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MOTORS AND CYCLES. WANTED to Buy, 5-soater Body; must be cheap, N.Z. Motor Exchange, Ltd., 59, Manchester St. \\f ANTED to Sell, Free Engine Motor- '' bike and Side-car; accept reasonable offer. Apply 81, Mowbray St., ’Waltham. HAULKY-DAVIDSON and Side-car, absolutely perfect condition, £3O. O’Bourke’a Garage, Hereford Place. 2029 WE lmve” eom7'No\7 SCRIPPS BOOTH CARS, 1919 Modol Chassis, with 3water colonial bodies, really superb. Immediate delivery. Joseph Hamlet end Co., Tuam St., Christchurch. 28-19 SUNDAY ANNOUNCEMENTS. ST DAVID'S Presbyterian Church, Colombo Street, Sydenham.—Anniversary Services —ll a.m., Rev R. M. Ryburn, M.A., duet by the Misses Gragg; anthems, “Hosanna in the Highest” (Stainer), “And the Glory” (Handel); 6.30 p.m., Rev Dr Erwin, M.A.; soloists, Miss Ethel Johnstone end Mr 0. Khodda; anthems, “Glorious is Thy Name" .(Mozart), “Daughter of Zion” (Clarke). Special Collection. 2000 ST ALBANS Methodist Church, Rugby Street, Anniversary Services.—ll a.m., Rev A. C. Lawry, anthem “ Thine, O Lord ”; 2.45 p.m., Musical Service provided by Mir Sidney Williamson and members of the Christchurch Glee and Madrigal Society; G. 30 p.m., Bev A, C. Lawry, church parade of Boy Scouts, solo “My Hope is in the Everlasting” (Stainer) Mr W. Jell, anthem "Hear my Prayer ” (Mendelssohn), »oloist Mka Parker. Edgoware Road: 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m., Rev W, C. Oliver. 6514 C' AMBSIDGB TERRACE Methodist Church.—ll a.m., Rev W. G-rigg; 6.30 p.m., Mr J. fl. Hooper, Durham Street South —ll a.m., Mr Blazev; 0.30 p.m., Rev C. E, Ward. Madras Street, St Albans—ll a.m.. Rev C. E. Ward; 6.30 p.m., Rev W. Grigs, . . 6581 TAURHAM STREET Methodist Chutch.--I J Preacher, 11 and 6.30, Rev W. A Hay (late of Trinity, Dunedin, and now of Timaru); anthem, “O, Come, Let Us Worship ” (Fothoringham); solo by Miss Nellie Smith, “With Verdure Clad" (Haydn’s :“ Creation ”). Cashmero Hiila School—ll, Rev W. Bnumber. 6583 AP.U. Members, roll up and take interest) • in your own welfare. Trades Hall, Tomorrow, Sunday, Trades Hall, 2.30. 2000 i “ pGYPT and Our Boys.” Mr Douglas j A-4 Porter, 13 years with Egypt Gent-rat , Mission, will give an Address in the Mission • Hall, George St., Now Brighton, Monday,, . 26th, 7.45. Admission- free, no collection. NEW BRIGHTON Methodist Church.Morniug, Rev W. Walker, Monthly Children’s Service; evening, Mr W. Sussex. 2519 RICHMOND Methodist Church.—Jubile Services—ll a.m., Rev E. P. Blamirea ; 2.45, Musical Service by Sydenham Methodis | Choir; address by Chaplain W. Grigg; 6.3t I Rev W. Walker. 2010 SYDENHAM Baptist Church, corner Durham and Elgin Streets—Rev I J. K. j Archer. IX a.m., subject—“ Sifted as Wheat," 0,30 p.m., subject—" One Baptism.” Wilj sou’s Road, Opawa—6.3o p.m., Air McOlcn- ! nan. 6522 0 XFOI6D TERRACE BAPTIST CHURCH. 11 a.m., Rev Douglas Porter, of Egypt. 6.30 p.m,, Special Young People's Service, Rev J. J. North; subject, "A Jolly Puritan.” After church a Social and Supper Hour in the Church Parlour. Strangers cordially invited, 5493 LIiS'WOOD Baptist Church.—ll a.m., “Reflecting the Glory of God.” 2.45, Young 1 Men’s Bible Class. 6.15, Song Service. 6.30, ; “ The Passing Christ." Preacher, Pastor E. :E. Smith. Soloist, Miss I. ISorrish. 5588 :tj LENNY SON STREET Congregation! 'J- Church.—Rev Wm. Tanner, 11 a.m " Weighed in the Balances and Foun Worthy ”; 6.30 p.m., " A Dream that Cam i True." Ant-hem, “ 1 Will Lift Up Mic 1 Eyes ” (Clarke Whitfield). (OHUKCH of Christ, Moorhouso Avenue.— Preacher, Jos. J. Frankiyu. 11 a.m., “ Patmos Letters, No. 1”; 3.15 p.m., Adult Bibio Class; G. 30 p.m., People's Service. Bright and brotherly, subject, "Broken on the "Wheel." liromiqy (the School)—6.3o p.m;, Mr A. C, Fleming. 2030 OPIRTTUAHISTS’ Church, Worcest i Struct.—7 p.m., Miss Fabling, “T, ' Cry of i-ho Soul of Humanity; Light, mo ■ Light.” Also Clairvoyance. N. 8.; Last {( ! weeks. Lyceum, 3 p.m. 6492 ["y M.C.A., Sunday, 25th, 4.15 p.m., A ! •E. C. Brownell, National Secretary, wi speak on “A Genuine Sacrifice.” 5494 ihoro shall arise false Christs, a - false prophets, and shall show gii signs and wonders; insomuch that, if it-w< possible, they shall deceive the very elec Matthew xxiv, 24 , 549: ! A RMAGH STREET Hall.-The Gospel | A the Grace oi God will (D.V.) bo nreac i cd Sunday evening, 6.30, by Mr Buchans j Missionary. Sunday School, 3 o’clock 657£ DRUIDS’ HALL, St Albans Street.Bright Gospel Service will (D.V.) | conducted, 0.30, Sunday evening. Speal IHr M’Leod. Children’s Service, 3 o’clock SYDENHAM Gospel Mission.—Morning, F. Spratt; Evening, Mr D. Lauj I “ Therefore being justified by Faith, wo hj | peace with God through crux Lord Je I Christ." Romans v, 1. 61! I Qi’IIUTUAL Scientist Church, Orange H tJ Worcester Street.—-Sunday, at 7p. (Mi Pexora will deliver an address; subj Clairvoyance: What is it? Written qt tions. Collection. jj.j " C UPlHlb‘lßHo3rFlute”Fetisb~WorSi tho Present Day and the Inlliu of Auto-Suggestion," Mr S, Chamber! Sunday, 7, Foresters’ Hall, Oxford Ten oil Mauclwster" Street. Psychic messages Health and Personal Affairs from written quests, Mr W. Nortoutaylor. Collection. 5 AP.U. Members, roll up and take into • in your own welfare. Trades Hall, morrow, Sunday, Trades Hall, 2.30. 20TUH Preach unto yon Christ. APi ’ ' Address dealing with the above sttl will bo delivered in tho Christodol Meeting Place, Bible Hall, Madras .St ( on Sunday, at 6.30 p.m, ' Wo invite ycr com/t along.