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. FOR GENERAL PRINTING ■OF.'fIVERX DESCRIPTION, TRSj "THE DOMINION" GENERAL' PRINTING" DEPARTMENT, THONEI442. ■ PROMPT ATTENTION,

EEMOVAL NOTIGE.-leaao Clark ana Son, Builders, Contractors, and Undertakers, have removed to 1 new premises No. 27 Wingfield Street, oft Molosworth Street, opposite Ministerial Residence. Jobbing Work promptly attended to. TeWp-hones- Shop, 1083; Eesidence, 80S. RELIGIOUS SERVICES. T. PAUL'S PEO-CATHEDEAL'. MULGEAVE STEEET. SUNDAY NEXT, BEFORE ADVENT, NOVEMBER 22. 8 a.m.—Holy Communion. 11 ■ a.m.—Matins and Sermon. Hymns m. IGG, 532. i ■ ■ 3 p.m.—Servioo for Men only . 7 p.m.—Evensong arid Sermon. Hymns 165, 19, 288. Anthem: "Lord for Thy Tender Mercy's Sake" (Farrant). TINAKOEI EOAD: .CHURCHROOM; 11 a.m.—Children's Service. 7 p.m.—Evensong. ST. MASK'S CHUECH, Susses SquaTe. SUNDAY, NOVEMBEE 22nd. S a.m.—Holy'Communion. ' 11 a.m.^-Matina 7 p.m.—Evensong. Preacher—B«v. Canon : Garlana. ST. BAENABAS' CHUECH. EOSENEATH. 8 a.m.—Holy Coramiinion. 11 a.m.—Matins. 7 p.m.—Evensong. QT. JOHN'S CHUECH, WILLIS ST. £3 (Presbyterian). TO-MOEEOW. Morning, 11. ME. G. H. EOBEETSON.:B.So. Evening; 7. ' ME. G. W. MOBICE. M.A. WESLEY CHUECH, TAEANAKI STEEET. To-moTTow. Morning; s 11.—Eev. J, G* Chapman. To-morroir Evening, .7.—Rev. 3. G. Chapman. Anthems: "How Lovely aro Thy Dwellings.-," CHUECH OF GOD TABEENACLE, Tasman Street. TO-NIGHT, 7I.S.S. Lesson, Luke 23, 13-25,'"Jesus and Pilate." Jesus Eefused and- Barabbas Choson. Pilato could 'not remain neutral neither can I. .! To-morrow, 11,--Wdrehip. 6 30, Evangelistic Meetinpr.' "War ia Turkey in Armenia—a true sign the end is near." mHD TEEEACE CONGEEGATIONAL 1 CHUECH. • SUNDAY SCHOOiTaNNIVEESAEY. TO-MOEEOW. . ! Morning;; at' 11—Eev. J. Eeed Glasson. Afternoon, at 3—Eev. Macdonald Aspland Evening, at 7—Eev. Macdonald Abpland. Special Singing by the Scholars, assisted by the Choir and an Orchestra. Tea Meeting, TUESDAY, at 6.15. Public Meeting at _ 7;30 p.m. WELLINGTON GAB COMPANY, V , LIMITED. IMPOETANT NOTICE To GAS CONSUMEBS AND OTHEES. ?EEE PUBUC DEMONSTEATIONS OF GASCOOKEEY. MISS UNA CARTEE is now conducting a series of Gas Cookery Lectures, and Demonstrations at the Gas Company's Loo-' ture Ball, 64 Courtenay Place.. The FinaL Lecture of the Series will be given on WEDNESDAY NEXT, 25th November, 1914, commencing at 3 p.m. Subject: "BEQUEST DISHES.'i SPECIAL NOTICE. A Now Series of Lectures will begin on WEDNESDAY, 2nd DECEMBEE, when iho srbjeot will bo "CHBISTMAS, COOKING." J. H. HELLIWELL, Secretary. 1 SPEING CLEANING TO PLEASE YOU. RING np 2869, and let m quote you for your Spring Cleaning, your daily, weekly, or monthly Cleaning, or any Cleaning. Windows, Floors, Brasses, or Carpets. Carpets cleaned by our ,new np-toiate Vacuum Cleaning .Machine ere made' to look just like new. Ask your friends who have tried us. If we have pleased them let us please you. Single Carpets collected, cleaned per Vacuum Process, and returned the same day if required. Einß up VACUUM. CLEANING CO. (New Address), 18 GEEY ST. (Neit to National Bank). "GOLDEN TIPPED." TEA. T AEEY AND COMPANY, LIMITED, ALLEN STEEET, have . regular shipments of "GOLDEN TIPPED" Broken Orange Pekoe Tea'arriving. , The leaf of this Tea is from the choicest boarinj gardens of Ceylon, and provides a mosi; delicious, fragrant and refreshing cup. ' To jiartako of this Tea introduces one to thei frajrances which the Maud of Ceylon is famous for. AGNIFICENT 1911 40-50 h.p. CADELUC Tourm? Core,' FOE HIRE (scat 7or 8 persons). Winner of World's greatest motor trophy .twice, 1908 and 1914: Clients ail suy: "Tho most charming car we have ever travelled in." In charpo of eipert, courteous. driver, who studies 3'our every wish. For safe, luxurious, motoring, or a , ' closed'car for town work, PLEASE EING2269A, Day or ■ Nigbt. Charges reasonable, CEAIUJIS BABEINGTON. A T Qperee Bros.' Gannent Sale, 2 white ■:Xa.-■ Irish linen dresses, faced eaxe on collar, buttons and cuffs, 3ds. for 19s. 6d.; B silk inerv dresses in black, saxe, cream, W>d rraoda, 555. for 255.; 4 white voile dresses, heavily trimmed Eussian lace, satin sash, 555. for 37g. 6d. At 10 on fiaturdax.

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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2313, 21 November 1914, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2313, 21 November 1914, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2313, 21 November 1914, Page 1

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