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Waikato Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 2904, 24 February 1891, Page 4

i Notice.-. // t REAT "f N'i'Kit COLONIAL VI I I \7EGEI'AP.Li'; !<■ JiOuT I V *-k IN HARD CASH, to (i ii owj; j: s i> r Which may be procured, with further narticiilars, from our Local Agents. Apply for circulars. I Note. — None guaranteed genuine unices bearing our name. YATES , RELIABLE FARM SEEDS. James Ryhukn', Agent, Ohaupo. i _____ ARTHUR YATES & CO. SEED .MERCHANTS, , Auckland and Syhnky, and at Man(jhkstkr, hsui.amu. S W. THORN.] [>• I'ASfUE. 1 QOUTiI A UCKLAND ORODUCE , O J\ 1 A GENCV, custo.ms - sriiwi-n , east, s AUCKLAND. DIRECT COMMUNICATION «_- TWEEN PRODUCER AND J CONSUMER. \ Goods sold for Cash, on delivery, and 1 consigned straight from owner. Commission : 5 per cent, on sjles beintr ellected. Registration, for trnods up to £10, Is ; over that amount, 'Js Bel. l>,S.— We have aiso opened a LABOUR ■ a RKGISTIOH, and applications f'>r s-cr-ViinU will by recuived and free of ciiai'L'fi on riM.'.-ipt of stamp for reply. t- W A I i , A . „ (JANNELL & CO. •K G RIC ULTU RA. L T 1M 10 ! i\. Li 3. I>LAKTIi RER S ' ¥ IMIi ! -;r 1 IJ p L 1 L iJ ER S' ¥ IME 'Ibis Lim-.: proves to be the best niatr- - lial for dustloyiii;,' Turnip Fiy, Orchard an ! other liivect Pc-;l:i, and is also must tir.Tliw ii , . the land from bond. Goo;! ro:iil, and si.-cur.- paddockf al ih': ij iCilns, for tlic accomniodation of fiiimrr s'jiulim; lluiv own drays. J Tlk , . Limu can !,c loaded uircjt fruiu Kiln ;\l lowest cost for c:i-h, WILLIAM A. GRAHAM, Hamilton. t OHAUPO j Orders scut to the undersigned for HOUGH OE WORKED RIMU OE KAHI KATEA TIMB-E will receive prompt attention. Timber, delivered by rail oi road, atlowest prices. KUSABS A.ND SONS, ) , OHAUPO. 13RACTICAL CHRISTIANITY. I'UHLISIII'.I) TOR Till! SI'KCIAI. IiIiNF.HT 1)1' No.\Ciiur.ciiiioiius. Truh Christian RcHjion. intclliifpiitly under, stood, comi-siKit to add lo men's burdens hut to remove, them. " for Cioil smit not his Sou into the world to cor.iK:i:ni lii. , . -.vorhl. hut lh;it the world tlirough Him mi;;!il he s:;v,:d." John A 17 Its lending dorlriho-, .ul.ipt.d lo l!,i- use ol Ibis Nl-w A"i- -ir>- Mii.n.i.i.icd .1.-, follows—Tliltu is tun: lio.l, i:i »hoi;i is ;l Diu.nTrinity »( Love, Wisdom .iivl (l|.,'r;,lioii and lU. isllw Lord 1.-siis L'lni-,1. Savii:;,' J'aithis lo bclii:vc in Him. K.ils .mi to be -shuiiiK-d, bciMii.u llnrj ;ur ollhcdevi! and from the' devil. Good Works ou-ht lo be done, bftiiuse they are of God and from God, and they ~,, oii-ht to be done by man as of himself, bul J with the belief that they arc from thcLord, operating in him by him. There are two things which constitute the essence of God—love and wisdom. And there are threo which constitute the essence of His love—to love, others out of Himself; to desiru to be one with them ; and to make them happy from Himself, The same three constitute the essence of His wisdom ; because love and wisdom in God make one, and love wills these things, and wisdom accomplishes them. True Christian Keliuion, No. Ki. The word of God is Divine truth clothed in human language, and adapted to the varied 3 ■ slates of the human heart, that thus a man may know God, and learn to know and do His will. "1' ye continue in My word, then are ye My disciples indeed." John viii. 31. "Therefore all things whatsoever ye would that men should do unto jou: do ye even so un!o them ; for this Or i. tin; law and the prophets. .Malt. \ii. S. The Ten Commandments point out what evils a t are to be shunned in order that meu may attain '"""That it is not so difficult to ive the life <;.' I'd heaven as if commonly believed is evident iron. lhis-th.it when anithiiit; present:; itself that one ad kr.nw.tobeiusiiH-ireand uuju-.t, to which Lls mbd i:; disposed, lie need .lot only limik that ii not to be done because it is contrary to ■■,-n" so" lV think, and from custom derive tlnhabit, he is then bv decrees conjoined to heaven : .mil in mj far :i, 'lie is conjoined to heaven, the hi-'h.-r de-'p-e:. of his mind are opened : and in so ~„-.,;. llu-'ie are opened he sees what is insincere uid unjust- and in solar as he see., Ihe-;,: e-.ils they can be shaken off, lor it iinpossiule that any ,-,-il can be shaken off until il be seen. This is a " si He into which a man may enter from freedom ; , for who is not capable from f.eedom of thinkinf. h in tins manner - lint when he has made a bc>;inniM" all "oods are wrought in him by the Lord. iMid' He causes him not onlv lo see. evils, but alsorot to will them, and tinallv lo become averse to them. 'Ihii is meant bv ihe Lord's words, ••Mvvokc is easy and My burden is li K ht." Mali.Vi. :iO limit should 'be known th.it ill.difficulty o! so thinkinK-, and likewise of rcsistiiiu wills' c■m.mi'l evils, for in m> far he becomes •ii-cu-i'i'i'ied to ihem, until at length he does not • , see them, and aftcrwaids loves them, and from jA the delight of love excuses them, n:id by -ill kind, oi 1 iih-cie-'coi.lirir.s tliem. and de. lares lhat they are ;,;!.,w.ible and good. l!ut this occurs v.itll • ■,-,.0ev.1u, in the uu-e,.| ad-.-'.e;. euce pluii K e ii.u, •-.•■i'.'-ct' Divine il.ings l.'.'Ui ihe heart."—" Heaven and Hell." No. f.M. This advertisement, though containing truth foi ill isesnecially published for the benefit ~| those who from anv cause do not pioiit bv mdinarv religious mininratioiis. Those win. anprove ol the doctrines here enunri.T.ed, ar.d v:\v, desire tu assist in the work of them, are in/ealand,'' who will be glad to afford all necessarv iurornia'.ion, and be sups.ly a copy of "The JWtrim- of Lite, gratis The and cognalc lil.-rature, ma- be obtained from Messrs Turner a.id lJcudcriou, lluut-.-r-struct, Sydney.