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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XX, Issue 209, 23 August 1930, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. “BUT WILT THOU KNOW, 0 VAIN MAN, THAT FAITH WITHOUT WORKS IS DEAD.” —(James 2:20). A FREE ADDRESS will bo given (God willing) in the UNITED HALL, Lvndon Road, Hastings, on SUNDAY NIGHT at 7 o’clock, on the subject:— “ ‘SAVED BY GRACE’: WHAT DOES IT MEAN?” 1. Mankind all naturally under sentence of death (i.c. unconsciousness iu the grave) from which ho cannot escape by his own efforts. 2. God’s intervention to save man therefore “by grace” (favour) whatever conditions Ho may impose. 3. Tho salvation of the Bible deliverance from death not from eternal torment in hell. 4 The conditions of salvation: Faith in God’s promises centred in Jesus Christ, AND obedience to His commands. f Salvation not a present, possession, but to be conferred on tho faithful when Christ returns. Question Invited. No Collection. All interested are requested to bring Bibles and read the proof. HASTINGS RETAILERS’ ASSN. A GENERAL MEETING of all retailors will bo held on MONDAY EVENING NEXT at 7.30 in Jockey Club Rooms, to consider co-operation in Show gala week, and other business of importance. JAMES CURRIE, Hon. Secretary. COO-E-E I A LL interested in a AUSSIE REUNION meet at Chamber of Commerce Rooms, Queen Street, Hastings, on MONDAY, 25th Aug., at 8 o’clock. Convenors P. Shiunik, J. Foot, T. Smith, J. Macklow. WOMEN’S DIVISION FARMERS’ UNION. A SPECIAL MEETING will bo held at 2 p.m. on TUESDAY, August 26th, to meet MR. MeALPINE, Farmers’ Union organiser. All members invited to be present. L. JOLL, Hon. See.

[A CARD.] OR. R OASHMORE Has purchased the house and practice of the late Dr. W. P. JOHNSTON, of Hastings, and will bo in residence as from Monday, September Ist, 1930. Prior to that date ho may bo consulted at tho Surgery, Bailway Road, from 3 to 4 p.m. daily. HASTINGS BOROUGH COUNCIL. ROYAL SHOW. T HEREBY CORDIALLY INVITE the Burgesses of the Borough to attend a PUBLIC MEETING in the Council Chamber, at 8 p.m. on TUESDAY, the 26th AUGUST, just., to consider what steps should bo taken to provide entertainment for tho ViecRegal Party and other visitors to Hastings, during the Royal Show on the 21st to the 23rd October next. I trust that there will bo a largo number present, particularly representatives of the various local organisations, to assist in developing a suitable scheme for this important purpose. GEO. F. ROACH, Mayor. REFORM pARTY. A MEETING Of REFORM PARTY SUPPORTERS From all parts of tho WAIPAWA ELECTORATE Will be held in tho ODDFELLOWS’ HALL, WAIPUKUBAU At 2 p.m. on TUESDAY — AUGUST 26 TUESDAY — AUGUST 26 To appoint delegates to select a CANDIDATE to represent tho Reform Party at tho forthcoming BY-ELECTION For the Waipawa Seat. F. SYMES BUDD, Organising Secretary. REMOVAL' NOTICE. T W. BERRIDGE has taken tho ~ * shop opposite Star Bakery. For tlio convenience of town customers Repairs may bo left at Mr. Watkins’ shop as usual. NOTICE. T HAVE admitted MR. T. J. V. DONOVAN, of Hastings, Solicitor, into partnership as from the 19th August, 1930. The practice of Barrister and Solicitors will bo carried on at my offices, Queen St., Hastings, under the name of “Maekersey & Douovan.” —LINDSAY J. MACKERSEY, Barrister & Solicitor, Queen St, Hastings.