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AMUBBMBNTB. 'CAIRO" BRADLEY COMING 'CAIRO" BRADLEY COMING 'CAIRO" BRADLEY COMING TATHO" BRADLEY COMING 'CAIRO" BRADLEY COMING 'CAIRO" BRADLEY COMING • A MAN'S MAN A MAN'S MAN A MAN'S MAN A MA2FS MAN A MAN'S MAN A MAN'S MAN A HARD HITTER .. A HARD SITTER A HARD HITTER A HARD HITTER A HARD HITTER, A HARD HITTER mOWN HALL, NEXT TUESDAY A OWN HALL, NEXT TUESDAY TOWN HAIL, NEXT TUESDAY TOWN HALL, NEXT TUESDAY TOWN HALL, NEXT TUESDAY TOWN HALL, NEXT TUESDAY TTBAR BRADLEY PROM CAIRO! HEAR BRADLEY FROM CAIRO'.' TTRAT?. BRADLEY FROM CAIRO! HEAR BRADLEY FROM CAIRO! HEiAR BRADLEY FROM CAIRO! HEIAR BRADLEY FROM CAIRO! ATHLETIC SPOhTS, GOLFERS. ENTHUSIASTIC GOLFERS and oth,ew -ff-i will be interested to learn that Tickets for the KIRKWOOD-DOUGLAS MATCH at Miramar Golf lints on OCTOBER 9 are obtainable from MESSRS. E. PERRY, MANNERS STREET, TISDALL'S AMD ALDOUS'S, LAMBv TON QUAY. QPENING OF SEASON 1920-21. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9, 3.30 p.m. Ladies' Tickets are now «btainabl« from E. DIEHL, Hon. Sec. Club House Committee. MEEUNQS, • CIVIC DECEPTION To SIR KEITH SMITH, K.B.E. OWING to Wash-out on Railway, thi Civic Reception by Hie Worshii the Mayor (J. P. Luke, Esq., C.M.G. will bo held in the Council Chamber Town Hall, THIS MORNING, Af 11 rvVln^V AND NOT AS ADVERTISED. All those desirous of meeting Sir Keitl are invited to attend. Y W.C.A. , Y.W.C.A TO-MORROW, 4.ls.—Special_ Girls' D« partment. Service, all siris invited Speaker, Miss Ella Fair. MONDAY, 8 p.m.—Wide Awake Club. WEDNESDAY Elooution Class and Dra matio Club. THURSDAY, 8 p,m .-Health Talk. Opei to all. Y.W.C.A., 5 BOULCOTT STREET. THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY, MARIO* STREET. • • PUBLIC LECTURE, TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), 7 P.M.. By Mrs. J. Davidson. "THE, COMING RACE." Publio cordially invited. Room opei dally 8 to 4.30 p.m. Theosophical Liters fare for sale. PIONEER CLUB. A RECEPTION will be tendered t< Her Excellency Lady Jellicoe oi THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, in the Pio user Club Rooms, at 1 p.m. S. MAETIN, Slscretary. RELIGIOUS NOTICEB. ST. MARK'S CHURCH, DUFFERII STREET. EIGHTEENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRENITf. 8 a.m.—Holy Communion. 11 a.m.—Moraine Prayer, Holy Con munion and Sermon. 2.Bo—Young Man's Bible Class. i p.m.—Holy Baptism. 7 p.m.—Evensong and Sermon. NOTE.—Her Excellency, Visoountos Jellicoe, has ferociously consented to ope: Bt. Mark's Annual Sale of Work nej Thursday, October 7, at '8 o'olock, in SJ MaTk'a Schoolroom. See particular's l papers next week. C3T. JOHN'S CHURCH, WILLI! b STREET

(Presbyterian). DIVINE SERVICES, 11 a.m. ajd 7 Preacher, Rev, H. TV. BURRIDGE M.A., B.D. . lrr , „ 11 a.m.—"The Mountains of Help. 7 p.m.—"The Vallev of Decision.' Special retiring collections at both sei vices to defray expenses of pnmnni oliurch buildings. Sacred organ muno from 6.40 p.m. Strangers welcome. , NOTE.—Dr. Gibb will probably conduc the services on Sunday next, October It C!T ANDREW'S CHURCH O (PRESBYTERIAN). SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3. Services will be held in Artoraft Then tre, Molesworth Sfreet, 11 a.m. and 7.p.® Pre&cTfer, MR. C. A. Knox College, Dunedin. WESLEY CHURCH, Taranaki Street TV SUNDAY, OCTOBER 8. 11 a.m.—R-ov. H. E. Bellhouse. Sub jcct: "Thunder or an An^el." 7 p.m.—S-ev. H. E. Bellhouse. Sub ject: "The Gospel of Spring" Anthem 'Tho Lord is My Strength" (Smart, Solo: "Look tip, 0 Heart" (TheTWa de Riojfo], Miss Joy Sutherland. Sunda; Schoot Anniversary Sunday weak. SAH/)RS' FRIEND SOCIETY CHURCH AND INSTITUTE, Whitaoye Street, Services, U and 7. Preacher—llr. Jjunei Moore, Miwionq Subjects—(lj "The Life of a Beast." (2 "Tha ifan wno Loßt hii Head." Soloist—Miss M. Shand. Song Service—B.B<). TTXTOOD-MIIJJE Rnbbor Hee!#«urt lee Vr linn Mther h»«l», and they al» wear considerably lonßer. JDut Soke sur you get Wood-Milne't. OIIE Cttndj Maker*, Tkerpaorootm Larae fltpdw held. Henry SKV. aad Ofc, Btnsfi,