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Auckland Star, Volume XXX, Issue 274, 18 November 1899, Page 2

F-elesiasticrJ. ■ ST. PAUL'S, " Symonds-street. — Sunday Services.—U a.m., H. Com.; 7. Anthem, "O, Come, Let Us Worship; Offertory, "He Shall Feed .His Flock.' Preacher, Rev. S. Woods, 8.A., of. Queensland. : i.iO p.m. ', JCiVfiUfciClUo ' »'•_> I j itiUli^n Ul'' J.xlii llU—i OJS».rUL- ! _ a.i*»., "ii"'i'"b i.'iuytsi, i I oeruioii, uiiu x-jiOly i.o__uiuuii. i p.m., j : juvenai^1 r'rayer a.nu oermou. , j ' lj'i. jAAiJiid' Presbyterian Church— I E> At 11 anu 6.45-nev. R.i'^ Macnicoi. W.l-, AiN'iJx-iinW b i-Tet.oyiena.il unurch. k3 Alten Ka.—Rev. James Mime, iv.A.— I At 11, "rfoiTOiviiife and .Rejoicing. ' At i, "Hoping. ; CJT. bi.t___N'B Presbyterian Church. I © Ponsonby—At 11 & 7—Rev. J. Lothian j of Ougo. j '£, IjaVXD'S Presbyterian Church, Symonds-st.—At 11 and 6.46.— Key. James c-hisnolni. NOX~ CHURCH, PARIS ELL. — Rev. H. Kelly, M.A. - 11 a.m., '•Apollos—A Study." 7 p.m., "Queen-st., Samrday Night." CJT. PETER'S Presbyterian Church, Sj Great North Rd.—At 11, "The Sons ot Thunder." At 7, "Men Wftq Have Hazarded Their Lives."—Rev. R. Sornmerville. — Tu"A DEN DALE Presbyterian Mission — ±U At 11, Mr Thompson, student. At (j.-10, Mr J. Brownlee. _ A VONDALE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH At 11; Henderson 3.3o—Rev. A. MacLean. Avondale 7 p.m., Mr J. Burrow. s_jt. LUKKS Presbyterian Churcn, >o Remuera.—The Rev. J. B. Han, from Scotland, will preach in the morning at 11 o'clock, and in the Evening at 7 o'clock EVONPORT Presbyterian Church — At 11; Solo by Mrs Hamilton Hodges, "What are These in White Array." At 3.15, Takapuna Hall. At 7, Monthly Lecture' "Natural Law in the Spiritual World." Solo by Mr Hamilton Hodges, "Consider the Lilies."—Preacher, Key. R. Ferguson. ORTHCOTE Presbyterian Church.— . At 11, Mr E. Adams. At 7, Mr D. , Mill. Saobath School 2.30. _____ i NEHUNGA Presbyterian Church - At 11,' "Rescue Work." At 6.30, Rev. D. McPherson. ERESFORD-ST. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. j | At 11, Mr Josiah Martin At 6.45, Rev. W. Finlay Wilson, B.A. Evening subject, "The Eternal Presence." ATEW'rON CONGREGATIONAL IN CHURCH. At 11, Rev. R. Wilson. At 6.45, Mr E. • Wood. • ' MOUNT EDEN Congregational Church —Rev. Wm. Day, Pastor—At 11, "The ,' •I Keeper of the Vineyard." At 7, "Our j ~ Environment." j ~A UCK~LAND BAPTIST TABERNACLE I ■i-i ; ■ . SUNDAY SERVICES. j ■■ ■ ' . | Morning at 11, "The Darkened Sun, the i :. Fallen Stars, the New Creation,'-'- Rev. j . i Charles Carter Evening at 6.45, "The Great Recipe for i Salvation," Rev. \V. L. Salter "OChNSONBY Baptist Cnurch —- At lit", J- Rev. W. L. Salter, "Justification by I , Works." At 6.30, Mr E. J. Miles, "The Changeless Christ." . __ A UCKLAND TABERNACLE SUNDAY ■"- SCHOOL. GRAND CONVERSAZIONE AND SALE OF WORK. