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Ecclesiastical. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION NEW BUILDING. CORNER OF WELLESLEY AND ALBERT STREETS. -THIS (Saturday) EVENING, at half-pas. seven. Meeting in Lecture Hall, for United Prayer and Bible Reading. All are in vited. WORTHCOTE~P RE SB V TERIAN JL.T CHURCH. Gladstone Hall.—Morning atl 11, and Evening at 6.50, Mr Marshall. ST. | - ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN : CHURCH, Alten Road.-Morning at 11, Rev. James Chew. Evening sit 6.50, Rev. A. Carrick. ST. DAVID'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Morning at 11. and Evening at 6.30, Rev. R. Scott_V\ rest._ : ST. PETER'S PRE SB YT ERIAN CHURCH, Surrey Hills. - Rev. R. Sommcrville: Morning at 11, "An Enemy's Opinion of the People of God." Evening at 6.130, " An Open Door." E YON PORT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Church-street.-Morning at 11, and Evening at 6.50. Rev. J. S. Boyd. UCKLAND TABERNACLE.— Morning at 11, Rev. T. Bray. Evening at 6.45, Pd3tor T. Spurgeon. PONSONBY BAPTIST CHURCH.— Pastor J. D. Gilmore: Morning at 11, - Faithful Service Highly Rewarded." Evening at 6.30, " What ia Conversion V. PITT-STREET WESLEYAN CHURCH. - Morning at 11, Rev. C. H.Garland. Evening at 6.30. Student. ST. JOHN'S WESLEYAN CHURCH.— Morning at 11, Rev. W. Worker. Evening at 6.50. Rev. C. H. Garland. EVONPORT WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH. - Morning at 11, and Evening at 6.30, Rev. R. Bavin. rTmITIVE METHODIST CHURCHES. ALEXANDRA-STREET — Morning at 11. Rev. C. E. Ward, Church Parade Newton Rifles. Evening at 6.30, Special Evangelistic Service, Rev. A. J. Smith and Mr Hemery. A large and efficient String Band will assist in tha singing. Firebell at 6 o'clock. PITT AND EDWIN STREETS-Morning at 11, Mr E. Wood. E\'cning at 6.30, Mr Geo. Turley. Open-air at 6 o'clock. PR I MITI VEMBT HO D I S~T CHURCHES. FRANKLIN ROAD — Morning ac 11, Mr D. Goldie, M.H.R. Evening at 6.30, Rev. C. E. Ward, " Enemies of the Cross." RICHMOND ROAD—Afternoon at 3, Rev. C. E. Ward. Evening at 6.30, Mr Tremain. EDEN TERRACE (Fire Brigade Hall)— Afternoon at 3. Rev. A. J. Smith. Evening at 6.30, Mr Ll. Field: UNITED METHODIST FREE CHURCHES. PITT AND VINCENT STREETS-Morning at 11, Mr C. E. Button. Evening at 6.30, Rev. F B. Dutton. All seats free. MOUNT EDEN-Diviue Service. Morning at 11, and Evening at 6.30. ' I%XEWTON CONGREGATIONAL JL™ CHURCH. —Morning at 11, Rev. A. J. Smith. Evening at 6.30, Mi- McDowell. OUNT EDEN CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, View Read. - Rev. B. L. Thomas: Morning at 11. Evening at 7, " A Lesson from the Book of Nature." All Seats Free. ARNELL CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH (Oddfellows' Hall).—Morning at 11, and Evening at 6, Roy. H. M. Livens. E"EW CHURCH SERVICES, Foresters' Hall, Karangahape Road.—Morning at 11. CJ EVE NTH-DAY ADVENTIST O CHURCH, Mackelvie-street, Surrey Hills. -Sunday, 7 p.m., Pastor A. G. Daniels. Subject: " Future Probation, or the Larger Hope, in the Light of Scripture." Baptism at the close. All Invited. CHURCH OF CHRIST, Foresters' Hall, Karangahape Road.—Morning at 11 o'clock. Evening at 6.45: Lecture by Geo. Aldridge. Subject, "The Bible Doctrine of Substitution/" . T. GEORGE'S HALL, Newton.— Gospel Address TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) EVENING, at 7, hy Mr W. F. Utting; followed hy Believers' Baptism, All are invited. • ' , - "■ _ CITY HALL SUNDAY EVENING EVANGELISTIC SERVICES, conductea by the Young Men's Christian Association, tomorrow Evening, at eight o'clock. THE Subjectof Mr C. E. Button's Address in Lecture Hall, Young Men's Christian' Association, TO-MORROW AFTERNOON, at 3 o'clock, will be "SACRIFICES." _]■'. CHRISTADELPHIANS meet in the Masonic Hail, Karangahape Road, Newton, every Sunday morning, at 11, for Fellowship and the Breaking of Bread. Sunday-school at 9.30. _ ! A" U CKLAND SUNDAY-SCHOOL UNlON.—Monthly Prayer Meeting at Pitt and Vincent streets U.M. Free Church, To-morrow Evening, after the Service. ■ DAYS OF UNIVERSAL PRAYER FOR SUNDAY-SCHOOLS. MINISTERS AND TEACHERS ARE RE\ MINDED THAT SUNDAY, 21st inst., WILL BE CHILDREN'S SUNDAY. BERESFORD-STREET CONGREGATIONAL SUNDAY-SCHOOL. THE ANNIVERSARY SERVICES i Of the above School will be held TO-MORROW (SUNDAY),When Sermons will be preached as follows :— Morning at 11—Rev. A. CARRICK ■ Afternoon at 3-Rev. T. BRAY Evening at 6.3o—Rev. J. CHEW » Special Hymns will be Sung by the Children at each Service, and Collections will be taken up in aid of School Funds. O* TUESDAY EVENING, OCT. 16, • THE ANNUAL TEA and PUBLIC MEETING Will be held. Tea on the Table at 6.30; and at the after Meeting, to be held in ' the Church, Addresses will be delivered by Revs. W«st, Thomas, Smith, and Teachers. Rev. J. Chew will occupy the chair. Selections of Music will be rendered by the Choir during the Evening. TICKETS, Is, can be had from Teachers. MOUNT EDEN BAPTIST SUNDAY-. SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY. TO-MORROW (S UN D A V). SPECIAL.SE R M O N S Will be preached'by Pastor T. SPURGEON, Morning at 11 Rev. C. H. GARLAND,'Afternoon at 3 Rev. G. B. MONRO.-Evening at 6.45 Collections at each Service in aid of School i Funds' ,' TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, TEA AND PUBLIC MEETING. , Chairman: Rev. T. BRAY. Addresses by several Ministers and Friends. TICKETS, Is each. WANTED, a Woman who understands laundry work—must be a good shirtironer—to go out by the day.—Address E.S., Star Oflice. SPECIAL \o our Country Customers.— We wish to let them know they are not forgotten. We will serve all as soon as we can, —J. Davey & Sons, Tailors, 276, Queen-street. ~\%J"E are still taking Orders 'in large Yv quantities for £2 10s Suits and 12s 6d Trouanvs. Come while it is on.—J. Davey & Sons, i ailois, 276, Queen-street. WANTED to LET, a comfortable 9v V roomed House, together with bathroom, etc., etc,; in the best part of Grafton Road.—Apply to P. E. Dillon, first house above.