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Auckland Star, Volume XXX, Issue 196, 19 August 1899, Page 2

Ecclesiastical. \ UCKLAND BAPTIST TABERNACLE j Morning at 11—Rev. W. J. Williams. Subject, "A Model City" Evening at 6.45— Pastor Joseph Clark. Subject, "Citizenship—lts Meaning, Privileges, and Responsibilities" Communion at the close of Evening Service. •pONSONBY BAPTIST CHURC H. CHITURCH ANNIVERSARY Ana CITIZEN SUNDAY. At 11—Rev. F. W. Isitt, "Sanctified Sacrifices" At 3— Key. R. Ferguson. Young People's Service At 6.3o—Kev. A. H. Collins, "The Christian Citizen" nHUKCH OF CHRIST. WEST-STREET Morning at 11. Evening £-t 6.45. MR GEO. ALDRIDGE WILL PREACH. Subject, "The Ancient British Church." H U R C H 6~F CHRIST. PONSONBY ROAD. POLLEN STREET CORNER. TO-MORROW. 11 a.m., 'To Break Bread" (Acts xx. 7). 2.45 p.m.—Bible School 6.45 p.m.—Subject, "be Philippian Gaoler." Preacher-MR F. DAVIES All Seats Free. A Hearty Welcome to AH. npHE CENTRAL. MISSION jl revival, services, the gospel in song and story, to-morrow! to-morrow. Morning at 11—Rev. William Gittos Evening at 6.3o—Mrs Bridgman and Mr J. P. Bathgate Sacred Songs and Short Addresses. Q P fi R~A H O U~S~ E~ 3 p.m. TO-MORROW. A Full and Faithful Answer to "Should Christians Meddle with the Liquor Traffic," By REV. D. O'DONNELL Chairman—Rev. W. J. Williams. Helping Hand Mission Band in Attendance. /CITIZEN SUNDAY at the NEWTON v^ GOSPEL MISSION, Foresters' Hall —11 till 12—Address by a Newton Citizen. 3 till 4—P. S.A. Citizens' Service. Three Short Addresses by Three Saved Citizens. Soloist, Miss Hayden. Orchestral and Vocal Music. 6.ls—Open air—East-st. Full Band to the Front. 7 till S—Big Salvation Meeting. Address on Christ the Compassionate Saviour" by Rev. R. Wilson. Soloist, Miss Hayden. Cornet Solo, "The Holy City." Welcome to All. ALVATION Army Barracks, Auckland —To-morrow—Subjects—ll, "How to Fight." 3, "Am I Really Saved." 7, "Fire."—Adjutant G. Hatcher. 7TTHE "SPIRITUAL ' CHURCH. MRS HARRIS, Inspirational Speaker, will conduct Service in the Tailoresses' Hall, Cook-street, SUNDAY, 7.30 p.m. Subject—"How Man Learned His Need of Gcd." V/eeknight Meetings, TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, 48, Lower Hobson-street, over Mr Dixon's Shop. Trance and Clairvoyance. Private Address—Union-st., off Wellington street. Hours—2 to 5 daily. 'TpHE CRUCIFIXION" will be Mr C. -L E. Button's subject at the V.M.C.A. Rooms To-morrow Afternoon, at 3 o'clock Come and bring a friend. S~ "eVeNTH""dAY~ADVENTIST Cnurch^ Epsom—Sunday, 7 p.m.—Health Talk. Nut Foods. Don't Miss. TTNTT^L^^IIITRCH~ Oddfellows-*-J Hall, Pitt-st.—Sunday, Aug. 20, at 7 p.m.—Mrs Newland's subject will be "The Sorrows of God." Thinkers invited. Collection. H. C. McCready, Sec, Al-bert-st. rp "h bo so p h T. "The Bearing of Theosophy on Sociology and Politics," Lecture by MRS SARA DRAFFIN, F.T.S., In the MUTUAL LIFE BUILDINGS, LOWER QUEEN STREET, TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) EVENING, at 7.30. Questions at Close. Collection. CITY HALL.—Sunday Evening Evangelistic Services for Non-churchgoers, Visitors, Strangers, etc. (conducted by the V.M.C.A.), from 8 to 9 o'clock. Doors open at jUO._ StTgEORGE'S HALL.Great North"RdT; Newton.—Sunday, 3 and 7 p.m., Gospel Address. No Collection. Tuesday, 7.30 p.m., Prayer Meeting. A MEETING for Teaching" Divine Healing and .Holiness held Every Monday, 7.30. V.M.C.A. Social Hall. Subject, August 21st, "Contend Earnestly for the Faith." BW CHURCH SERVICES, Hall, Pomnalller Terrnce—Sunday,ll a.m. Church Library available Free at each service. QPERA HOUSE. AUCKLAND. SUNDAY NIGHT, AUGUST 20. /""■< RAND QJACRED pONCERT. QTEELE-TJAYNE T>ELLRINGERS. Doors open 7.45. Commence 8.30. Collection—Silver Coin. RALPH STEELE. lue&tiwefs, Etc. "OECRET History of Oxford Move*J ment"—Rev. R. Ferguson Lectures as above in St. Stephen's, Ponsonby, on Sunday first at 7 p.m. All invited. TTTTESLEYAN CHURCH, PITT STREET LECTURE BY THE REV. W. READY. "FROM LONDON STREETS TO THE PULPIT ; Or, THE STORY OF MY LIFE." Illustrated with Limelight Views. WEDNESDAY, 23rd AUGUST, To commence at 7.30 p.m. Admission by ticket only. Tickets, 1/ each (Children half-price) may be obtained from Messrs G. A. Buttle, Thos. McMaster, J. W. Shackelford, S. J. Ambury ,or any of the church officials. The Key. J. Clarke, of the Auckland tabernacle, lectured in the Mayfield (Birkenhead) schoolroom on Friday eveningl on "Nature's Noblemen," to a large audience. Mr J. M. Warn presided. The lecture was listened to with intense interest. The Mayfield choir, under Mr MacNicol, sang- two choruses during the evening, Miss Miller presiding- at the organ. The proceeds, amounting to about 25/, will be devoted to an organ fund. Mr Clarke consented to give another lecture on some future date.