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Ecclesiastical. DEVONPORT WESLEYAN CHURCH. ANNIVERSARY SERVICES. . : TO-MORROW. Rev. Lewis Hursoy. Morning at 11. Evening; at 6.50. Spociul Collections. ANNUAL SOIREE i AND WELCOME TO NEW MINISTER, TUESDAY NEXT, 6.30 p.m. Speakers-Revs. S. F. Prior. Hudson, and others. Choice Musical Selections by tha Choir. Tieketg-One SUiHtng. TTOAFTON ROAD WESLEYAN V7T CHURCH.- Morning at, 11, Rev. AY. J. William,?, livening at 6.30. Rev. D. McNicoll. RI M I T"l V E M E THO Distf CHURCHES. FRANKLIN KOAD - Mornins ftt 11, Mr Stone. Evening at 6.30, Rev. E. Best. RICHMOND ROAD CHURCH.-Morning p.t 11, Mr Rawe. ■ Evening at 6.30, Mr D. Goldie. O'Kl Ml. IMf^B M ETHOUIST JL" '.CrtunCHES. SERVICES TO-MORROW, as follows: ALEXANDRA- STItIiET CHURCH — Morning at 11,' Rev. C E. Ward. Evening at 6.30. Mr Burrows NEWTON (PITT & EDWIN STREETS)— Morning at 11, Mr Macauley. Evening at 6.30, Rev. C. E. Ward. EDEN TERRACE MISSION HALL (VICTORIA AVENUEI-Afternoon at 3. Key. C. E. Ward. Evening at 6.30, Mr G. Turlcy. NEWMARKET CHURCH, SHORT-ST. — Afternoon at 3, Mr Hawkins. Evening at 6.30, Mr Kerr and Mr Moon. TTNITED METHODIST FREE \J CHURCH, Pitt and Vincent streets.— Proacher, Rev. A. Peters. Morning at 11, " Wounded by Friends." Evening at 6.39, •' Burning the Barley Field." Sankey's Hymns at the_ Evening Service. M'~ OUNT~EDEN CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH SERVICES. VIEW ROAD, MOUNT EDEN—Morning at 11, Evening at 6.3o—Rev. B. L. Thomas. WAIKOMITI (Mortuary Chapel)-Morning at 11, Mr J. Houldgale. E~VV"T"b~N CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-Morning at 11. Evening;at 6.45. Special Sermon to Young People.—Rev. F. Warner. WERESFOIIb-STREET CONG REG AD TIONAL CHURCH.-Morning at 11, Evening at 6 45-Rev. George Burgess. F.B.A.S. TJONSONBY BAPTIST CHURCH.— L Morning; at 11, Evening at 6.3o—Rev. A. H. Collins. ~\ UCKLAND TABERNACLE. • JrL —Morning at 11, " A Rich Man Receiving Jesue." Evening at, 6.45, " The ' Coma of Jesus."—Pastor James Hlaikic. Morning Prayer Meeting, 7 o'clock. • DT. GEORGE'S HALL, Grea* North kj Road. Nowton.—Gospel Address Sunday Evening, 7 o'clock. All are invited. Seats free. No collection. Prayer Meeting on Tuesday, 7.30 p.m. ■ QUNDAY EVENING. EVANGELISTIC k3 SERVICffi-CITY HALL, from 8 till 9 o'clock. Doors open at 7.30. Non-churchgoers. Strangers, and all are invited. ' . JESUS, THE LIFE.' Will be the subject of Mr Picton's Address at theY.M.C.A. RoomsTO-MORROW (Sunday) AFTERNOON, at 3 o'clock<P OSPEL ROOM; Manukau Road, Par- i \J*T nell (over Miss Nichola.3' Shop).—Gospel Addresses (D.V.) EVERY LORD'S DAY EVENING, at7o'clock. Sankoy's" Hymns. No collection. Bible Reading EVER"*! TUESDAY EVENING at 7.30. Ahearty invitation to all. . ■\TEVV 7 CHURCH SERVICES. — J_l Hall, Pompallier Terrace, Ponsonby— Morning at 11. livening at 7. pHURCH ""' OF C~H R TsY.' DISCIPLES oIF~CHRIST MEET EVERY LORD'S DAY. Corner Cook nnd Hob.