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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10660, 15 June 1912, Page 1

FECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. APTIHT CHURCH, MURRAY'S .HALL, Queen Street. Preacher: Mr Carter. 11 a.m. 2.30' p. m.— Sunday School. 7 p.m.—Evangelistic meeting. Gospel Solo at Evening Service. STRANGERS WELCOMED. ONGREGATIONaI. CHtJBCH CHAPEL .STREET. SERVICES— SUNDAY, JUNE 16th. 10 a.m.— Men's Class. „ 11' a.m. subject: 'Fear. 2.30 p.m.—Yming Women's Bible 7 p. m ._ Service, Subject: "Misunderstanding God." Solo by Miss B. Joy. ' '' . All Seats Free. Hymn Books lieVided... Eveirybody Welcome. /\ ETHODIST OHtJiiOH BEIJ.'FOR SUNDAY. 11 a.m.—Rev. S. J..'SerpeU 7 p.m.-Ofev. E...T. Olds. K'udpuni. 11 a.m.—Rev. .E. T. Olds. 7 p.m.—ißev. S. J. Sei-pell. • Wangaehu. 3 p.m.—<Rev. S. J. Serpell. T ANSDOWNE PRESBYTERIAN Jj CHURCH. SUNDAY SERVICES.. 3 p.m.—Kopuaa-anga, Rev. J. S. ( Young. _ / 7 p.m.—Maurieeville, Rev. J--... »; Young. 3 p.m.—Miki M?<ki, Mr E, Feist.'* : 7 p.m.—Lxrj<sdo.wn<e, Mr Duncan Giregtor senr. ~" • '; ' 7 p. to, —Wangaebu, Mr : Falla. ■,' i 'NOX CHURCH. MASTER! SUNDAY SERVICES. v ' 10.15. Men's Society. Devot.V'ti'a! "' ME'eting. 11 a.m.—"Ze,plian:ah the Prophet." : 7 p.,m.— "W-ha.t*s Wrong with ..Ma£tertcn—TtiS Religion." ' . (Rev. A. T. Thompson, 8.A.,8.D.) STRANGER'S TEA. .—' At 5 o'clock. ' Speaker: Mr A. W. HOGG. BJIBiL'E CLASS at 4 p.m.— Mr E..' ; G. Paii'sonsou. • ' (SOLWAY HOMiE at 7 o'clock.—Mr D. TlVeadivell. ALL MEN WELCOME. P,A,RL!A!VIENTARY SOCfETY. -, ityTiß', J. T. M. HORNSBY will de_LVJL liver an. address on, THE VALUE OF DEBATING • SOCIETSES, Jn MURRAY'S HALL, on MONDAY JUNE 17th: T:!ie Chair will fbo taken by Mr J. C. 'Compel- at 8 p.m.

STAMPS. „ -7ANTED— To Purchase all deW ecriiption-s cf. used .Australian and New * Zealand Postage Stamps. Highest Prices Pa'id. ' Send for List, (free. FR,ED HAGEN, Ltd., 182 Pitt Street, Sydney. • FUNERAL NOTICE. I'BE Friends, cf Mr T. B/Fox are. jl -re.irpeetfully invited to attend •ike IftfneyaL of his. late .Wife,- which (will leave his residence,' Pownall St.. TO-DAY (Saturday),' at 2.30 p.m., for the -Master-ton Cemetery. 0. HYDE, Funeral Director. Teleplimi.3 233, Private 324. FUNERAL NOTICE. THE Friends 'of Mr an'd Mrs DUNCAN MsLAOHLAN are respeohifully invited to attend the funeral of their late Son (Leslie Duncan), .which will leivve the -residence of his .lath&r-in-law, Mr Giles E. Chamberlain, -Upper Plain, TO-MORROW .(Sunday), 16th June, at 1.30 p.m., for '.the -Masterton Cemetery. Z. M. HOAR AND SON, Emibailnic-rs and Sanitary Uudcrtakem. Telephone No. 318. _______ ! CORPORATION CAS WORKS. DISCOUNT DAY. ■4~*i AS consumers are reminded' that T MONDAY. "• JUNE ■ 17th, 1912, is the Jast day on. which Discount will be allowed on current accounts. J. W. BLACKMAN, Manager. NOTICE. W «7 E desire to notify the Public Jl V that we have appointed Messrs POWNALL, LAVERY and MORAN ctar Mastc-rtcn Solk-i-t-ors and Agents, and that the business cf the Company will b 2 transacted, a-s heretofore, at the offices of,the late C. A. rownail, THE COMMERCIAL UNION ASj SURANO.E CO., LTD., I (Fire. Marine and Accident.) DTARAIA CQ-QPERATSVE D&JRY CO., LTD. nnHE above Company are prepared -*• to receive tenders for the manufacture cf season's (1912-13) cheese (130 tons), cheese to l>e delivered on I trucks, Feathcrston Railway Station. Intending tenderers to enclose <:< 'iy of past two years' testimonials ■."'ito be addressed to Wm. WAUGH, Dyerville, on or before the :.■.!. dr.y of July, 1912, and to be marked "Tender for cheeses." Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted F. McALLUM, Secretary.