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Star (Christchurch), Volume LXVI, Issue 20363, 21 July 1934, Page 3

Cinema Advertisements and Ctlier Announcements

CHURCH SERVICES. g T PAUL’S CHURCHCorner Cashel and Madras Streets. w Minister: Rev Alan Watson, M.A. 11 a.m.: -THE CHURCH WITH NAME.” Anthem, -The Lord is Shepherd” (Macfar 1.30 "O Redeeme ST PAUL’S Evangelical Lutheran Church, cr. Worcester and Montreal Streets: Rev R. H. Traeger. 6.30 p.m., -Daniel’s Vision of Four Beasts.” We stand for old and, never-changing Bible truths in this ever-changing world. WelFR&E Religious Movement, 221, Manchester Street, Sunday, 6.30 p.m.: Topic, ” What is the Historical Value of the Bibid?” Speaker; Mr N. M. Bell, M.A., B.D. Open discussion. All interested welcome. 63 73 CHRISTIAN Spiritualist Church, opp. Harris Bros.. Furnishers. Hereford Street.—Sunday, 7 p.m. Mr Howard: ” A Personal Testimony to Spiritualism.” Floral Clairvoyance and Healing. UNITY Spiritual Church, Chancery Lane, 7 p.m.. Inspirational Address by Prominent Psychologist, “ Desire, Possession and Obsession.” Floral Readings, Clairvoyance, Public Circle. Wednesday and Friday Services, S p.m.; Saturday. 2.45, Healing. 6686 CHORAL HALL. —Richmond Mission City Service. 7 p.m. Subject. -The Fifth Trumpet” (Rev. ix.). Orchestral Music. 6.45 p.m. Morning Service. 11 a.m., at Mission Hall, Richmond. 6763 HRTSTCHURCH Spiritualists Church, Inc.. Ridglev Hall, Armagh Street. Sunday service. 7 p.m. Speaker. Dr J. M. Moorey, Ph.D. Subject, ” Human Efficiency: Of What Does It Consist?” Solo by Mrs Stallard. Hall heated. All welcome. 64 82 PUBLIC NOTICES. ICE Hockey and Skating on acres of permanent winter ice at Mount Harper Ice Area, 26 vn. past Peel Forest, on good road. Rest hut. fires, boiling water, skates and boots on the spot. Ring 36-919. 37X IHRISTCHURCH “ STAR ” AND < “ TIMES.” NEW BRIGHTON BRANCH OFFICE, 11, Hood Street. Advertisements for either paper may be handed in at the above address. r News items, reports of social gatherings, etc., may be handed in here. TELEPHONE 37-318. X NOTICE. ALL CYCLISTS TO REGISTER. That crookes city cycle STAND, NEXT TO HAY’S, LTD., GLOUCESTER STREET, IS OPEN DAILY TILL MIDNIGHT. CYCLES, PRAMS. PARCELS AND COATS 3d. MOTOR-CYCLES 6d. X JAMES F. PEvTE RS. AMES F. PETERS. 137. ARMAGH ST. (Opp! Regent St.) FOR ALL CLASSES OF WATCH. CLOCK. JEWELLERY AND SPECTACLE REPAIRS. Engagement Rings in All the Newest Designs. X

E EMPIRE HOTEL BOTTLE STORE. Empire hotel pottle store. 336. High St., CH’CH. Phone 32-706. RALPH STERAKOWSKI Direct Importer (Owner). NEW CUT PRICE LIST. s. d No. 2 House of Lords Whisky 8 6 No. 1 House of Lords Whisky 9 6 Scottish Bard Whisky 10 0 Glen Rossie Whisky 10 0 Empire Old Scotch Whisky ..10 0 Teacher’s and Dewar’s WMsky 11 6 Black and White and D.C.L. .11 6 Bell’s and M’Nishs 11 6 And the DADDY of them all— Highland Queen 11 6 Superior for its mellowness to all other case whiskies. Guaranteed 10 year® old. ONLY procurable at our Bottle Store. Palace Port 2 6 Irvine’s PURE AUSTRALIAN FRUITY PORT 2 9 Hardy’s PURE AUSTRALIAN SHIRAZ PORT 2 9 We are SOLE agents for Southard and Co.’s LONDON GENUINE BRANDIWINE. The Real Thing. Large Bottle 6 0 Half Bottle 2 9 LOCAL ALE and STOUT 1 0 Visit our up-to-date Bottle Store where you will find the greatest assortment of High Grade Wines and Spirits with Prices to SUIT all Pockets. FREE Cigarettes and - Matches. A Cigarette and Box of Matches given away free with every drink served in our Saloon Bar and Lounges. Th.S. BATTERY SERVICE STATION. For Service That Satisfies. CHAS. HOLSEY. 144. Tuam St. Phone 33-968. Private Phone 31-370. X EXAMINATIONS for Marine Engineers, Traction, Loco, Traction, Second Land, First Land. MR A. D. VARIAN, late Government Inspector of Machinery and Examiner of Engineers, would like all interested to know that he is prepared to coach candidates for the above Examinations at 622, Barbadoes Street, Christchurch. X BEDFORD ELECTRICAL CO. REPAIRS Guaranteed to Generators. Magnetos and Starter Equipment. Prices right. 153, Wc cester Street. Phone 37-866. X “ THERE’S “ THE DOOR BELL " AGAIN!” daily to your door O came the butdher, the grocer, the clothier, the furrier, the furniture man and every other merchant with whom you deal? What a tedium of doorbell answering that would mean! It would be even more impractical for you to visit daily all these stores to find out what they have to offer and the price. And yet you need those merchants' service quite as much as they need your patronage. Contact between seller and consumer is essential in the supplying of human needs. Before a sale can be made the goods must be offered. Every day, through the advertising columns of this paper, the merchants of this city come to your home with their choicest wares. Easily, quickly, you get the They are not strangers at the door, but merchants you know and trust. You are always surer of high quality and fair price when you buy an article advertised by a reputable firm. BUY R E LIABLE GOODS ADVERTISED IN . . . . ” THE STAR”