SUNDAY SERVICES.

Auckland Star, Volume XVII, Issue 142, 19 June 1886, Page 2

SUNDAY SERVICES.

Announcements of servieos to-morrow at the various city churches will be found in tho usual column. Anglican churches:— St. Paul's, service for Queen's accession at 11 a.m. Festival service, with Trinity An thorn, at 030p, m. All Saints', Rev. XV. Calder; morning, "Symbols;" evoning, "All Sorts and Conditions of Men," St. Matthow's, accession of Hor Most Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria to tho throne ; special service ordered for that occasion will be used at 11 a.m. The Auckland City Guards will parade and attend tho service, the sermon being preached by tho Rev. W. Tebbs, who is their chaplain. Evening sermon, "The Trinity of Life." St. Sepulchre's Trinity sermons by Right Rev. Bishop Co .vie, and in the evening by Rev. J. S. Hill. Mr Hill will also deliver an address at tbe V.M.C.A. Rooms at 3 o'clock on "Things Coming Upon tho Earth." Mr Goorgo Aldridgo will locturo on "Earthquakes and Volcanoes " at the Opera House nt 6.30 Presbyterian :— St Peter's, preachers, Revs. P. Mason and R. Sommerville ; St. David's, Rev. J. P. Dickson ; St. Luke's (Remuera), Rev. G. B. Monro, collections in aid of Rotorua sufi'erers. Wosleyan Evangolistic Mission services at the Wosleyan churches. Congregational:—

Nowton, Rev. T. Adams ; Devonport, Revs J. Roberts and 0. Davidson ; Parnell, Rev. R. J. Williams ; Mount Eden, Roy. W. J. L. Closs. Tabernacle, Pastor Spurgeon ; Mount Eden Baptist, Pastor Bray. Primitive Methodists :— Aloxundrastrcot, Roy. A. J. Smith ; Franklin Road, Kov. Mr Ward. United Methodists :-

Roy. C. Worboys and S. Macfarlane. New Church services :—Newton, "The Hallelujah chorus heard by John."