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Star (Christchurch), Volume LXVI, Issue 20483, 8 December 1934, Page 3

Cinema Advertisements and Ctiier Announcements

CHURCH SERVICES. A DDINGTON Methodist Union Church —ll. Rev Thomas Fee. Juvenile and Anthem, “Praise, O My ''.3o, Rev C. B. Jordan, M.A., Choir Soul r „ „ t " Sunday and the Civic AuthoriAnthem, “ The Lord’s My Shepties.’ herd. Best. Hymn Study, “ God’s Way th Lincoln Rd.—ll, Rev C. B. Jordan.JNLA., 8.D.; 6.30, Rev W. Grigg. PAST Belt Wesley Church (Rev E. ,P rake )—11 a.m., “ Growing a Likeness ; 7 p.m., “ A Man Greater than an Anthem, “God, and God Alone, 5 (Bernard Hamblen). Hymn - 9064 iV^Lov. Study. W K , Preache 63° p.m Rev H. S. King. Church Members reception. Anthem, “ Rock of Ages (Buck). A welcome to all. 9452 JQURHAM ST METHODIST CHURCH. Minister: REV CLARENCE EATON. 11 a.m.—“ THE CROWNING GTFT.” Communion. Choir Music, “ When 1 Survey the Wondrous Cros 7 p.m.—“ THE RIGH” DAY.” Choir M Spirit” (Bennett). Methodist Church—ll a.m., Air M. Kershaw: 2.4 5, Combined Rev Kings. 6.30 p.m.. Subject, “Arise and Hymn study and anthem by choir. Come! 1691 /CAMBRIDGE Terrace Methodist , church—ll. Mr H. Holland: 6.30, Rev W. B. Pickering. Duet, “ Whispering Hope.’’ Durham Street Souths—ll, 1 Rev W. B. Pickering: 6.30, Mr J. Flew- j ellen. Madras Street North—ll, Mr J. i Pugh; 6.30, Mr V. Plant. 1686 SYDENHAM Methodist Church—ll a.m.. Rev Ray Richards (Communion); 6.30 p.m., Mr A. Gandall. High Street—ll a.m., Mr V. Plant, jun. Beckenham (Martin Avenue)—ll a.m., Mr R. Pearce; 6.30 p.m., Rev Ray Richards TCommunion). 2113 ST ANDREW’S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. (Opposite Public Hospital.) 11 a.m.—Christchurch Presbytery 70th Anniversary. Special Service. Preacher, Rt Rev Principal Dickie, M. A., D.D., Moderator of General Assembly. 7 p.m.—Rev J. Lawson Robinson, TO A. Subject, “The Courage of Christ.” 1703 JJT DAVID’S Presbyterian Church, O Colombo Strteet, Sydenham. 11 a.m., ; “The Grace of God.” 7 p.m.. “The Terror of Loneliness.” Rev Lawrence Rogers, M-A. 1693 PUBLIC NOTICES. PUBLIC NOTICE OF INJUNCTION GRANTED BY THE SUPREME COURT AT CHRISTCHURCH. P ENFOLDS WINES, LIMITED, of Sydney, obtained in the Supreme Court at Christchurch on the 23rd November last an injunction and other orders against SAVERIO MASSETTJ, of the White Swan Hotel, Christchurch, by reason of the infringement by him of the words “Penfolds” and “Pen fulds” and for passing off wine as that of the Company’s which was not the Company’s wine. The Company had issued a writ against Saverio Massetti and the action was settled by Saverio Massetti consenting to judgment. The Orders of the Supreme Court were to the following effect:— 1. THAT Saverio Massetti, his servants and agents be restrained from using in any way the word “Penfolds” or any colourable Imitation thereof on any container of Wines or Spirits not containing Wines or Spirits of the Company’s growth or manufacture, and from selling or offering or exnosing for sale or passing off as “Penfolds” any Wines or Spirits not of the Company’s growth or manufacture; and also that a Writ of Injunction be Issued accordingly. v 2. THAT Saverio Massetti deliver to the Company on oath within seven days all labels in his possession or under his control which offend against the injunction, and also all “Blocks” and “Stereos” used in connection with the printing or production of such labels. 3. THAT Saverio Massetti deliver to the Company on oath within seven days all bottles or other containers in his possession or under his control bearing labels which offend against the injunction. (• THAT Saverio Massetti publish In Christchurch twice in each of the morning newspapers and once in each of the evening newspapers a Notice together with a copy of the Judgment, in such form as shall be agreed upon between Counsel for both parties, the dattes of publication to be selected by the Company. 5. THAT Penfolds Winee, Limited, recover against Saverio Massetti £l5O in full for damages and costs. Christchurch, December 6, 1934.. A. H. CAVELL. Counsel for Penfolds Wines. Ltd. A. C. BRASSINGTON, ONLY ONE DAY TRAVEL. To (QUEENSTOWN FROM CH’CH. Via Studholme Junction. Fares Cheaper, Time Less, Rout More Interesting by new direct rout via studholme Junction. New Service to Queenstown via Wai taki Hydro Works and Cromwell. Full particulars from Mount Coo Tourist Company of N.Z., Ltd., an Agents. 1 6 57 BANK OF NEW ZEALAND. THE following interim dividend been declared:— .ON FULLY PAID “ D ” LONG TE] MORTGAGE SHARES OF £1 EA< half-year’s dividend at the rate of per cent per annum. 1659 \ W. DAWSON, General Manager AJOTICE is hereby given that an appli- . cation has been lodged at the Magistrates’ Court at Christchurch for | registration of The Canterbury Finance I Corporation Limited as a Moneylender under the Moneylenders Act, 1908. Tt is proposed to carry on business at 109, Hereford Street, Christchurch. The full name and address of the moneylender are The Canterbury Finance Corporation Limited, 109, Hereford Street, Christchurch. The application will he heard at the above-named Court after the expiry of one month from the Bth <?sy of December, 1934, being the date of the first publication of this Notice. is requested that all Debts owing by the above deceased, certified as the Ist December, duplicate i New 2_.i. 90. Christchurch. JOINT. ANDREWS & COTTRELL, Solicitors for the Executor. 160, Hereford St., Christchurch. 'XLEY FREE PRAM For Quarter ending September 30 was won bv WARWICK EDWARD, son of MRS DAVTS. Brett’s Road. St Albans. ANOTHER FREE PRAM THIS QUARTER. Call for your Entry Form. 594. COLOMBO STREET. AMPLIFIERS and Sound Systems for Hire for Dances. Picnics and Festivals. N.Z Radio Mfg. Co., Ltd . 95. Cashel St. Phone 33-104. X