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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20026, 26 August 1939, Page 1

Advertisements for thin page must be lodged at Herald Office before 10 a.m. Otherwise they may be inserted on Late Edition pages. XT' i>\v,,\ RDP’ EVANO ELI STIC "j MISSION. CHURCH OF CHRIST, ROEBUCK ROAD. COMMENCING NEXT WEDNESDAY, AUG 30, TO SEPT. 17. ' TIIEO. EDWARDS, Missioner; E. R. [TSMAR, Minister. fJM-iE SALVATION ARMY CITADEL WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 30, 2.30 p.m. UNITED WOMEN'S MEETINGS All Members of Christian Women’s Meetings are specially invited. Speaker: CART. M. JAMES THORN, M.P. Organiser of the Campaign for LABOUR DAILY NEWSPAPERS will speak in the SHEWN HALL, at 8 p.m. TO-MOItROW, August 27, to L.U.C., Trades Council am) Labour Party Members, also all Trade Unionists. p. G. HANSEN, 20(1- lion. See., L.R.C. SPECIAL VISIT OF BISTER RITA SNOWDEN (Authoress and Traveller) In tlie Interests of HOME AND MAORI MISSIONS She will Conduct Services a s under: TH HAPARA, Methodist Church, 11 a.m., BRIGHT STREET, 7 p.m., TO -MO It ROW (SU NDA Y).) Everyone Invited. 44(i ________ QREY STREET GOSPEL HALL SUNDAY. 7 P.m. GOSPEL ADDRESS by MR. E. D. ROUT, of Belgian Congo. LANTERN ADDRESS TUESDAY, 29tli AUGUST, 7.30 P.M. Everyone invited to these meetings. "Under this emblematical representation of the seven churehes of Asia, the Holy Spirit has delineated seven different states of the Christian Church, which would appear in succession, extending to the coining of our Lord." TN LE GRAND LOUNGE, at 7 p.m., A SUNDAY, ,T, D. ANDERSON will speak on the subject: "The Seven Churches of Revelation: In Which One Arc We?” Come Early. All Welcome. 440 LABOUR PARTY MONTHLY MEETING. SELVYN HALL, MONDAY. August 28, at 8 p.m. ■BUSINESS: General, • A. HUDSON, 455 Secretary. TE KARAKA BRANCH X.Z. NATIONAL PARTY IR. H. G. CURRAN, Political Education Officer, will be present at Meeting of Supporters, in the Parish all, Te Karaka, at S p.m. MONDAY, til’ inst. R. D. DYMOCK, 52 v Hon. Secretary. N.Z. NATIONAL PARTY . MEETING Of the KERB Branch 0 [ the above will be held in the ERE HALL, on MONDAY, August 1, 1939, at 8 p.m. ITSINESS: Membership, Organisation and General. A. J. MATTHEWS, 13 Hon. Secretary.

COUNTY COUNCIL REBATE ON RATES LAST BAY: AUGUST 31 ,T. C. A.PPLUTON. 41 0 County Clerk.

COOK COUNTY COUNCIL LAST REBATE DAY 30th AUGUST. 1039. THE Cook County Council notifies Ratepayers that WEDNESDAY, 30th August, 1939, is the last day on which rebate for prompt payment of 1939/40 General Rates can be allowed. F. T. ROBINSON, 302 County Clerk. TOLAGA BAY HARBOUR BOARD. 10 PER CENT PENALTY Will bo added 1o All Rates Outstanding- after 5 p.m. on Bth SEPTEMBER, l‘)3» ,1. M. ERASER, 442 Secretary. WAT APU COUNTY COUNCIL HATES :L9B‘)/40 VTOTICE is hereby given that the A Ratebook of this County for year ending 31st March, 1940, has been prepared and together with Valuation Rolls, is open for inspection, without fee, by Ratepayers during Ordinary Olliee Hours at t lie Ofliee of tbe Council. Te Puia Springs. A. O, HICKS, County Clerk. Te Puia Springs. 24th August, 1939. 408 TTSED CAR PARTS, 130 Newton 'A Road, Auckland, have recently dismantled ’32 Singer, '3l Essex, ’2B Chrysler, ’29 Oldsmobiio, '2S Studebaker, 31 Triumph, ’3O Graham Paige. Plymouth '3O, Morris '29, Essex '27 Rugby ’2O, Beauty Ford, Standard '33, Morris 27, Chevrolet ’2O and ’29, Buick ’24, Oakland '2B. Dodge '2O. Wheels and Axles for Trailers. Engines for Boats, Generators suitable for charging. Phone 43—207., Reg. Wharfe, Proprietor,