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Auckland Star, Volume XXVIII, Issue 42, 20 February 1897, Page 5

: £:i; ■. -Je% Ecclcsfasfclcsal^^^P: DEVONTORT WESLEY^^ CHURCH.-11 a.ra. 7 p.m.-ReTV3Kr Gittos -^ BIKKENHEAD-Jla.m. Mr Geo. Mill. ?PJBD^ Rev. J. H. Siwmends. NOF.THCOTE-H am. KrLillewall. 7p.«fc Mr Bromfielat -. PITT-STREET WESLEYAIf f. CHURCH-11 a.m. Rev. H. Bull. Ut pan. Roy. W. J. Williams p ST. JOHN'S WESLBYAN CHURCH^ (Ponsoal»y).-ll a.m. Rev. W. J. Williunfl,----6.30 p.m. Rev. H. Bull ""rr^^T^r r EHHE HELPING HAIO* ; JLrO^. -*■ MISSION, . 7 a.m.—Prayer Meeting 2 |s 10 a.m.—Open Air Meeting. Brass Band &?? 11 a.in.—Biblo Reading and Fellowship . 6 p.m.—Open air Meeting Corner >iobsonans Victoria streets 7 p.m.-PEOPLEpS SERVICE. > Short Addresses. Hearty singing. Solos Cone. You are Welcome. A LANTERN LECTD R JJ? X&. Will be dolivered in tho HELPING HAND MISSION HALL. On MONDAY E VENI tf G at 7.30. '■.:•> \ Under tha auspices of t/ie Y.P.S.C.E." " : By Rev. F.B. OLD HAM. laic of New Britain*'Entitled; ' '£■ ' Missionary Scenes and F,xperienceß in NeiT " Britain..' Conao. B.earty Singing. ;'& Collections towards Maori Misaians. V PRIMITIVE METHODISE, CHURCHES. FRANKTJN ROAD-il a.m. Rot. R. Raine* 6.30 p.m. llcv. E. Kes.t RICHMOND ROAD MISSION - 3 p.nw, Rot. C. K. Ward. 6.30 p.m. Rer. R. Baine y'PRI MIT I V"E ME TH O D~ISIC* CHURCHES-TO-MORROW UPPER PITT. AND EDWIN STREETS— Sunday Sch«ol Annivorsary—ll a.m. Rev. J. Smith. 3 p.w. Rev. R. Raine. b.tt p.m. Kot. G. n. Mann. Special Singing by the Children at each survice Annual Tea, Tuesday, 6.30. Tickets Is ALttXANDRA-STHISET-ll a.n!. Rer. G. HT« - Mann. 5.45 D.m. Rev. (!. E. Ward. Retiring Collection towards Indian Famine EDEN TKRRACUS-3 p.m. Mr t Stone. >■ 6.45' p.m. Mr Vaughan NEWMARKET-11 a.m. Rev.?C. E. Ward. Baptisms. 3 p.m. Ray. GK H. Mann, Farewell' Discourse. 6.45 p.m. Mr D. Soldie MOUNT ROSKILI.-2 p.m. Sunday School at Mr T. Hanson's RIMITIVE METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY). ' UPPER PITT AND EDWIN?STREETS. *" Prsackera—Morning at 11. Rev. J. Smith. ■" Afternoon at 3. Rev. R. Raine, Farewell Discourse. Evening at 6.45, Rev. G. H. Mann Childi-MH will Sing at each Service. Leader MrG. Turloy Organist Miss Eva Taylor ANNUAL TEA-TUESDAY, 6.30. Tickets Is. Short Addresses interspersed witit Singing by the Sunday School Children, etc. M~" OUNT EDEN FREE METHODIST CHURCH.—II a.m. Mr Heriott. 6.39 p.m. Mr Evaus EWT O N CONGREGATIONAL;' CHURCII.-ll a.m. Re.v. W. Sinclair. 6.45 p.m. Mr Parkinson E YON PORT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.—II a.m. Special Address to the Young, ' White ftarments.' 7 p.m. • Tha Spiritual Harrest.'—Rev. J. W. McEwan, M.A., B.Sc. MOUNT EDEN CONGREGATIONAL/ • CHURCH SERVICES. VIEW ROAD—II a.m. Iv Memoriam Rot. R# Laishley. 7 p.m. Rev. B. L. Thomas . ERESFORD-STREET CONGREGA* TIONAL CHURCH. ' ? $.- TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) &h MR D. WEATHERALL / li Morning at 11 • . ' Evening at 6.45 *A UCKLAND TABERNACLE XX -11 a.m. 6.45 p.w. * The Life Buoy,' —Ray. C. Dallaston. 