AU are invited. Laic Scottish So- | ciety's Hall. 6269 CHRISTIAN Science Service is held every V Sunday, 7 p.m., Baker Broa.' Buildings, 138, Manchester Street. : All welcome. Subject: "Unreality." Also Sunday 5ch001, 2.30 p.m. 5251 'r-IHRISTADELPHIAN Assembly, Bible v^ Hall, Madras Street, City— Sunday, April 4, 5.30 p.m.: Address,' "The Promises of God." -Come, all are heartily welcome. ■ " ; 5199 T INWOOD Congregational Church, Ferry -*J Road— ll a.m. and 6.30 p.m., Rev I. Sftrginson. Monthly. Special People's Service in the evening. 6257 OXFORD Terrace Baptist Church— Rev R. Si Gray will preach To-morrow at both services. Morning service at 11 o'clock; evening service. at 6.30 o'clock. 6200 "PRIMITIVE METHORIST Church— Cam--t bridge Terrace— ll, Rev W. Hams; c.30, Mr Holland. Linwood— ll, Rev S* Henderson; 6.80, Mr W. Crawley. Sydenham— ll, Mr Hall; 6.30, Rev W. Harris. Edgeware Road— ll, Mr Holland; 6.30, Rev S< Hendereon__ 5268 SPIRITUALISTS' Church, Worcester Street, 7 p.m.— Trance Address by Mrs 5. E. Morrison, V.A.S:, Melbourne. N.B.— Spiritual Readings from articles placed on table. Door collection. Lyceum, 3 p.m. .•■- 5201 ST PAUL'S Presbyterian Church, Cashel Street— horning, "Rev R. . Jackson, ot Southbridge; Evening, Rev Geo. Jupp, Travelling 1 Secretary Bible Classes, will address young men. 1898. TIRINITY Congregational Church, WorcesX ter Street— Rev W. J. L. Closs, 8.A., To-morrow, 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Morning: "As from, the Soul." Evening: "Religion in Common Life ; (5) " On, the Jericho Road;" Visitors welcomed. ' 6250 rpHEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY, 197 a, Manl X Chester Street (o'pp. H.M. Theatre)— Pubac Lecture, Sunday, 7 p.m. ; subject — " The Mystic Wfry." 5271_ YM.C.AT Rooms, Sunday, 4.15 p.m.— Men's • Meeting and Strangers' Tea. Speaker, H. a. Bl&cMe. Subject; "The British Flag ..and One Better." 5204 CHORAL HALL— Mr W. W. Collins will Lecture To-morrow. Subject — " The Polar Regions: What we Know of the Causes of Arctic and Antarctic Conditions." Musical selections at 7 o'clock. Questions enswered after the lecture. Admission ' free. Collection.^ 5259 SOCIALISM— Meeting Cathedral Square, Sunday, 7.45 p.m. — "Why Socialists Should Vote for Saturday Half-holiday." Bartrain.j ' 2883 socialist scours. r\PEN-AIR MEETING, Cathedral Square, \J Sunday Afternoon, 3 pan. Several speakers. - , SUBJECT: The Forthcoming Municipal Elections, and Necessity of Labour Representation. WANTED— Socialist Town' Councillors, Mayor and Tramway > Board Representatives, Socialist Softool Committee-men. • etc., etc. . Come and hear the Scouts. They will tell you how to get these members and" why they are needed. l Large Stocks of Socialist Literaiure at- Socialist Hall, 151, Gloucester Street. Come and inspect. 2950 Educational. GREGG SHOE-rHAND, SIMPLICITY, LEGIBILITY, SPEED. CS. HAMMOND, Authorised Christchurch • Agent. Holder Teacher's Diploma. Free First Lesson Pamphlet ou application. Comer Colombo Street and Bealey Avomie. ■ . 2938 FjR Sale, 50. years' prospective value, Nice Cosy Home". Inspect 20 Albert Street, Linwood. ' • DANCING and Deportment.— Prof. R. Fleming, F.B.P.T.D. (Waitz Specialist). Private Academy, 74, Cashel Streei, City. Dancing as it should be, Theory and Practice Complete and Correct. Latest dances from London and Paris. Beginners and Advanced Classes;, also, Strictly Private Lessons. Any day and hour to suit pupils. Proficiency Guaranteed. Terms on application. Telephone 204. 2026 Board and Kesidence. OARD-RESIDENCE for Ladies or Gentlemen; nice locality, all conveniences; terms moderate. 268, Hereford Street west. - . 2959 /^OMFORIABIjE, Sunny Apartments V&V^ cant, ior Easter, near Beach. Appiy Moderate, P. 0., Sumner. 2937 HOMELY Board and Residence for married couple, no other boarders. Veno, "Star" Office. 2944 THE CENTRE FROM WHICH BARGAINS RADIATE: ARMSTRONG'S LIMITED, HIGH STREET and VICTORIA SQUARE. BOYS' Norfolk Suits from\ss lid, Sailors from 3s 3d, Overcoats 6s lid, Knickers 2s 3d. Armstrong's.^ MEN'S Pants Is 6d, Ib lid, Singlets Is 6d, Tennis Shirts Is 9d, Collars 3d. All wet. Armstrong's. IF you have not been to Armstrong's today, rush round to-night. Secure memento of floods _cheap. . mWEED Trousers 2s 9d, wet; Pyjamas 4s A 6d, Shirts Is lid, Braces 2s lid. Armstrongs, Limited. BOYS' Tarns Is, Is' 6d, Jelly Bags 7d, Turks' Caps lOd, Jerseys from Is. Armstrong's, Limited. MORE New Models from Paris Milliners, 15s 6d up. Each hat a study. ArmBtrong's, Limited. • Ij^VBKY figure studied, every taaie pander!i ed to, in Costumes. Every purse can buy at Armstrong's. YOU must have Winter Comforts. See Blankets at Armstrong's, also large Down 'Quilts from 12s 6d. ' EW Blousings 4_d, 6_d. The best and cheapest Flannelette in City also at Armstrong's, Limited. T ADIES' Gloves and Hosiery, Belts in JLi great variety, wide Ribbons 4Jd, new Umbrellas. Armstrong's. . FOR Dress Goods in Tweeds, Amazons, etc., also Silks, Velveteens and Black Dresses at reasonable prices, to Armstrong's straight. . . ■ • 2895. TJ^OOTBALL — Annual Matches between ■X: Christchurch and Wellington, Meriva-le and Alhambrai, Linwood and Union Next Saturday. . ' ' 2936^ STOCK Patterns at A. J. 'White's cost no more than odd plates, and "keep your table uniform.' __^ ■ YOU~ can hive" your pick from 500 Toilet Sets at A, J. White's from 8s 6d each. EOYiii Standard Pifls contain a Magnificent Heart Tonic; therefore no deplfession when taken. 2957 ARTHUR E. SUCKLING SURGEON DENTIST, 213 GLOUCESTER ST. WEST Webley, Sons & Gofton's Nf w Buildings.