CHURCH SERVICES FOR SUNDAY.

King Country Chronicle, Volume VI, Issue 465, 15 May 1912, Page 4

CHURCH SERVICES FOR SUNDAY.

PRESF-YTKKIAN CHURCH. Telv.iiti: 11. Worship; 2.'M\ Sunday School; 7, (.solo, "Evening Hells." Mrs Cowan). -Rev. A. ArmROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH. Otorohanga, :>.ot>, Mass; Te Kuiti, 7, Evening Devotions. May 26th. — Te Kuiti, !>.:><>. Muss; 7, Evening Devotions. METHODIST CHURCH. Municipal Hall. —-11, "Rationalism'"; 2.00, Sunday School and Bible Class, subject "Foreign Mission Work"; 1. "Hell: Where is it? What is, it?"--Rev. R. li. Oosnell. CHURCH OF ENGLAND. Sunday After Ascension Day Kuiti: 11. Morning Prayer, Reader; 7, Evening Prayer, Re J. Piggot. Oforohansia: IE 1 and Holy Communion; 7. Ev I'raver. Rev. E. S. Wayne. il tiki": :?..00. Rev. W. J Piggot. Kio: 2.00, Rev. E. S. W Mahoenui .11, Paemako o. Mr \V:i Te Kuiti : 11 and 7, Rev. R. Mitchell. Ratanuiil, Me.iroa ::.;U), Pio Pio 7.110, Rev. J. G. Gibson. General Sir R. S. S. P.aden-Powel) is travelling the world for the purpose of seeing what the Scouts are doing. not think compulsory training would interfere with the scout movement. On the other hand, the '.u\)vls would immensely improve the cadet system. It imbued the boys with the right spirit, without which good .soldiers were impossible. Mr Flowers. State Secretary for New South Wales, declared that the Government, was considering a scheme of State compulsory insurance which would to some extent, lake away the independence of Friendly Societies. It would be something similar to Mr Lloyd George's scheme.