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Waikato Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 3157, 17 September 1892, Page 2 (Supplement)

I ""M- ,, T P.Wilsl!: , ). I'pper (.iii'iftih \t,.-,-t \w*Uu.\ H.-,-.. V.M.i'.A. — Miss M<K K.W.I K, 1'r0.11..i .11.. i .-pi: J >l<>Vt;>- - ti-lt .-h'' is p! -)> ilLil tO book Kvery car.; taken to s.'l-tv h.'"l-lii:llti. v i illli'lNt; lUKKKY. — Cuiitraetor i / [~i- tin- lii-in-h :iii'i l-'on-'L'ii Navy, .it..-1 i- r iln- I'm.iii Sii aitiship (i-iiipauy. — !•:- M.'KMUVfc, Wiioliwiilc Bread and liN.-lllt lI.i'UT fIRX' William's Saldfill), ii,ii.,.;i .-iiivft Wharf, Aurki.n.l. -('ale ;:',, i I: -■'•.•,!:-;i-.!-. M.-..!- ,l.' al' i T<, 11(1 .;. '.i I unlv. Halls. Wc.i.liiiL,' Outers, and IV-μ.: I , ,.!■:■;■■-■ catL-i-.il l"i.r. JO -i Kl> 11 rii V N 1) ALL, Surgeon Dc-ntist, RKM'iVKD TO BROOK TIOU.SK, lIUHSUN-STRKKT, A IA'KLANR J.MAK T ' "' Surgeon Dentist [By Exam.] KAKANCAI'K ROAD, AUCKLAND. I'aitihs-i Extraction of Teeth by Gas or Chloroform. DkNTISTKV IX ALL ITS BRANCHES. Charges Modfratk. T. HARTLY, OF MUSIC & SINGING, Cambridge. Music supplied for Public and Private Dances'io any part of Waikato. Tit .is on application. J jFu Ull FITZG ERA LD, I 1 KENT AND DEBT COLLECTOR, CAMBRIDGE WEST. .Several Small Farms for Sale. p a t i<: itsoN & ° ■ Grain & Produce Merchants, Lesskks or ArcKLANii Tramways Hor.-os Bought, Sold, or Exchanged. On Sale : Oats (seed or feed), Clover and Grass Send, Flour, Maize, Konediist, etc. 01-'FK'K : (opposite Railway Auckland. [A I.'AKI). j QEORGE gEST, (AIiENT S.S. WaITHA), MARINE SUKVKVOK. CUSTOMSHOUSE AOENf. LICKXSKI) TOUT (ilWiHOll & SHIPI'IXG ACENT. Office : 18, Queen.street Wharf. Q~P E C I A L NOTICE. Grass Seed ! Grass Seed ! KOI.ER'I'SOX BROS, having just to hand a lwrnu assortment of GRASS SICEDS (Kyegras.?, Cocksfoot, and Clovers), are prepared to ((note same at lowest market rite?. Honediist, Supei phosphates, Special, ■•uid Chemical .Manures ai: lowest prices. A large .stock of GRAIN SACKS on hand, for sale cheap. S3T Note the address — ROBERTSON BROS., Upper Symond-strect, Auckland. Telephone 4-2. ~\ \ * ILLIAM O ATTRAY HOUSK, LAND, AND COMMISSION AGENT, 130 Queen-street, Auckland, Sells Houses, Land and Other Property, Invests Money on Mortgages of Freehold, or otherwise, as directed by his clients ; Negotiates Mortgages and Transfers of Mortgages ; Collects Interest, Rents and Accounts ; LSuys Merchandise of every description to order. Baxkkus : Bank of New Zealand. Waikato Reference : George Edgecumbe, The Waikato Times Office. WILLIAM RATTRAY, House, Land and Commission Agent. 130, Queen-street, A U C K LAN _D_■_ PRACTICAL" CHRISTIANITY. I'um.isimn for the Si-kcial Hknkfit of NonCiiußciir.OKiis. T R en Christian Religion, intelligently understood comes not to add to men's burdens but to remove them. " For God sent nut his Sou into the world to condemn the world, but that the world through Him might bo saved." John in,

"its leading doctrines, adapted to the use of this New Age. are summarised as follows There is one God, in whom is a Divine Trinity of Love, Wisdom and Operation, and He is the Lord Jesus Christ. Savins Faith is to believe in Him. Evils are to be shunned, because they are of the devi! and from tho devil. Good Works ought to be done, because thev are of God and from God, and they ought to be done by man as nf himself, but with the belief that thi-y are from the Lord, operatine in him by him. There are two things wfiicli constitute tne essence of God—love and wisdom. And there are thre<- which constitute the essence of His love-to love others out of Himself: to desire to be one with them ; and to make them happy from HiinsMi", The same three "-'""^""^'^"^"'jU God make on™, things,™ nd wisdom accomplishes them, lrue Christian K Thc"word°or 4 God is Divine truth clothed in human language, and adapted to the vaneo Slates of the human heart, that thus a man ma> know God, and learn to know and do H.s w, !. ••Ifve continue in My word, then are ye My disciples indeed." John viii. SI. - Therefore all things whatsoever ye w £ uM f() S r the'prophe'ts. Matt, vii' S. The Ten Commandments point out what evils are to be shunned in order that men may attain eternal life.

"That it is not so difficult to ive tlie life o' heaven -is if c-mmonly believed is evidmit froiu this-that when anything presents i«df that one m"na. S ! a^po"ed" C he L 'n«rnToLly'chink'that'it n.urlir mit to be done because it is contrary to hWhcr degrees of his mindare opened; and in so fur" as ibese are opened he sees what is insincere n j „.;,..( • and in so tar as he sees these evils ihey ca, be shaken off, inr it impossible that any tr who h not capable from freedom of thinking In this manner ? Uut when he has njade a beginHe wnnt t<. will them, and finally t<> become averse to thorn. This is meant by the Lords words "Mv voke is easy and My ''Uiden is light." Malt. X i. SO. Hut it should be known that the difficulty ot so thinking, and likewise of resisting evils, increases in prooortiun as a man Irom the a V ccusto > nH"a"to l 'them, unt'i" aHength lit- does not see them, and afterwards loves them, and from the delight of love excuses them and by all kinds of fallaciesconhrms them, and declares that they are allowable and K"»d. Hut this occurs with .We who in the age of adolescence plunge into evilsYs; ifwithout restraint, and at the same time reject Uivine things from tho heart. —•' Heaven ;l^,!l, ; I dVert»V.,hou !; hcon.ainin,truthfor who Irom an>c. ;lpprmv ()f , r ir "l <"trii"s! here enum-i.-U.-d, and who desire to -f-'^^^te'wiXurt^Hawie"^ and Henderson, Hunter-street, Sydney.