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SUNDAY SERVICES. /Ti OSFEL HALL, KAIKORAI. —Lordhs 'br Day: Evening, at 6.30, Mr W. JOHNSON ■will Continue his Gospel Addresses. Subject, ‘ The Millennial Reign of Christ.’ Of interest to all. Come. CHRIST ADELPHIAN MEETING, Oddfellows’ Hall, Lower Stuart street. 6.30 p.m., subject, ‘ An Interpretation of the Two Witnesses of the XI. Chapter of Revelations.’ SPIRITUALIST CHURCH OF N.Z. to (Incorporated). TRADES HALL, MORAY PLACE EAST. 2.30 p.m., Lyceum, Children and Adults. 7 p.m., ‘ Seeking the Living Among the Dead.’ Speaker, Mr A. W. STABLES. Clairvoyant©, Miss Burgess. Everyone interested cordially welcomed. Public Circle conducted by Miss Burgess Every Tuesday, at 8 p.m. HU R CUES 0 F CHRI ST. ST. ANDREW STREET.—Harvest Festival Services: 11 a.m., Worship and Communion; 6.30 p.m., ‘Remembering the Verses.’ Special Harvest Anthems and Hymns. W. D. MOORE, Minister. ROSLYN. 11 a.m., Worship and Communion. 6.50, ‘The End of the‘Road.’ Preacher, G. FOWLER WARD. NO RTII-EAST VALLE Y, 11, "Worship. 6.30, ‘Did Christ Rise From the Dead?’ Preacher, Principal A. L. HADDON, M.A. LEITH STREET Mission, Orange Hall.Singing, 6.30; Service, 6.45; soloist, Mr R. M’Farlano; speaker, Mr W. Ashton. TCI V ANGELICAL HALL.—Sunday and J Thursday, at 7 p.m.; “To God be the Glory”; Brother J. M. Netld; subject, ‘ Directions Against Uncharitable Judgments’; Sunday School, 2.30 p.m.; no collections. Praise the Lord. PLAYFAIR STREET HALL, CAVERSHAM. SUNDAY EVENING, 6.30. A special invitation extended to all Caversham Residents and others to attend our Gospel Service. Preacher, Mr L. A. REUNION. No collections. Hymn Books provided, A welcome awaits you. CORPORATION NOTICES. DUNEDIN CITY COUNCIL. NOTICE OP CONFIRMATION OF SPECIAL ORDER. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Dunedin City Council, at a Meeting convened for the purpose and held on Wednesday, the 201 h day of March, 1929, passed the following Resolution —viz; That the Council of the. City of Dunedin, hereby resolves so that this resolution may be submitted to a subsequent meeting of the Council for confirmation as a Special Order, as follows; That in pursuance of the provisions of Section 20 of “The Municipal Corporations Amendment Aci, 1928, it bo and is hereby resolved that the land described in the Schedule herein, the ownership of which is vested in the Council, be sold. SCHEDULE. (a) Tlie several allotments shown by green colour on the attached plan and which for the purpose of identification is marked “A,” comprising the excess land purchased by the City Council for the purpose of widening Mailer street, Mornington. (b) The allotment shown by red colour on the annexed plan marked B, containing approximately 11 poles, and being part of the Township of Gordon, comprising Hie excess land purchased by the City Council for widening Grey street. And Notice is Hereby Furl her Given that the said Resolution will Ire submitted to an Ordinary Meeting of the said Council to he held on WEDNESDAY, Hie 17th day of April, 1929, at 7.30 o’clock p.m., for Confirmation as a Special Order. G. A. LEWIX. Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, Dunedin, March 22, 1929. DUNEDIN CITY COUNCIL. NOTICE OF CONFIRMATION OF SPECIAL ORDER MAKING PROPOSED BY-LAW! XO. 22. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Dunedin City Council, at a Special Meeting convened for the purpose and held on Wednesday, the 6th day of March, 1929, passed the following Resolution by way of Special Order—viz ; “ That the Council of the City of Dundin hereby resolves that the proposed By-law submitted herewith. to be known as ‘ The Dunedin City By-law (Gas Supply) No. 22, 1929,’ amending and extending By-law No. 1 of the Citv of Dunedin for the purpose of making regulations dealing with the supply of gas by the said Council, be and the snipe is hereby adopted as a By-law; and it is further resolved that this resolution bo submitted to an ordinary meeting of the Council to be held on Wednesday, the 3rd April, 1929, to which meeting the said proposed Bylaw shall also be submitted for confirmation.” The object and purport of the said proosed By-law is tc make new_ regulations /accruing gas supply installation, gas fitngs, and other matters relevant to the ipply of gas to consumers by the Dunedin ity Council, and to make consequential mendments to By-law No. i of the City of imiedin. And notice is hereby further given that le aforesaid Resolution will bo submitted > au Ordinary MeeJiug of the said Council ) bo held on WEDNESDAY, the 3rd day f April, 1929, to which Meeting the said roposed By-law shall also be submitted for mfirmation. , A, copy of the proposed By-law is ocosited in ih© Town Clerk's Office, Town [all, Dunedin, and is open for public infection during ordinary office hours—iuncly, from Mondays to Fridays inclusive, elween the hours of 9 o’clock a.m. and fa clock p.m., and on Saturdays from 9 clock a.m. (o noon. G. A. LEWIN, Town Clerk. Town Hall, Dunedin, March 8, 1929. TO LET, rgJO LET, 4-roomcd House; no flood.— JL Miss M'Donald, 3 Scono avenue, »clwyn street, N.E. Valley. ._ mb LET, Front Room, unfurnished; gas; JL near Cargill’s Corner; separat e (entrance; suit lady pensioner.—l 6, 1 Star.’ T” O LET, 4-roomed House; every convenience; good section; handy Morninglon Irani; references; adults.—l 3, ‘Star.’ TO LET, 2 Unfurnished Rooms; use of kitchen and conveniences; 12s 6d weekly.—4 Granville terrace, Belleknowcs. mo LET, 7-roomed House; all convcniJL ences; central. —Apply 124- Carroll street. TO LET, on rise, together or singly, 2 large sunny Rooms, furnished or unfurnished; fireplace, use of comfortable kitchen, all conveniences; lovely view; terms moderate.—974, ‘Star.’ TO LET, Furnished Rooms, all conveniences.—4B Filleul street. TO LET, modern Shop in Octagon; good position for draper, grocer, or chemist ; low rent.—ss ‘ Star,’-