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Star (Christchurch), Issue 17853, 22 May 1926, Page 12

A RTHUft BARNETT, LTD., 119, Cashel Street, have supplemented their present Stock with a Choice Selection of Fancy and Coloured Handalso Wide Range of Woollen Gloves in alt leading colours. A Large Assortment in Velour and Tweed Overcoats, Beautiful Evening Frocks, including some exclusive French Models. Just for Purpose of keeping our Customers .ogether pending alterations to the premises, these Goods will be Sold* at Prices much under a paying pro-

MUSICAL INSTKUMENT3, ITC. |W Ar Sfn D o. cash. T 754. to Buy, Sound German State make and price 0563 AOOD Cabinet Gramophone wanted for vX _ spot cash; must be good make. umcjjj Huy. Cabinet Gramophone i■ * J and Records; must be cheap, cash. [ 190. North Road. Papanui, o»ri TXTANTEI!) to dispose of Laboratory Yj Model Edison Diamond Disc; cost £llO. To sell £55. £l2 of Records Included. YB4B. 0912 W w-^si Sell, Banjo, Case, and _ -z —■— —v»tical 1 y new Sandyford fit., Sydenham. ANTED by Genuine Private Buyer, ▼ » Small Town Property for Letting ?^ po ?, es * 30 perch section. Y 842, “ star. * nm c . ~„„J” r A NTEr> TO SELL. CAMPBELL PIANO PLAYER, almost „ new. Owner leaving. \XT TED Sell, Italian Model Accor,7 a *- on ’ 80s. Also Good Oilskin Y 872. GRAMOPHONE (Cabinda), Oak Cab- , in «t. *l»cst new. A bargain. Apply Y 904. 0889 /Ti Records. Wanted to VX buy, few good ones. YB9O. bell, dottage Plano, chappel, good * cheap for cash. ISO, Spring- ’ 0969 field Road. pOR Sale, Edison “Standard” Phonograph with twelve records, 30s. 262, * * * ' 09S0 Lichfield St, Christchurch. POULTRY, DOGS, ETC. CJELL, Liver and White Spaniel Dog, kj 3 months, good SDortinr strain. Rodney St, Brighton. 0892 Sale, a Broody Hen. Apply 22, J Lyttelton St, Spreydon. 0854 jr° 'R dale, 7' Pairs White Leghorns, Fowlhouae. 29, Harrison St, St 0859 QALE, Black Orpington Breeding Pen, C 7 unrelated Cockerel 30s: also White F 3 HOUSES & LAND WANTED. W J WANTED to Purchase, by speculator, Cottage or House Property. Can pay cash. ~Y825. month. Y 826. SUNDAY ANNOUNCEMENTS. COLOMBO STREET B. CHURCH.—Preacher, Rev _. Archer. Subjects: Morning. "A Father’* Answer”; Evening, Corner Cashel and Madras Streets. Public Worship, 11 a.m. Preacher The Very Rev John Walker, of St Andrew’s Kirk, Ballarat, Victoria. Anthem: “The Splendours of Thy Glory 7 P. Lord.” m.—Rev W. Bower Black, LL.B. Anthem: ”0, Gladsome Light.” OT ANDREW’S PRESBYTERIAN ° CHURCH (Opposite Public Hospital). -REV NORMAN L. D. WEBSTER, B.A. Subject, " The Unfailing Presence. A Whitsunday Meditation.” Anthem, God, to Thee ’’ (Tolhiirst). 6.3 O—VERY REV JOHN WALKER, of St Andrew’s Kirk, Ballarat, ex-Mod-erator-General of the Presbyterian ** fTHE CATHEDRAL OF CANTERAnniversary Celebrations. 11—Rev J. Robertson, B.A. Anthem, "Seek Ye the Lord" (.Roberts); soloist. * The AnMr Blakeley. 6.3o—Rev W. Arthur Hay gel with the Measuring Rod.” Anthems. “Praise the Lord, O Jerusalem”; "O Gladsome Light ”. Solos, " Hear Ye, Israel” (Mendelssohn), "Hark, my Soul” (Gounod), Madame Gower Burns. Old-timers, New Arrivals, Young People and Non-Churchgoers specially invited. CTDENHAM METHODIST CHURCH. —Anniversary Services. Sydenham. 11 a.m., Rev B. J. James; Anthem, “O How Amiable are Thy Tabernacles” (Faning). 2.45 p.m., Musical Service by St Andrew’s Presbyterian Church Choir; Conductor, Mr J. W. MeClean; Preacher, Rev H- A. Sharp. 6.30 p.m.. Rev H. J. Odell; Anthems, "I Waited for the Lord” (Mendelssohn), “Hark! Hark! My Soul” (Shelley); Soloists, Mrs McCaughren, Misses Dickenson and Eaton, Mr Hind. High Street—ll a.m., Air C. Colechln; 6.80 p.m., Mr Biaaey. ST PETER! SPresbyterian Church, Woolston. —11 a.m.. Rev Brian Kilroy, M.A. 6.30 p.m.. Rev J. Lymburn. Visitors cordially welcomed. rpHEOSOPHICAL Society, 283, Manby Mrs C. E. Yates. Subject, "Invisible Helpers of the World.” Young People, 3 p.m. 0879 TTNXTARIAN Service, old W3DC U Room, Trades Hall, Sunday, 6.30 p.m.—Rev Clyde Carr: " Science and the Future—a Review.” All welcome. CJPfRITU ALI 6*l? N.Z., - PH l ... ombo Street—Service 7 p.m.; speaker, Mr Laycock; subject. "The Advance of the Occult.” All welcome. Please note address. 0779 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday School 2.30 p.m., Masonic Hall, Gloucester Street. 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