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religious services. QT, JOHN’S CHURCH, WILLIS ST. o ’ (Presbyterian.) TO-MORROW: Morning, 11. Evening, 7. ANDREW’S CH URCH. Services in Artcraft Theatre, Molesworth Street. 11 a.m—REV. C A, KENNEDY. 7 p.m—REV S. ROBERTSON ORB. Evening Subject: "C HR 1 ST’S TR A N SEORM ING TOUCH.’” CHURCH, TARANAKI ST. 11 a.m.—Rev. Dr. Pinfold. 7 p.m.—Rev. 11. E. .Bellhouse. Subject: Treatment of Intellectual Curiosity.” Anthem: "My Soul Truly Waiteth” (Rea). Solo; "Come Unto Me” (Coenen), Miss Nellie Radford. Visitors Heartily Welcome. rpRINITY METHODIST CHURCH, -*- Wellington South. 11 a.m.—Rev. J. G. Chapman. 7 p.m—Rev. E Drake. Subject: "The Expediency of the Spiritual.” Anthem: “Shepherd of Souls” (Jones). mHITSAILORS~FRIEND SOCIETY, .1 CHURCH AND INSTITUTE, Whitmore Street. SERVICES at 11 and, 7. Preacher— Mr. James Moore, Missioner. Subjects: (1) "Things in Store.” (2) "The Millions, a Counterfeit of Christianity.” Soloist—Miss Shend. Song Service, at 8.30. BUSINESS NOTICES. TO BUSINESS MEN. HAVE your Private Typing done in an expeditious and thorough manner. ’Letters, Circulars, and Private Correspondence neatly and promptly executed, and with strict confidence. MISS THOMPSON, 102 Willis Street. Room 11. "T IKE walking on velvet,” say the JU wearers of Wood-Milne Rubber Heels. Insist on the genuine British made Wood-Milnes. REDUCE Footwear Repairs—WoodMilne Rubber Soles save leather, reduce shock, give long wear. Neater than others; fixed with screws. HOME Candy Makers, Thermometers Targe Stocks held. Henry Berry and Co., Dixon Street.