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WHOLESOME WORDS.

January 3rd. -- HAMILTON. -- Co-operative Hall, Gateside Street.

2 till 8 p.m., with interval from 4.30 till 5.30.  (The hall is one minute’s walk from Caledonian Central Station.)

KIRKCALDY. -- Public Buildings, 125 High Street. 11

a.m. till 7.30 p.m., with intervals for refreshments.

January 4th. -- GREENOCK. -- Bank Street Meeting Room. 2.30

-3 p.m., praise and prayer ; 3-5, ministry ; 5-5.45, tea ; 5.45-7.30, ministry.

PUBLICATIONS.

" MY GREAT EVENT, " by C. B. O. Crown 16mo. (about 3¾ by 5 in. ), 8 pages, tinted paper. -- This is a personal testimony to the saving grace of God.  In character it is awakening, illu-minating, and assuring, and well adapted to a certain class of readers.  We hope it will be warmly taken up by our friends and freely given away.  To encourage distribution, we are offering the booklet at a very low price indeed -- namely, 2d.

per doz., by post 3d. ; Is. 4d. per 100, by post Is. 7d. ; 6s. per 500, post paid 6s. 6d. ; 10s. 6d. per 1000, post paid 11s. 9d.

The booklet is now out of the press, and may be ordered direct from Mr. H. Elson, 210 Albert Road, Aston, Birmingham ; or of N. T. Agents. Please note change of address as above, and always insert Aston, as there are several roads of the same name in other parts of the city.

" GOD’S HOUSE AND MAN’S HOUSE, " by W. J. L. --This booklet has been much appreciated, and we are rapidly dis-posing of the issue, which is intended to be final. It is sold at the nominal price of Id., by post l½d. ; 10 copies Is. Id., 20 2s., post paid.

Other things in preparation, to be duly announced.

WHOLESOME WORDS, Volume IV., price Is. Id. each.  Orders should be sent at once to Mr. Taylor, Beracah, Barrhead.

We much regret to have to make known to the saints that the state of health of our esteemed brother Mr. Henry Elson is such that he cannot hope to be present at any meetings or conferences at the forthcoming Christmas and New Year time.  We make this announcement that he may be spared the labour of corre-spondence in replying to invitations; and to stir up prayer on his behalf.

Published by Needed Truth Publishing Office.