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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIII, Issue 242, 11 October 1902, Page 3

IYfX>UNT EDEN BAPTIST CHURCH, THIRTY EIGHTH SUNDAY SCHOOIi ANNIVERSARY. SERVICES WILL COMMENCE TOMORROW. 11 a.m.—Rev. J. B. Sneyd, "Ell and Hl* Sons" 3 p.m.—Mr J. Wilson, Central Mission v 6.45 p.m.—Rev. J. B. Sneyd, "Sowing" The Children will sing Specially Selected Hymns. On TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14. — Public Tea at 6.30; Tickets 1/; Children Half price. Public Meeting 7.30. Singing, Reports, Addresses, and Presentation of ■ Prizes to Senior Scholars. On WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15. — Tea for Children at 6. Public Meeting, 7.30. Phonographic Selections, etc, and Presentation of Prizes to Junior Scholars. Old Scholars cordially invited to all the Services and the Meetings following. PONSONBY BAPTIST? CHURCH. — 11, Mr L. Faulkner; 6.45, Mr H. Townshend. SALVATION ARMY BARRACKS, NEW- ►-< TON—Brigadier Glover will conduct Special Meetings, Sunday and Monday,. October 12th and 13th. A Welcome to AIL QALVATION ARMY. _____r_n-_rs__ *? BARRACKS. SUNDAY NEXT. ANNUAL SELF DENIAL SERVICES. Conducted by FINE BRASS BAND OF 30 INSTRUMENTALISTS. 6.3o—Early Morning March 7 a.m.—Knee Drill 9 a.m.—Open air Bombardments 3 p.m.—Special Music, Songs, and Addresses 7 p.m.—Two minute Sermonette,, from Bandsmen Latest Army Music Played at these Meetings. Collections throughout the Day In Aid of Self Den'al Fund. GREAT SALE OF WORK. To be Opened by His Worship the Mayor. NEXT TUESDAY, 14th OCT., at 8 p.m.. T. J. MATHERS, CO. H. E. TREMAIN, Bandmaster. OKANDINAVISK MODE LORDAG aften Kl. 7 p.m., Oddfellows' HalV Cook-st. Predikant, Pastor Franson og Hr. Gustafson Alle .Skandinavere Velkomne. QHURCH OF CHRIST, WEST-ST. Morning Meeting at 11—Fellowship and Breaking Bread Sunday School at 2.45 Evening at 6.4s—Address by Mr Wild, subject, "Christ's Mission on Earth" WEDNESDAY, at 7.4s—Address by Ep- _______________ HHUECH O~F CHRIST. V PONSONBY - ROAD. 11—Church meets for "Breaking Bread" 2.45—8ib1e School O.4S—MR CHAS. WATT, subject, "The Bible in the Public Schools" You are Cordially Invited. Believers' Baptism at Close. ■jV/TEMORIAL SERVICE AT BAYFIELD "Lrj- MISSION HALL, TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) MORNING, 12th inst., at 11 o'clock. THE REV. C. H. GARLAND Will improve the death of the late Mrs R. Hobbs. Special Hymns, and Miss Birdie Butler will sing a Solo, "What Are These Arrayed in White?" srpHE -JJELPING JJAND jyjTSSION. ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL IN CHORAL HALL, TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), OCT. 12. A BEAUTIFUL. SELECTION OF HYMNS AND ANTHEMS Will be rendered by a Chorus of" 250 Voices, consisting of the Children of the Mission School, assisted by friends and powerful- Orchestra. Musical Director .. Mr Jas. G. Culpan. Morning. 11— "Te Deum" (Jackson).. Choir. "The Children s Shepherd" (Havward) ..Miss Biva "White. "Children's Voices"..Miss Nellie Butler. "Rock of Ages"..Miss Thorpe, Mr J. Stewart, and Choir. Preacher: MRS HARRISON LEE. Afternoon, 3— Preacher: REV. C. H. GARLAND: "Abide with Me"..Miss Woodman. "If with All Your Hearts" (Mendelssohn)..Mr Clegg. Evening, 6.45— Preacher: Mr C. H. POOLE. "The Better Land" (Jude).-Mrs C. B. Stone. "Children's Voices"..Miss Nellie Butler. GREAT SOCIAL REUNION. MONDAY, OCTOBER 13. Tea, 5 to 7, in Ante-Rooms. Tickets. 1A Public Meeting. 7.30. Chairman .. .. Wesley Spraga Esq. Musical Items by Choir, Reports, and Addresses. Solos by Messrs Cleerg and Higgott , See Monday's "Star." Collections at all services in aid of Mission Funds. -pHK piENTRAL T^J-SSION. ALBERT STREET. TO-MO-WROW (SUNDAY). SPECIAL AND IMPOIfJJANT ANNOUNCEMENT. 5.6 SCANDINAVIAN AND OTHEGS FRIENDS. • 11 a.m.—The Rev. Franson, of the Nortlt American Scandinavian Alliance Mission will preach Jn Mission Hall. Subject, " Second Coming of Christ, its Connection with the Holy Ghost, and Bearing on Christian Work" 3 p.m.—Special Address to Sunday School 7 p.m.—Rev. Franson will again preach Subject, "Seven Reasons for Immediate Decision for Christ" Mr Gwstafson will be present at all these Meetings, S'ugtog with Guitar Accompaniment. Special Solo, "Would You Believe," Mrs J. H. Wood. Song Service by Orchestra, 6.30 p-m. Books provided. Seats Free. A Welcome to All. TTNITARIAN CHURCH, . - PONSONBY ROAD (near Reservoir). Morning at 11—"The Strength of Trust" Evening at 6.45 — "The Conception, of Christ In the Opening Chapters ot r** thew and Luke" RBV. W. Jg-LIB. . . SPIRITUALIST_C_g«ca^gggF*" S f Service on SUNDA* Will Conduct NJ gsS*_p.__ _._^- "The Ten Virgins, or the SymSubJeCt- boHc Emblem, of Lift." ' -_vDA_ EVENING at 8 o'clock - St Matthew's C-drch* 7^m^Ts.;iAsrc_thollc Chnrch—Rev. John O Alex Dowle, General Overse-r-Tailorw esses' Hall, Cook-st., Sundays, 3; Wednesdays, 7.30. Welcome. CHRISTADELPHIANS Commemorate Christ's Death and Resurrection. Masonic Hall, Karangahape Road. Morning at 11; Evening Address at 6.45; subject, "Future Pu-iis-rment as Disclosed in the Scriptures." All welcome, no CoW lection. NEW CHURCH SERVlCES.—Pompallier terrace, Ponsonby.—Morning at 11; Sunday School, 2.45. ROTESTANT HALL, Karangahape* road—Gospel Address, Lord's Day, t p.m. ""fc/TYERS V. SPRAGG."—The TheologyT ■"■*- Natural History and Logic of Bungdom. Harle, To-morrow, 3 p.m. fViPEN-AIR No*-L_cense Meeting: at th« vT Newmarket Flrebell, Monday next,, at 7.30 p.m. Mr Richardson will sneak.