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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 217, 7 June 1919, Page 1

i EVERYBODY'S THEATRE Commencing To-day and All Next Weci .- \ .. /The Two Popular Players MADGE KENNEDY & TOM MOORE In a Fascinating and Delightful Story "THE FAIR PRETENDER" I Also showing, Episode 15 "The House of Hate"

FUNERAL FURNISHERS. , - - ■ i J? MORRIS, JUNE,, Undertaker and * Embaliner, 60 Tarannki Street and 28 Riddiford Street. .Mortuary Chapel. . Hflrso . and Motor Hearses. The most complete l and up-to-date Funeral Furnishers in the Dpminion. 'Phone 937 (day or night). ; MIt.IV. E/JEFFERYS, vho was assoelated with' MeSsrs.' i'lyger add Co., Undertakers and 'Embalmers, for some years, intimates that he Ims taken over, this long-established 'business, and wishes the public of careful and i'aith- : tul service. , .. . W-. E. .JEFFERYS AND C 0.,/ " . ' Undertakers and iiailmlmera, Telephone 015 A. 222 Cuba Street., ' H; , SON, ■ Undertakers and , Kmbahners, 1M Adelaide lload, Wellington. .Motor, Open and Closed Hearses kept on largest Mortuary Chapel in the Doniin- . oon' free. Telephone 1999; .arid " No. G Wha Street, Lyall Bay. Teleimoui; -1294 (3 rings) No connection with any other farm trading under same imniu. RELIGIOUS SERVICES, CjT. MARK'S CHURCH, DUFFEIUN . W STREET.. ' WHIT SUNDAY. ' ' .' 8 a.m.—Holy Communion. 11 aon.—Alorning Prayer and ■ poly Communion. 3 p.m.-Children's, Service. ( p.m.—Evensong aud iJei'inon, TUESDAY in Whitsun VVeeK, Holy Communion, il a.m. WEDNESDAY, St. Barnabas's—B a.m., Holy Communion. , IgT. JOHN'S CHURCH, WILLIS ST. (Presbyterian.)' ' , ■ ■ TO-MOKROW: Morning, 11. Evening, 7. REV. DR.. GIBB. Evening; "Irreligious Anxiety About God." QT. ANBREW'S PEESBYTERIAN CIIURCH, ■ Wellington Terrace. Services, 11- a.m. and 7 p.m. 'Preacher; Rev. J. A. Asher, U.A. of St. Paul's,. Napier. t — ' 'WESLEY ' CHURCH, TARANAKI ;*'■ S'i'lfEET. ■: TO-MORROW: 1 Morning, 11. Evening, 7. 'Anthem: "Sweet is Thy Mercy"(Burnby). REV. J. G. CIIAPMAN'. BAILORS' FRIENIT SOCIETY, CHURCH AND INSTITUTE; ' Whitmore Streot. SUNDAY SERVICES, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. 1 Preacher—Jlr. James Moore (Misaioner). Subjects(l) "Both Sides of the Caso"; (2) Hope Will Lead Me Ou." Soloists—The Misses Clark. SONG SERVICE. 8.30. "i ~ ' BUSINESS NOTICES. VyANTED—Ladies' Chrome Derby ■"* Shoes, 15s. 6d., now 10s. 6d.;Ladies' Boots, size 3, usually 255., now 10s. (id. O'Brien's Sale, 155 Cuba Street. SCALES and Balances, for Confectioners' aud Fruiterers' Stocks, held by Henry Berry and Coy., 79 Dixon Street. (JA AAA PHYSICIANS' Prescriptions UUjVV/V have boon dispensed at Castle's Newtown Pharmacy; firot-qtial-ity drugs were used in each prescription. HIGH-BACK Diningroom Suite, 1 Set tee, 2 Armchairs, 1 Smnll Chairs (slip out seats),' £0 6s. Jas. Hyndman, 200 Cuba Street (lata Richardson Bros.) rAMP, tramp, tramp—walk in the path of economy. Have WOODMILNE RUBBER HEELS fitted. Cheaper than leather and all British. ptLINCHEIt DREADNOUGHT MOTOR CYCLE TYRES are made to withstand rough roads and hard riding! 26 x2S y, 28 x 3. Ask your dealer for CLINCHER DREADNOUGHTS. THE iron heel is not the business heol; wear WOOD-MILNE RUBBER' ■ HEELS and walk in silcncu and comfort. Made of durabli; resilient Para ruhW WANTED Known—Ladies' Patent Leather High-legged Garbardino and Suede-top Boots, latest shapes. Worth 365. 6d. To be given away at 16s. Gd. Country orders requiro additional nnotnzft. O'Brien's Sala. 155 Cuba Streot.