PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1586, 1 November 1912, Page 2

PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

' (:. DRAFT PROGRAMME, : .The"following" te the draft progiammo for the Presbyterian General'■-. Assembly,, to be held i» St.. Joia's Church-, .Wei- ■ Hrigten,.-corijmencing,' on November. 12:— '-. Tuesday,: November -p.riil : Assp'mbly; constituted; ".tbe roll] niad.e up; the ri.ow: Moderator elected'.-strid delivers .'.his. inaugural address; the; .standing \orders" are adopted; sessional; arid other committees appointed; report of the :-Business Committee-. ■:' .'" •• ' . -"..-Wednesdayi ' 13.—10 a.m.: Communion service. 11 a.jn.:' Report of committee on commissions;- Church life arid work recommendations; treasurer's rfeport; statistics report. 3 p.m.; Beneficiary funds; fire insurance. 7 p.m.: ilabbath obsorvanco;.. church life Mid work , .--. ". '.'! >•'■'. ' Thursday, .November 11.—10 a.m.: Roll call' and introduction of new . members; foreign, mission recommendations;. Bible in school's; temperance. 3 p.m.: Annual incetihg .P.W.M.tJ, 7 p.m.: Training lii-' stituto;' foreign missions. « ~" Friday, November 15.—10 b-oj.-V Sojne mission regulations; training of home missionaries; nomination of Moderator.3 p.m.: Sutiday services; Stratford case-. 7 p.m.; Maori mission; home mission,,- ] Saturday, November.lG.'-'lp a.m.: Re'.port of committee on Standing Committees; finance 1 report; ministerial tenure. 7.30 p.m.; Laymen's Missionary Union meeting. '.- '■ Monday^,November a.m.: Youth of church recommendations; ICjiqx College; Theological College. 12.30' p.]n,: . Deputations (if any)/ 3,p.m.; Report on. ■course of theological studies; Ludies , Collego., 7 p.m.: Sunday Scliool examinations;'youth of tho church; • ..' ' Tuesday, November 19.—10 oi.m.; Publications report; report of • committee toft.' applications. 3 p.m.: Memorial minutes; 'sustentatkm fund. 7 p.m.: P.S.S;A. V reports. [' "' ■' ' ■. '. Wednesday, November 20.—10 a.m.: Church property report; New Century Fund; Romanism and Ritualism, 3 p.m.: ' Overtures, and references. 7. p.m.: Notices pf motion; business- left over. . '", It is every woman's'"duty, to learn the hygiene of ( tbe hair . and skin. T.hejje days people age far too rapidly. Miss Hilsom's exclusive aiid up-to-date methods and preparations will win back the worst complexion and restore the poorest hair to its proper life and energy. To' thoio who possess both, keep it so for all 'time, but' obtain fcho c-xpetft knowledge, given by Miss Milsom. and th'e right.; propara* ttdns to use them. Delightful' face massage will remove wririkles and smoothes coarse skin. "Cultene" Skin Food (reg.) acts like magic for wrinkles. Electrolysis (permanent and painless)', Hairdressing taught.. Grey hair restoredto natural colour . successfully. - Shampooing, Manicuring,- Clipping. Just received from • Parisian buyer, beautiful Switohes, Puffs, and Natur&l. Hair Pads; Persona] attention, strictly confidential. Miss Miisom, King's Champers (onn Stewart, Dawson'e), Willis Street, Wellington, Telephone, 814—Advt.