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Waikato Times, Volume 127, Issue 21194, 17 August 1940, Page 6

PUBLIC LECTURE D" D H JJODGE. TJODGE, H A U MUST /CHURCH. Subject: “ USELESS DISGUISE.' Singing by tlie chorus Choir. TOMORROW, gUNDAY, 18TII. 2.3 0 p.m.—For Women and Young- Women Only, in Baptist Church. Speaker, Mrs Alexander Hodg<\ 1.. H.A.M. j 2.4f> p.m.—Mass Mi'll' - Meeting- In Theatre | Royal. Speaker. Rev. Alexander Hodg-e. | 8.A., B.D. I’ll.lt. Speaker: 1 P.A., B.D. Soloist, Mr RATIONALIST MEETING M R A. H ALL S KELTO> '- M R A. H ALL S KELTO - N ' R H all S kelto: "’ WELL-KNOWN AUCKLAND BARRISTER, Will speak on “IS THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION BASED ON ANCIENT EGYPTIAN ASTRONOMY AND ASTROLOGY? ” Are the leading- personages of the Old and New Testaments purely nctitious astronomic personifications and did they rpOORAK JJALL, rpOMORROW gUNDAY, 2.30 P.M. Mr Skelton is an outstanding platform Speaker with a thorough knowledge of his subject. Discussion to follow. Everyone Welcome. CHRISTIANS SPECIALLY INVITED. A New Vista on the Christian Religion. RATIONALIST ASSOCIATION. 533 PUBLIC ADDRESS fpilE JJOTARY QLUB Has Arranged for a JJUBLIC By J3ROFESSOR J^IPSON, Professor of Political Science and Public Administration. Victoria University College, Wellington, At the ASSEMBLY lIALL, JJAMILTON rpECIINICAL gCHOOL (Entrance opposite High School), rjIUESDAY, A UGUST g.Q 8 P.M. Subject: “POLITICAL EVENTS AT HOME AND ABROAD.” The Public are cordially Invited to attend. Admission Free. 383 POSTPONEMENT THE Meeting to have been held at the Centreway Tearooms on THURSDAY', August 22, when Miss Ann Lennon was to speak, has been postponed till a later date which will be advertised. 525 AMALGAMATED Engineering Union, Hamilton Branch Meeting postponed until THURSDAY. August 29.—R. P. Smith. Branch Secretary. 523 REMOVAL NOTICE QLDIIAM, PUBLIC SECRETARY. Has removed to UNION BANK BUILDINGS (Next door to New Chief Post Office). ANNOUNCEMENT VEW ZEALAND HAIRDRESSING COLLEGE EW ZEALAND HAIRDRESSING COLLEGE Established 10 years. All pupils placed in positions. EVERYBODY’S BUILDINGS. Victoria Street. Hamilton, opposite Com-