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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 44, 16 November 1918, Page 2

RELIGIOUS SERVICES, UNITED INTERCESSORY SERVICE SERVICE I'OR OUR KING AND EMPIRE. COMMITTEE ROOM; TOWN HALL (Entrance Mercer Street). TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) AFTERNOON (D.V.), AT II O'CLOCK. THE LORD GOD OMNIPOTENT REIGNETII. THIS Meeting is called for two purposes—one to render thnnUs to Almighty God for His mercy in granting to us niul our Allies the splendid and complete victory which has resulted in the practically unconditional surrender of Germany. Tliq cables tell us Hint Mr. Perry Robinson wrote of the cessation of hostilities: "There was an historic scene at Mons when tho 'Cease Firol' signal was sounded. A greater .Power than ours willed that wa should iinish tho war there." Wo trust that not only our newspaper men, but that nil classes of tho community will have come to realise that though in this dispensation there is the. hiding of God's power, yet His overruling providence has been most manifest all through these years of war to' those who have hud eyes to seo it. In our weekly message to-day we desire lo point out how easily God could have given us the victory against the Central Powers if He had permitted the present epidemic from which we are suffering to have spread amongst their troops. On the. other hand, if He had allowed it to hnvo attacked our forces early in tho war how disastrous would have been its effects to our armies. Wo hope and pray that this scourge will do .for New Zealand what the war apparently failed to do; that is, teach u's all that we cannot disregard the claims of .God with impunity. If God be God why is the day set apart for His worship so j disregarded that it is used wholly for pleasure and amusement by 60 many, and so largely for (ha holding of politi-1 cal gatherings? V.'l'.y is the reading of' His precious Hook the Bible so neglect- j cd? Wo pray that this dark shadow! upon our land may soon be removed, but I may our people susk unto God, and | peace, health, and piosperity will flour-' ish abundantly. j Will all believers in the efficacy of' prayer unito with lw-for the secoiid'pur-i poso of this meeting, to plead with God j thai; Ho may 60 incline, our hearts unto j Himself tnatlfe may bp able speedily | to remove this chastening from us, and! to bless us. • "Ho that dwelleth in the secret place > of tho MOST HIGH, shall abide under! the shadow of the Almighty"—Psalm 01, 1.

. ST. MASK'S, DUEPERIN STREET. ! i NOTICE. ■ IN consequence of the influenza epidemic and in compliance with llio request of His Worship the Mayor, the Church will be CLOSED iiext Sunday. The Sunday School also will 'be closed tuid thu Annual Examination, of the Scholars is postponed. A. T. B.' PAGE. • W. MADBLEY, W. T..GAUDIN, . -. 'Wardens. ST.' JOHN'S CHURCH, WILLIS ST. (Presbyterian.) rpllKliE will be no Service in this -K- Chnrqh To-morrow. | The Bible Classes and the Sunday • School will not meet. ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTER-lAN CHURCH, 28 Wellington Terrace. ON nceount of (he Influenza Epidemic NO SERVICES or' SUNDAY SCHOOL will bo held To-morrow. ... SAILORS-SPECIAL NOTE., THERE will bo only' Ono Service on Sunday. This will be at 3 in the Afternoon. Preacher: llr. .Tamos Moore, Missioncr. Subject—A Noto of Cheer for the Times. TOURIBT RESORTB. PICTURESQUE PELORUS. VISITORS to these Lovely Sounds can have- good Accommodation at Bolton Bay, in "Beautiful Mahau. ( the Gem of (he Sounds." Ten hours irom Wellington, via Picton, or direct. Good beach for 'bathing-, rowing, boats; launches if required. Tennis court, Post and Telegraph Office. Regular mail services. Terms, 7s. per day, Ms. per week; children under 12, half-price. Apply W. T. Erskine, Mahan, Pelorus Sound. RALLY-HO! RALLY-HOI WHEN visiting Napier make the Provincial Hotel your Headquarters. The Official Homo for the Troops Why not for you also? Tariff moderate. . ' One minute Station, Theatre, Parade. T. A. HEATH, Proprietor. HOTEL LANGMUIIi, TAUMAEUNUI. JUST recently opened. Everything now and right up-to-dute. Right opposite Station, and a few minutes from Wangnnui Steamer Landing; 52 rooms; electricity throughout. Excellent cuisine. Commodious Sample Rooms. Terms 10s. per day, weekly by arrangement. A. J. LANGMUIR, Proprietor. • piIILDS* COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Palmerston North., Tariff, Bs. Gd. per Day. ' T. CHILDS, Proprietor. WHITE HART HOTEL, CHRISTVV CHURCH. First-class Accommodation. Tariff—los. per day. "Dominion" always en tie. S. J. ALLEN, (Late of Wangaiuii), Proprietor.

nroilllWELL PRIVATE HOTEL, I KOTOBUA. l Well known as the Premier House for accommodation mid cuisine. Hns been entirely renovated for the lowing seuson. 'One minute from Station. Telephone 20. Telegraphic nddress, "Thirwell." Tariff, 7s. per day; 10s. per week. • T. P. DOWLING, Proprietor. EADNOK. KESiDEiNTIAL HOTEL, Waterloo Quadrant, AUCKLAND. Elevated position, overlooking Government; House and the Harbour. Five minutes from Station, Wharves, and Ceiitro of City. Electric Litfht throughout. Moderate Tariff. Strictly First Class. H'uUi(!raiusj^Kadiwr£'^AjicJchiiiil I___1___ ""willTuE TO STAY IN CHKISTCHUKGTI. HO T EI, F E D E B A L, Victoria Square Cliristchurch. U. COLLINS Proprietor (Late Clarendon H6tc!). All communications recoivo prompt attention, llox MS. Telephone 1010, 2279. PALMEKSTON MOUTH. O 0 Y A I. H 0 T E L. Modern Jlrick Building Electric Lhjht Throughout. Ilox » 'Phono 91. A. E. HAYWOOD, Proiirietor. 11. K. 1 ,V;hILEY,''MIimNJiOBOUGn. MOTOR Mail Service, KVnthcrstonJlnrtuiboroiigh and Surroundins Distrinln. All trains met. Cars, Horsea, uml Giga (or Hire. 'Phono No. a