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ECCLESIASTICAL. S~T~PAUL,'S, SYMONDS STREET.—B, H. *H. Com.; 11; 4.15, Baptisms; 7. Anihem, "Praise the Lord" (.Scott;; ol.trtory, "The Beautiful City oi' Kest" (Jude). _T. MATTHEW'S CHURCH* Hobson-st. )o —Sunday. June 3u—S a.m., Jrjoly Comluunion; 11' a.m., luoruiu^ Fia>er mm boimun; 4.15 p.m., Holy Bcipt.sm; , p.a,., JiiVeiibOng anu bem.on. Ui.e. try dolci by Mauam Chambers.—Rev. W. _J. Utllum. |U T. ALBERT, ST. LUKE'S-Mornln,; ill ticrvice at 11 u'clOv.k, b, u.e itev. i.i.son, iroui i-'aeioa. „ vOi.\DAU_—»<.. ouu«-'s— Evening Ser■CX. vice, at 1 v ciocii, v, n<=v. v* -son. r. AiNiJKiiSW B freabyweilan criurcn, £> Lower bju.uiius-si. a..v ...t..»« -yd.— _*cv. Jieury -v- uray — U, 'A bUollg 7. ".Not far." aT. JAMIiS' -'K_.;.B_TERIAN Churcii, ft W eilingion-at.—li ana u.io—Rev. J. J. cairney. uuw otago. V_', _'J__i-K o I'ic.suyiorian Church, Ul. i 6 'North RU.—ll, "The Wisdom uf Uou in a iuystery." 7, "Are uC-u'a Ways i_d_air —Iv-V. It. Somii.erville. OT. DAVID'S PREoBYTERIAN £3' UILU..H, upper ojuiv—-»«vi!i.- tiue Rev, W. Uru> Dixon, M.A.—v a.m., "The Light of the World." 3, Quarterly Service lor the Yuung, With Ob_eci. L ssun on "The Mu«nU.' 6.<0, "_vn , nanswevable Argument lor the Truth Oi Christianity." _ i/NOX CHURCH, PARNELL. lX REV. H. KELLY, M.A. 11, "It la the Constant Fate of God to be Misunderstood." 7, "i-iible Llfllc ilties: 2. What is Meant by tue Statement, 'God Repented'?" OT. PETER'S CHURCH, ONEHUNGA. X-? 53rd ANNIVEuSARi. SUNDAY, JUNE 30. Morning Pray.er, Holy Communion, and Sermon by the Rev. W. E. uiham, at 11 a.m. Children's Service at 3 p.m. Evening Prayer mid Sermon, by Archdeacon calUer, at J p.m. i VONDALE Presbyterian Church. — 11 x\ a.m., Mr A. J. MacKinuey; n>i vuli- li ii.vi., L-enJersuu ±M p.m., Avondulo 7 p.m., Hey. A. MucLeun. VUR'rwcOTE Presbyterian Church.— -i^ Sunday School Anniversary.—ll a.m. and 7 p.m., Mr E. Adams; _ p.m., Rev. J. G .Chapman Special singing. CJT, STEPHEN'S PRESBYTERIAN ►O- Church, Ponsonby —11 and 7 -t Rev. T. I<\ Robortton. ONEHUNGA PRKriBYTERIAN Church —Rev. R. Wylie, Minister—Sunday Services—At 11 and U. 30. WE a"L"j£~i"A n id _. THUUIS11 I'Hliitl'Hl^ PITT ST. CIRCUIT. 11, Rev. S.Griffith ""'" (i.if>. Lev. C. li. Garland "Can Jesus Le Imitated To-day?" ST. JOHN'S. PONSONBY. 11, Rev. W. BeckFtt C.-iS, Rev. W. Kvody 'A Fast Life a..d it« Consequences." KINGSLAND. 11, Rev. C. H. Garlana 6.40, Mr \V J. Hoids.worth MOUNT EDEN. 11, Rev. W. Ready U. 45, Mr F. VV. S. Kirk ARCH HILL. 11, Mr S. F. Jieiuon 6.45, Rev, W. Beckett BAYFIELD. 11, Mr J. H. Muldoon 6 45, Mr R. C. \\ hitham MOUNT ALBERT. 