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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 305, 20 September 1919, Page 1

' ' "THE DOMINION." t 1 < Rates for Classified fldvortisomonts— 5 '(For Cash Only), Situation! Vacant, Situations Wanted, To Let, For Salo, Personal, Lost and Found, Wanted to Buy, * Farm Hands' Wanted, Professional Engagements, I Board and Residence, Business Announcements. j 15 Words, Is.; 20 Words, is. 6d.; 25 Words, 2a. i i Births, Marriages, and Deaths, 2s. 6d. per insertion, \ In Momoriam, (id. per lino (minimum 5 lines).

FUNERAL NOTICE. , AUSTRALASIAN INSTITUTE OF . ; .'MARINE ENGINEERS. MEMBERS .of' tho abovo. are requested to-attend theFunornl of the ' late Mr.'iJ3. Greenwood, wilL;,leave I the Mortuary Chapel' of.E. Morris';''Jun„ Taranaki Street, at .11 a.m. THIS DAY. {~:-■:■,., . ' 's/: t?k.!Wallace,'■■• % t , '*. .-_■,... >'■};. '.^-i_ii.;,. : Secretary.. FURNISHERS. E"":.-. MORRIS;TaN';/':;yni6Hato,„.anff: ; • ■ Enibalmer.'GO Taranaki Street and • • '■•■»''"' 28Riddiford Street. "Mortuary Chapel, ■: .Horse and Motor Hearses. The most .complete and up-to-date Funeral Fur- ' ' nisher in the Dominion. fPhone 937 ; (day or night). . R. W. E. JEFFREYS, who was associated with Messrs. Flyger and Co., ; Undertakers and Embalmers,. for some years, intimates that he has taken over ■ this long-established business, and wishes i to assure the public of careful and faithful service. .' ' . W. E. JEFFREYS AND CO., , Undertakers and Einbalmers, Telephone MSAVi 222 Cuba Street. .TjiOBT. H. WILSON AND SON, JLI) Undertakers and Embalmers,'.lo4 Adelaide Road, Wellington. Open ■ and Closed Hearses kept'on the premises. Largest Mortuary Chapel in the Domin- ' ion free. Telephone 1999; and No. (j Wha Street, Lyall Bay. Telephone' 4291 j(3 rings). No connection with any other firm trading under 6amo name. TI|ESSRS. CHARLES GREER, AND STANLEY, ;'. .Undertakers, v..' PORIRUA. MOTOR HEARSE by arrangement^ RELIGIOUS SERVICES.ST. MARK'S CHURCH, DUFFERIN ■.' STREET. '•■'-. FESTIVAL OF ST. MATTHEW. A.E.M. ; TRINITY ; XIV. ' 8 a.m.—Holy Communion. ! . ' 11: 'a.m.—Morning, Prayer and Holy , Communion. { .3 p.m.—Candidates for Confirmation. ! .7 p.m.—Eyensong and Sermon. j i CT. JOHN'S CHURCH, WILLIS ST. '. ■ . (Presbyterian.) I . ' TO-MORROW: Morning. 11—Mr. G. Moricc, M.A. ;' Evening,' 7—Rev. Wm. Day. . ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, ■ 28 Wellington Terrace. 11 a.m. 7 p.m. ' Preacher: Chaplain-Major R. H. Cathenvood, of Featherston. WESLEY CHURCH, TARANAKI STREET. 1 TO-MORROW: Morning, 11. REV. J. H. WHITE. Evening, 7. REV. J. G. CHAPMAN. Anthem: "Weary of Earth" (Tozer). ' '• BAILORS' EMEND SOCIETY, , £3 CHURCH AND INSTITUTE, Wliitmore Street. , SUNDAY SERVICES: Morning preacher, ' at 11, Mr. E. P. Hay; Evening preacher, at 7, Mr. James Moore, Missioucr. Subject: "Why To-morrow?" Soloist-Mv. E. "W. Burd. . Song Service, 8.30. THE NEW ZEALAND BOARD OF i : MISSIONS. ■ THE CONSECRATION of the NEW BISHOP OF MELANESIA will take place in St. Paul's Pro-Cathedral TO-MURROW (SUNDAY), SEPTEMBER 21, at 11 a.m. Offertory on behalf of the Melanesiau Mission, ' - A SOCIAL GATnEIIr'NG to bid Godspeed (o tho new Bishop and the mem- ] beiv; of hi-5 stall' .on their departure for £ Melanesia wil be held in the Masonic G . JIMI. lim'.'entt Street,' oii MONDAY, f SEPTKMRLK 22, at 8 p.m.', when the ( New Zealand Board of Missions will bo i iiii'iigurnted.. The Bishop of, Wellington will pi'psiile,' and the.Bishop of Nelson will spenk.' . •'..".■:': ,: " '■"■:'- i