Page 2 Advertisements Column 2

Waikato Times, Volume 96, Issue 15359, 6 October 1923, Page 2

CHURCH SERVICES. P, iAROCHIAL DISTRICT OF HAMILTON. OCTORER 7, XIX SUNDAY AFTER trinity, 102:1. Hamilton (Si. Peter’s)—B a.m., Holy Communion; 11 a.m., Holy Eucharist and sermon; 2.30 p.m., Children’s Intercession; 3.15 p.m., Holy Raptism; 7 p.m., Evensong' and intercession. GORDON'TO'N' —Service postponed to October 11, 2 p.m. CLAUDELANDS. —9.15 a.m., Holy Communion. Intercession for the Mission of Spiritual Healing. Daily until Friday, 7 a.m., Holy Communion. Tuesday—lntercession, 3 p.m. 7.30 p.m. Wednesday—7.3o p.m. Thursday—7.3o p.m. , \ M ET II ODIST CHURCHES. SUNDAY SERVICES. St. Paul’s, London Street—ll a.m., Rev. W. Ready, subject, “Life’s Joys and Sorrows’’; 7 p.m., Rev. W. Ready, subject, “The Sight that Really Matters.” Anthem, “The Radiant Morn,” soloist, Mrs Hughes. Organ Recital, 6.15 p.m. Rukuhia —2.30, Mr Treloar. Te Uku—ll a.m., Mr Lusty. St. John’s, Hamilton East—ll ,Mr Blacklock; 7, Rev. F. E. Leadley. Frankton—ll, Rev. F. E. Leadley; 7, Mr Saunders, M.A. Matangri—7, M» N. Davey. nototuna —2 p.m., Opening New Church by Rev. W. Ready. Special Music and SerNewstead—ll, Mr Pike. Pukctalia—2, Rev. F. E. Leadley. NOTE —Opening of Rototuna Church at 2 o’clock to-morrow; Quarterly Meeting, Monday, 7.30, at St. Paul’s.

. ANDREW’S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CLAUDELANDS. l.m. —Rev. R. Mackic. Subject, “Christ and Pain.” 7 p.m.—Mr C. L. Mac Diarmid. IRjrsham Downs —2 p.m.. Rev. R. Mackie. Hamilton East—7 p.m, Mr T. 11. Henderson. Waikato Hospital—s.ls,.p.m., Rev. J. T. Burrows. ■Melville—7 pm'., RcV/' J.' T. Burrows. S T 1i i CHURCH, PRESBYTERIAN. 'FRANKTON. ■piRST Frarikton-rr-lt a.m.. Rev. Macdonald Asp- • land. Subject, “An Incentive to Industry, a Calif, to Service.” Korpmatua —-2-.30 p.m., Rev. Macdonald ASpland. , . Frankton—7 • p.m., Rev. Macdonald Aspland. Subject, “Christ’s Healing Mtnis- , try.” Anthem by the Choir. .M----ATANGI '■ PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Mutangi at 11 a.m. Preacher: Mr Anderson. fgAPTIST CHURCH, HAMILTON. . SERVICES TO-MORROW. . ■ fj'-v-'pasi or: Rev. 11. C. liERCIJS. 11,' round the Chosen . KinW” Air ll Jones. . Cuni’■“•niuirion"Service at-closer vSvis' plitf.r-rTe Rapa.Hall. Speaker, Mr -i Empsonr- ’ IN" THE STRAND THEATRE. 7 p.m—Subject, “A Matter of Supreme "t Speaker, Mr 11. Jones. Redemption Hymns. All Welcome. QHURciI OF CHRIST, CLAUDELANDS. for SUNDAY; OCTOBER 7, 1923. Morning Service at 11 o’clock Fellowship. Sunday School, afternoon, 2.30 p.m. Evening Service at 7 o’clock, Pastor J. Foster. Subject, “Who is the Merchant Man seeking for goodly pearls, and the last word for the Hickson Mission.” s ER VICES FOR THE PEOPLE. Fairfleld School, 11 a.m. Frankton Town Ha 11,.. 7 p.m. Subject, 1 “What will happen when our Lord Jesus returns from Heaven?” Minister. I Rev. A. A. Murray. A welcome to all.

T If- E g- ALVA TI ON ARMY. 11 a-m..—Holiness Meeting. 2 p.m.—Yoiinpr People’s Meeting-. 7 p.m.—Salvation Meeting. : All Services conducted by Brigadier Hoare and Major snarp, or Wellington. A HEARTY WELCOME TO ALL. 3'* S 3 - rjXHEOSOPHJCAL (JjOCIETY. HAMILTON LODGE. ''C/QN U’'° at the Public Lecture: “THE PERFECT MAN.” SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7, at 7 p.m., Theosophlcal Hall, 63, Colllngwood Street. music. Library Open. Enquirers’ Class, Tuesday, 7.30 p.m. PLANTS AND SEEDS FOR SALE. LAWSO.NIA.NAS, large, bushy, 38/-; smaller, 2-year, 26/-; year, 18/-; Macrocarpas (young), 22/C 100. Porter, Box 289, Auckland. 107 TOMATO Plants, Antirrhinum, Nemesia, Stocks Dimorpholteca, Pansies and othel . s .—Forrest, corner. Beale and Grey Streets. ' 1 ‘~ PLANTS —Tomato 1/6 doz., 9/- 100; Cabbage and Lettuce 2/6 100; Red Cabbage, od doz.; Cauliflower 3/- 100; Stock, Aster, Phlox, Delphinium, Dlsnthus, Coriopsis, carnation, Marigold (French and African), Cineraria, Verbena, Gcuni, Pansy, etc °/- doz., post paid, cash with order. ’Phone 82.—W. Ambler, Ngaruawahla. TO GARDENERS! —To ensure the best results you must sow the best seeds, and the best seeds procurable are Hopkins’ famous “Fertility” Seeds. These Seeds GROW Sow Vegetable and Flower Seeds NOW and let them be from J. and -S. HOPKINS,- LTD., Seed Merchants, Queen Street, Auckland. (Catalogues free on application).;*■ . DRESantAXina. T ESSONS ’ lu Dressmaking, Thursdays 1 i (day and evening); also Costumier, day and evaulng!-Dresses.—Miss Nicholls, 6 Clarence Street f (tour -minutes from C.p.G. ’Phone TSO3. ' Y> "'AND: D. SEDGWICK, late Debenham Jj.-> and Froebody, - London W., and Farmer's,. Sydney, Dressmakers and Costumiers, -Bonds’- Buildings. ’Phone mo, R-S.' - g ER, COSTUMIER AND!-'.BLO'uSE SPECIALIST, -'“LONDON"- STREET (Next. Dairy Co.’s Buildings). CHEMIST."

AFTER INFLUENZA. (J'AKEI ’J'HIPLE pONIC. TT is specially recommended to build up- ; and strengthen the whole system: * ~ ■" .~ v *’ Suitable lor Old and Young. Two Sizes. Price 2/0 and 4/6 ’ at;-/: NINO'S piIARMACIES, pi.MITED. TWO SHOPS. VICTORIA STREET, HAMILTON. J. F. B ROOK - DISPENSING AND VETERINARY CHEMIST. All country orders receive prompt and personal attention. ’Phone 170, Te Awamutu. O*E DAY SERVlCE—Developing- and Printing- lor Amateur Photographers. Full slocks or Cameras, Films, Printing Papers, etc. —lsaillie’s Ltd., Cash Chemists, Hamilton.