2.30 p.m., Bible Class |36nsonTy baptist church. JT —11 a.m. 6.30 p.m.—Rev, A. H. Collins. EALING of fche Beast, or the Futara 1 of Papacy—Sabbath Afternoon, Foot of Grey street.—D avid Neild, of London, N. JOURNEY UNDERTAKEN ANU ACCOMPLISHED Will bo Mr C. E. Button's subject at tha V.M.C.A. RoomsTO-MOKROW AFTERNOON; at 3 o'clock. All aro invited. Come and bring' j a Friend. SEVENTH DAT ADVEimST \ YD CHURCH, Kpsom.-Pastor Steed—• God's '■ Love—How it Leads Him to Serve with Ilia People's Sin' V T. ANDREWS HALL, Lowor Sy moods! street-Lecture. FRIDAY, Feb. 26— 'At'xDruiatochty: A Night with lan Maclaren.'byJ Rev.J. Alwyn Ewen, at 8. Admissioii Free. ? Collection. ■' UN DAY EVENING EVANGELISTIC ' SERVICE-CITY HALL, from 8 tiU 9, • o'clock. Doors open at 7.30. Non-churchgoers*- . Strangers, and all are invited. 5, O NION F X E X Cfl U R C X U MISSION. *>■ 11 a.m. Mr Bathgate, flora Sydney. 7 p.m. '. Bright, hearty service for the poople. Short' Addrcssos. All seats free. All made welcome. ' Open air Service 6 p.m. City Hall Corner,; Brass Band in attendance v I* JEW CHURCH SERVICES. —^- \ Hall, Pompallier Terrace. Ponßonby—- '■ 11 a.m. Sunday ST. GEORGE'S HALL, Great North Road, Newton.—Sunday. 7 p.m., GoapelJ Address. All are heartily invited. Seats free.' ■ No collection. Tuesday. 7.30 p.m.. Prayer Meet* \ nig. Thursday. 7.20 p.m., Hible Reading. { ipiATHOLIC APOSTOLIC CHURUH," \j Gladstone street, Newton, Off Upper Symunds street. A S E R M O NL./ • Will be delivered r TO-MORROW EVENIISG, a^7 o'clock. Addressed to ' THE BAPTISED, Whether standing in _ the Grace of their calling, or wandering ttierefrom. Subjact. 'The Groat Company of tho Baptised—ltsPre» sent Condition and Responsibilities,' < All Seats Free. No Collection. r^' Th«Re Pennons vill be delivored ETERfi SUNDAY EVKNING for the present v CHURCH 6~§ CHRIST COOK-STRKET. , , f c Meets en Lord's Day. Ik' 11 a.m.—' To Break Bread.1 Acts XX. 7, "v Preacher— Thos. J. Bull ' 7 p.m.-Subject, Christianity and Benevoi lence." Spenial Collection for Indiaa. Famine Relief Fund, Immersion j Everyone Cordially lavited. '•f No Collection. Will You Cornel ' fIHDECH O~F CHRI STk \J FORESTERS' HALL. j Morning at 11. ALL WELCOME. M In the Evening at 6.45, MR E. C. CARR Will pzeach. Subject, ' The Great Salvation that Maybe Neglectedjfc^ A Hearty Welcome to All. nhheosoThical society^, I MUTUAL LIFE BUILDINGS, , ■; Lower Qdeen street. ! !."; OPEN MEETING. TO-MORROW (Sunday) /EVENING* - At 8 o'clock Subject—' Some Account of tfie Physical Phea? omena produced by Ma^amo Blavatskj." Questions at close. COMING EVENTS. Meetings, ttn., T«-algrt!»4' ' Opera Housa—Carl Hertz . City Hall—Moora and Crawford's Norelt* Company " 275, Queen-street — Ciusn»atOßrapie and K£Meetings, DTonday. ' •' ~- Hobson's BuildlnKs-Goldon Point G.M. 00x,8.34 Oandß^aM ASt KOlaata Klng ' Auctions, Monday, Essm and Arthur—Unredeemed Pledge* 11 Coch.-am» nna SoB--Mhilng Shares lit Pr» perty ttEd Loasos. 12 - ' "*•