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Full SALE, Pony, Gig, and Harness complete; pony rising eUc, twelve hands high, by Duko of York; perfectly quiet and sound. Gig in goad order No reasonable offer refused, lor further particulars apply J. T. AORU'ON, Lyttelton. atißS JJOBOUGH OF LYTTELTON. ANZAC DAY. ' U.VITED RELIGIOUS SERVICE and PATRIOTIC MEETING will bo held at the CENOTAPH ou SATURDAY, the2sth APRIL, 1925, commencing at 10.30 a.m. W. T. LESTER, SBOI Mayoi ANZAC DAY PARADE. ALL RETURNED MEN are requested to parade at 0.45 a.m. at the Drill Hall, to attend Anzac Day Service. All men arc urg/ed to parade to" honour the memory of their Fallen Comrades. 8302 .ARBOUR LIGHT THEATRE—To-night, L 8 o'clock, "The Kentucky Four," in as, Concerted Numbers, Monologues, and jjedv. Mdme. Davina Morrison, Coloratura Soprano, Miss Marjorie Alwyne, Contralto. HuntW Spencer, Lyric Terror, and Harry Ponn, liaritone and Monologuist. -V s °; Picture version of "Undo Tom'a Cabin." | During screening "The Kentucky Four" will sing- Plantation Melodies. To-morrow: Mair Phiibin in "The Gaiety /Jirl..' Century' Comedy. Gazette. "Tho Purplo Eiders/' (Pp. 10).

"In The Beginning" was » wilderness, •In The Beginning" there m nothing Im Than what is now expressed in formula. "In Th* Beginning" «11 things were to be— Ineritablc! destined to endure. All that now j*—ordsined •by wise decree— Erea Woods' Great Pewienttent Cut* -i