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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 1, Issue 83, 28 November 1931, Page 6

CHURCH SERVICES rpHE gALVATION ^RMY. ARAWA STREET. THIS SUNDAY. 11 a.m. — Subject: "The Beauty of Holiness." Spealcer, Captain Thompj * son. {7 p.m. — Subject: "Love and Two i Challenges." Speaker, Bro. A. Ferry. EVERYBODY WELCOME G. R. THOMPTON, Captain. QHURCH OF j^NGLAND. I ST. LUKE'S. ! SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 29. | 8 a.m.— Holy Communion. ! 11 a.m. — Mattins and Sermon. ; 7 p.m. — Evensong. Devon Street Ha.II: I 9 a.m. — Holy Communion. | 7 p.m. — Evensong. I F. W. CHATTERTON, Vicar. i -*$>■ ! T3AINBRIDGE MEMORIAL CHURCH. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 29. j Sunday School Anniversary Services. Bright singing by the children. ' 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. — Rev. E. P. Blamires of Auckland, j 3 p.m. — The Ven. Archdeamon ! Chatterton. I Minister : REV. W. H. SPEER. . CT. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN i ° CHURCH. I . SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22. J1 a.m. and 7 p.m. — Divine Worship. Evening Subject: "The Duty of Joy" Rev. A. C. RANDERSON, M.A., B.D.

ELECTORS OF ROTORUA DO NOT BE MISLED The "New Zealand' Heraid," in its issue of the 26th inst., urged the electoi's to vote for Mr. E. E. Vaile, Independent | Reform candidate, cleverly inifinuating that a vote for that gentlenian was a vote for the Coalition Government, despite the | fact that the official endorsement of the Leader of the Reform Party, the Rt. Hon. J. G. Coa-.es, and the Prime Ministei, the > | Rt. Hon. George Forbes, was refused Mr. Vaile. jj The "Heraid" has repeatedly impressed upon its readers the fact that a strong Coalition Government is essential m the interests of New Zealand, yet, by its delightful inconsistency the "Heraid" urges the electors not to support the official Coalition candidate, but to give it to the man who is undouoLedly the vote- I splitter of the campaign. I The course of action as advised by the "Heraid" would ij result in giving the seat to Labour, and this is exactly what the | Anti-Labour electors do not wan: to happen. 5 | ! There is now only one tsafe course for the electors of I Rotorua to follow, and4" that is to vote for Mr. Campbell, tlie j Country Party candidate, and tfcus mahe doubly sure of the Rotorua. seat going to the Party that not only stands for Sound Gov- ji einment, but is definitely pledgel to a free brealcfast table. || ELECTORS! PLAY SAFE BY VOTING FOR. j! j CAMPBELL j Waikato School for Girls, W'Wfeld' , . ' ' I NEW DORM ITORY BLOCK | Staff: Miss M. Leys, C.S.M.M.G., Bedford Physical Training College; Miss K. B. Owen, M.A., Languages; Miss C. McKinnon, j B.A., History and Science; Miss Z. B. Robins, B.A., Preparatory Division; Miss A. Hobson, Kir.dergarten Diploma; Miss R. E. [j Ashman, L.T.C.L., Music Bach. (Intrim.) ; Miss K. M. Gunn, | Wellington School of Art; Miss Roe, Matron. The new school buildings are situated in beautiful grounds in an elevated position. Being thoroughly up-to--date, the dormitories give the maximum amount of light and air. The new class- • rooms are built on the open-air principle. | FEES, PER TERM: Boarders, 26gns. to 28gns., including Board, j Tuition, and Laundry; and Day Girls from 4gns to 7gns. j Prospectus and other information may be had from the « SECRETARY (Box 21), Booth and Chapman's Bldgs., Hamilton. i The Best is economy ! When you consider that | the home you're bnild- j| ing is an investment, 1 you'll realise that in i| order to obtain the max- . I imum amount of durab- | ility dividends you will . have to build with the finest materials you can W secure. l| Then come to Lee Bros. •In our yards we have [ only the highest quality j * ; supplies, the sort wherein excellence of char- j : acter will maintain a J : loro-w Hfe for your building. J %&/ H L.P Jt Z? 3