11, Rev. J. Law 6.30, Rev. S. Uriffiths 7TRAFTON ROAD CIRCU_T~ GRAFTON ROAD— 11, Rev. J. T. Pinfold Subject, "Witness for Jesus" 6.45, Rev. H. Bull NEWMARKET— 11, Mr Lilewall 7, Rev. J. T. Pinfold Subject, "Dots Death End All? ' PARNELL--11, Rev. H. Bull 7, Mr Lilewall _ ATORTH SHORE WESLEY AN JN CHURCHES. DEVONPORT—II. Rev. J. G. Chapman; 6.30, Rev. J. G. Chapman BIRKENHEAD-U, Rev. A. B. Chap;--ll; 7, Mr Button TAKAPUNA—II, Mr J. H. Buddie; 6.43, Rev. A. B. Chappell _ NORTHCOTE—II, Mr SoUSLer; 6.5 a, Mr Shackelford ■DBIMITIVB ' " " METHODIST J. CHURCHES. ALEXANDRA-ST.----11, Rev. H. Williams 6.45, Rev. W. Layeock Solos "Ora Pro Nubis" (Plccolomlnl) and "Resignation" (Lindsay). PITT AND EDWIN STS.— 11, Rev. W. Lay.oek 6.45, Mr J. Alison EDEN TERRACE— 3, Rev. W. Layeock C.-15, Mr D. Goldie NEWMARKET— 3 Rev. H. Williams 0.45, Mr H. R. Burton MOUNT ROSKILL— 11, Miss F. Frith 6.45, Mr Wm. Kerr SURREY HILLSChurch Anniversary. 11, Rev. S. Potts 3, Rev. W. Keafly (U5, Rev. H. Williams __ ■PRIMITIVE METTIODIST MISSION EStSvSS'^MOBEOW Morning, 11—Rev. S. Potts. Afternoon, 8-Rer. W. tteudy. Eve-Ing, 0.45 —Hey. H. Williams. Special Solos ut all the Services. ANNUAL SOIREE, TUESDAY, JULY 2ud, 1901. Public Ton, 0.30 p.m.; Concert, 7.30. Proceeds in aid of Trust Fund. TjKl_-l-lV.t- Mu-iUOiJltiT CHURCH*B FRANKLIN ROAD— 11, Rev. W. S. Potter "The Purpose of Christ's Condescension" 6.45, Rev. W. S. Potter "The Story of a Wretched Man's Deliverance" WATERVIEW3, Rev. W. S. Potter 6.30, Mr Buckley RICHMOND ROAD3, Mr Wheatley 6.45, Mr Vaughan A UCKLAND TABERNACLE. Preacher—PASTOß JOSEPH CLARK. 11 "The Messianic Expectation." Miss Inglesby, Missionary from Tndla, will, give an Acldres at Mo ni.ig Service „ 6.45. "The Treasury of Divine Help THURSDAY EVENING, at 7.30-Church Meeting. _ . -DONSONBY BAPTIST CHURCH - r Rev. A. H. C0111r.9-11, "Some BiProducts of the Foregn Missionary EnterDrise." 6.45, an Address on "Indian Missions," by Miss Ingles.y, MW* onary elect to Brahtnanbaria. Monthly Address to the Young People during M.rning Service. . M"OUNT~EDEN BAPTIST CHUHCH.Morning, 11, Mr E. Cox; Evening, 645 Rev W. R. Woolley. Strange, s cordially invited. MOUNT EDEN FREJG METHODIST M CHUnCH.-U a.m., Rev. J. Beunlng. Suhiect' -'The True Church of Christ." 6.K0 n m Rev. J. Benning. Subject: "Rt-pent-anco': What it is." WEDNESDAY, July J, at 7.30 p.m.* Lecture, "The Story of My Life- or From the Skelp Furnaoe to the Pulpit," Rer. J. Berming. Collection. UNION Free Baptist Church.—Special Service Prior to Alterations.—Pastor: Albert Whalley.-ll &.m., "The Potter and the Clay"; 7 p.m.. Baptismal Service; Monday, 7.30, Prayer Meeting in adjoining hall. , ERESF"ORD - STREET CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Preacher-REV. JOHN WILKINS. 11, "Hearing- and Doing" 7, Monthly Sermon to Young Men—"The Supremacy of Character." Solo by Mr Theo Queree, "Crossing the Bar" (Eehrend) THURSDAY-Bth P.T E., 8 p.m.—Address by the Rev. G. H. Barrett. Mr W. Astley will sing two Solos; Violin Solo by Herr Kreutzer. No Collection.