MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS,
Pot 20,000 dollars—for th© eak® of a mad wager—George MoPariand committed a crimeforged a cheque—and boasted he could outwit the police for a yeaT. He eluded the police all right for several months, until at last a slip of a girl put an end to hia liberty.
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ST. MATTHEW'S OHtfBCH. TWENTY-SECOND SUNDAY AFTEB TBfamXi
St. Matthew's Churchi 8 a.m.-*-HoJy: Oom|wmion. 11 a.m.—Matinß and Srinnon. 12, noon.~-Hoiy Communion. 7,p.m.—Evensong and Sermon. Church of the Epiphany, Kuripuni: 7 p.mv—Evensong and Betmon. Matahtori; ~ 2.30 pjal—Evensong and Seraoa. Fernridge: * 2.30 pjn.—Children's Service. KNOX CHUBOH. SEEVIOES TOMOBEOW. i 11 Wotahlp. 7 p.m.—-Eveningf Servicea. , Te Whiti: 3 pan. Preacher: Eev. G. T. Browa, JfcA. LAU3DOWKE PBESBTTESIAB ! ' OHOBOH. SUNDAY, NOVEMBEB 16. Mauriceville East (Sftatlpa)i 11 a.m, i, ■ Kopuatangai 1.30 p.m, ; Lansdowne: 7 p.nu Preachen Eev. H. Gilbert, C.F. SALVATION ABMT HALL. , SPECIAL BAND SUNDAY. ! 11 a.m. Leader: Treasurer Cbllyer. Scripture Address: Secretary Leightbn. 3 p.m.--Special Programme, Park Ghrounds (weather permitting). If wet in 7 p.m.—Musical Salvation Service. Leader: Bandmaster Barker. : . Scripture Address: Y.N.S.M. Sawyer. Thursday.-—Band Tea, o ]}. m. Musical Evening 8 p.m. Donations will be thankfully received during the day for Instrument Fund. ENSIGN SAWYER, oa MASTEBTOK METHODIST CHUBOH. 11 a.m.—M. Sutherland. 7 p.m.—Bev. J. Cocker, "Good and Bad Anchors," Kuripuni:: 11 am.—Bev. J. Cocker. 7 p.m.—Sister Constance. Solway: 7 p.m.—Mr. Redman. Y.M.OJL STBANOEES' TEA.
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Speaker: Bev. J. Coexer A VIRILE MESSAGE TO 709270
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Wairarapa Age, 15 November 1919, Page 1
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