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RELIGIOUS SERVICES Grange koad baptist church. Dominion Road F. 0.). Minister: REV. A. S. WILSON. 11 a.m.— MR. JOHN FERGUSON. 2.30 p.m.—Sunday School. 7 p. m .—Miss G. YERBURY. Soloist: Mrs. Jennings. INTERNATIONAL BIBLE STUDENTS' ASSOCIATION SUNDAY, JANUARY IP, 1930. Subject: “THE TIME OF THE END” Speaker: R. T. REID. j CHRIST ADKLPHIANS, Freemasons' Hall, Belgium St.—ll a.m.. Fellowship Meeting. 7 p.m.—Lecture: “The Evidence for the Virgin Birth of Jesus Christ.” Speaker: Mr. J. A. McLeod. A Hearty Welcome To All. 4 UCKLANP iA THOUGHT HIGHER CENTRE (Inc.) THE TEMPLE. SUNDAY. 11 a.m.—“Universal Love,’* Mr. S. R. Goodman. 6.40 p.m.—Organ Recital. Mr. H. H. Barrington. 7 p. m .—"Divine Abundance. Mr. T. V . Silcock. This is a special message to our Prosperity Club. Do not miss it. Solo, “Grant Us Thy Peace.’ Mrs. B. Owen. See next Saturday’s advt. for resumption of week-day meetings and classes. Higher Thought gives you Health, Youth, Happiness and Prosperity. Join our classes this year. The Truth will make you free. Everybody Always Welcome. COME. PUBLIC NOTICES BRASS BANDS MR. F. W. G. McLEOD, who is returning from Australia on or about January 20, is prepared to coach A and B Grade Bands for the forthcoming Dominic" Contest in Dunedin. Apply— P.O. BOX 134, NEW PLYMOUTH O T ICE. We desire to notify the Public that we are in no way connected with any other Firm. Our ONLY WHOLESALE MARKET and RETAIL SHOP is on the NELSON STREET WHARF. We are a direct Fishermen’s concern only. We thank our many clients and the General Public for the patronage and trust for a continuance of same. By keeping us in Business you are protecting vour OWN interests. __ THE AUCKLAND FISHERMEN’S COOPERATION. LTD., J. H. DEIGHTON, Manager. N O T I C E. WE WISH TO INTIMATE THAT OUR pFFICE WILE REOPEN ON MONDAY, JANUARY 20. G ILES AND \ T D £JILES, CHIROPRACTORS, DIL WORTH BUILDING, QUEEN STREET. W ANGANUI HARBOUR The Wanganui Harbour Board has for Sale at par, DEBENTURES of £IOO each, having a currency of TEN YEARS, and bearing interest at 52 PER CENT, per annum. Half per cent, brokerage payable to Sharebrokers, Solicitors and Banks. W. J. GARDNER, Members are notified that the Association has added to its services a Lost Property Department. Members are asked to report the loss or theft of any accessories from their cars and finders of motor gear are similarly asked to deposit such articles at the office of the A.A.A. with a view to restoring them to the losers. GEO. W. HUTCHISON, Secretary.