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, AND TWO FOLLOWING DAYS. Music and Special Attractions. Refreshments on Sale. ; Admission, .1/—Season* Tickets 2/, Children , Half price. No Extra Charge for Side Amusements. UNION Free Baptist Church, Wellesley- . ley-st.—Pastor W. L. Salter. At 11, Mr H. Townshend At 7, Rev. R. H. Elder, from Spurgeon's ' College, London. : MONDAY, 7.3o—Missionary Meeting. ■ TT7ESLEYAN METHODIST • VV CHURCHES. PITT STREET: > At 11, Mr J. H. Haslam, student 1 At 6.45. Rev. W. J. Williams. Memor- ! ial Service for the late Mr T. Hi Marlyn. MOUNT ALBERT: At 11, Rev. J. H. Simmonds ' At 6.30, Mr J. H. Haslam KINGSLAND; Sunday School Anniversary. At 11, Rev. W. Js Williams At 3, Rev. W. Ready At 6.30, Rev. J. G. Chapman ARCH HILL: At 11, Mr A. Oldham At 6.30, Mr D. C. Brown , . BAYFIELD: t At 11, Rev. W. Ready At 6.45, Mr C. Eaton . ■VrOPvTHCOTK^We'sieynn Church.— kt~\\, -L-N and at 7, Rev. W. Wills. Sundayschool at 8. DEVONPORT Church - At 11, Rev. SI Griffith. At 7, Rev. ,C. E. Beecroft. Birkenhead—At 11, Mr O. Paterson. At 7, Mr A. Waterworth. Lake Hall, 7. KINGSLAND WESLEYAN SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY SERVICES : Will be held TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), NOVEMBER 19. < Preachers: Morning at 11, Rev. W. J. Williams: Afternoon at IS p.m.. Rev. W. Ready;-Evening at 7 p.m., Rev. J. G.-Chap-man. Special Hymns by Choir and • Children. Conductor, Mr J. Bouski.y. Mr Geo. Higgott will sing at the morning and evening services, "The Better Land" . and "The Last .Milestone" respectively. The ANNUAL SOIREE will be held on TUESDAY. November 21. Tea at 6130 p.m., after which the Cantata ESTHER will be rendered by the Choir and friends, numbering: CO voices, with full Orchestral Accompaniment. - Conductor, Mr Bouskill. . ' Tickets for Tea and Cantata, 1/; Cantata only, 6d. • pRIMITfVE METHODIST CHURCHES ' ALEXANDRA STREET— '" 11. Rev. W. Laycock 6.45. Rev. W. S. Potter PITT AND EDWIN STREETS--11. Rev. W. S. Potter 6.45. Rev. W. Laycock EDEN TERRACE— 3, Rev. J~. Sharp 6.45, Mr J. Watkinson NE"Vi MARKET— i 3, Rev. S. Buchanan 1 6.45, Mr R. Wheatley - MOUNT ROSKILL- , I. 11, Mr Cole 6.45, Mr D. Goldie SURREY HILLS3, Rev. W. S. Potter (i.45, Mr H. Townshend ST. PAUL" will be Mr C. E. Button's subject at the V.M.C.A. Rooms To-morrow Afternoon at 3 o'clock: All are invited. , TTELPING HAND MISSION, s JO. FREEMAN'S BAY. ,/ 7 a.m., Sunrise Prayer Meeting 10 a.m.. Out door Meeting » 11 a.m.. People's Service 2.45 p.m., Children's Service t 6 p.m., Open air in Victoria-st. 7 p.m., People's Service Leaders—Morning, Rev. C. C. Harrison; - Evening,-Mr S. Parker. • PROTESTANT HALL. NEWTON. 6 p.m., Prayer; 6.40; Praise; 7, People's i i Service. i ■ Leader—Rev, C. C. Harrison. .I A Revival is going on. ■ Come and Help, j "pßl'MffFvE METHOPIST CHURCHES FRANKLIN ROAD— 11, Rev. S. Buchanan 6.30, Rev. J. Sharp .Memorial Service of Late Mr J. Gibbs. WATERVIEW— s Church Anniversary. 3, Rev. W. Laycock 6.30. Rev. Mr Perry RICHMOND ROAD MISSION— '• 3, Mr J. W. Stanton 6.30, Mr I. Stainton ,