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Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume XXIX, Issue 8301, 23 April 1932, Page 3

Ecclesiastical URDU OF ENUUiII) April 21. 4lb Sunday after Easter Wailii : S a.m., Holy Communion ; II a.m, Matins; 7 p.m., Evensong. Waikino, 9,30 a in., Holy Communion. —Rev. H. J. Williams. TOISBYTEIIIAN CHURCH—- *- Sunday, Aptil 24 : Wailii: Morn iService, address by Mr R. Snow ; Evening Anzac Service. Waikino, 2.30 pm , -Anzac Service. Returned Soldiers and relations (specially m vited.—Rev. J. D. McFailaue. At the evening service music in keeping with the spirit, of Anzac Day will be rendered, including a solo by Miss Lloyd and a duet by Mrs Jones ami Mr Armour.

METHODIST CHURCH Sun I**- day, April 24. Waihi : 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.—Rev. O. Hall. Subjects of address : Morning, “The Trees of God” ; evening, “The Hidden Life.” Baptist church Sunday, A pul 21. Morning, Paster Ho'.daway ; Evening Mr Reg Snow All welcome, SALVATION ARMY (Seddon St ) ’ —Sunday, April 24 : 7.15 a.m , ICneedrill ; 11 a m., Holiness ; 7 p m , People’s Popular Service. Sunday School, 10.15 ft.m and 2.15 p.m.— Captain and Mrs W. Thompson, of Ashburton leading on. it is asserted that other ground in the Shotover is just as good. At present efforts are being made, to exploit it, and there is more movement in mining in Queenstown than there has been for years past. On another claim miners have sunk a shaft 30ft down and 60ft mi l d'er the river. By. this method they hope to strike rich wash, bpt th£ difficulty is a° much over-burden the river. Indications point to this being a rich claim. The worst part about colds or influenza is finding the right remedy. Use “NAZOL,” it has never failed.