\ For the Breaking of son streets. Bread Williamson'? Avenue, [ And Surrey Hills Mutual Teaching or Naw North Road, Exhortation Kingsland. J At 11 a m. Preaching the Gospel Every Lord's DayEvening at 6.30, in the Christians' Meetinghouse, Corner Cook and Hobson streets. A hearty welcome to all. Seats free. No collection. Mr H. G. Picton will preach Tomorrow Evening. Subject: " The Vurity of the Resurrection of Christ." ..■ ' ■ '■ ■ ' ■■..■' .. TTNION FREE CHURCH, U WELLESLEY-STREBT. TO-MORROW. Morning at U-Mr W. H. BISHOP Evening at 6.45-Mr F. M. HAY jTI HUR C H 6~F CHRIST, \7 FORESTERS' HALL. TO-MORROW (Sunday).' \; Morning at 11. Evening at 6.45. Mr GEORGE A L D RID G E Will preach. Subject, " Lead Us Not Into Temptattox. " H" E 6 S O P, H Y. ■ ■ j^ 11 The Harvest of Life." Lecture in the ■• CHORAL HALL, TO-MORROW (Sunday) EVENING, i ' At 7.45 o'clock, '.'- By C. W. SANDERS, F.T.S. V ?i _Doovs opon 7.lsjp^m. Collectioa. r cyL Benedict's cliurch, t O NEWTON. 'J TO-MORROW. High Mass (Haydn's) at 11 a.m. Mr John Fuller Will sing Moorafs " Sancta Maria" at the Offertory. At Vespers, 7 p.m., the JDhoir will sing Millard's "Grand Magniilcat" and Gounod's " O Salutaria." " -^ r_^ mHE CHURCH OF THE ASSUMP- ' TION, Onehdnga. CONSECRATION OF THE NE \Y \ MARBLE ALTAR. X: The Ceremony of Consecrating the New Marble Altar, presented by His Lordship Bishop Luck to the above Cljurcb, and jusj erected, will take place TO-MORRO W,the 22nd inst.. at 11 o'clock. His Lordship will preside. c QT. ANDREW'S' PRESBYTERIAN SO CHURCH. ANNIVERSARY SOIREE In Choral Hall on THURSDAY. APRIL 26. Tea at 6 30. Rev. A. Carrick in chair. Admission, Is 6d. Children, Half-price. Tickets of Miss Gilbert and J. Gilmore. Parnell; J. Young, Shortland-Btreet; G. T. Chapman, J. HSsleft, and J.^MjjLaehlan, Queen-street. STv VoQ&S* WESLEYAN SUNDAY- ;.!•, School. A^ GRfND CONCERT InCß.lebration-o£t(i6.JTirst Anniversary of St. John's Boys' CluW'will take place in the above- > rti 1.1.*» f.., mentlcned school ou TUESDAY NEXT, APRIL 24, 1894. Along and varied programme has been provided. Admission, Sixpence. Commence at.B o'clock sharp. Tickets may be had of Mr J, Scott, Ponsonby Road, or at the Church gate* on the night of the concert, T^REE EXHIBITION TO-NIGHT OPALS AT WRIGGLES WORTH & BINNS'. Twelve Beautifully-enamelled Cabinets, and one 15 by 12 Opal, for 15s. Deposit Tickets now selling. See large adrer* tisement on page 6. lOMiire Eram * ,' Meetings, ofci. Ta-alsfit V City Hall—Miss Amy Vaughan's Amazon 3 Choral Hall—Chrysanthemum Society's Show Stone Schoolroom, Queen-st, Onehunga—O*#fcunga Literary and Debating Union. 8 - Harbour Board Reserve—Bernard's Circus Oddfellows' Hall, Parnell—lian tern Ziectartß, Views and Dance Oneiiunga Public Hall—Lecture by Rev. £/. if, Isitt, S Auction Sales, Monday, <L Beam and Arthur—Unredeemed Pledges, 11 f,