CHURCH SERVICES.

Taihape Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3655, 17 December 1920, Page 5

CHURCH SERVICES.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. . Taihape: 11 and 7, Rev. J. C. Loin* Mataroa: 2.30, Rev. J. C. Loan. On Sunday afternoon the young people will meet in the Church Hall at 5.30 p.m. Tea will be provided. Viai tors will be made Specially welcomeAfter tea some vocal and musical items will be given, also a short address by Mr D. G. Gordon. Young people are cordially invited to come along. METHODIST CHURCH. Taihape: 11 a.m. Mr McCorkindalej; 7 p.m., Rev. ,W. Lea (Special Christ mas Carols). v Torero: 11 a.m., Rev. W. Lea. Taoroa: 2.30 p.m., Rev. W. Lea, CHURCH OF ENGLAND^ Taihane: 8 H.C.; .11; 7. Turangaree: 2,30. ..''' --"<> Mataroa: 2.30. ' ' ' " Wanted Men —all men will appreciate solid leather pocket wallets, pocket books, tobacco pouches collar boxes and other useful Christmas gifts. A great, selection shown by D. Neagle, Quality Saddler. A poll of ratepayers in the city was taken at Dunedin~on~~ Wednesday on the question of the purchase of the Roslyn cable trains from the company for £35,000. Ratepayers numbering 1075 voted in favour of the proposal and 1063 against, the majority in favour beiifg 12. A scrutiny and recount of votes may alter Ladies' Silk Hosiery in all the latest shades for Christmas wear. Prices from 7/11 per pair. Collinson and Gifford Ltd. There's a whiskey for refined tastes; there's a whiskey with a good old mellow flavour; and there's a whiskey which lends health and vim to the drinker. D. and J. McCallum'sPerfection brand Scotch Whiskey has all these good qsalities. It's mellow " in flavour, an tones up the system; Bottled in giiid auld Scotland 'neath* the shade of Edinboro Castle. Try a wee drap, jmon. Distributors:. A. Hatrick & Co., Ltfl., Wanganui. ; In Southern Serbia the first harvest since 1916 Is. now being reaped. The principal crops""are wheat and maize, and it is hoped that the harvest may greatly aleviate , the sufferings which the inhabitants of the ! mountainous regions' fhtaive endurjed the armistice. Last spring the Serbia 10,000 sacks of seed corn, and agricultural machines, -including tractors., were placed by the Red Cross at the disposal of specially organised committees.