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ECCLESIASTICAL QjT. PAUIi'S, Syaiondssst.—Services, 8. *3! el n, H. Conu % Anttoem, "O Zioa Thai Bringest" <stainer); Offertory Solo, "Come Unto .Me" (Coenen). T. MATTHEWS Churen, Hobson-st—To-morrow {Sunday) — 8, H. Communion; 11, Morning Prayer, Sermon, £L Communion (Choral); 3.15, Children's SerVice; 4.15 p.m., Baptism; ?, Evensong, Sermon.—y/. X Uillaia, Vicar. OF THE fideiPHANT, NBWTOiN. —Holy Communion every Sunday at S a.m.; First and Third Sundays in Mouth at Midday also. Morning i:'rayer -at 11 a. ra. at 7. Baptism at 4.30. AiNDIiICW'S Presbyterian Church, corner of Symonds-sueet and Altenroad. — ttev. Henry B. Gray -*■ "At the Portal of the lear." Special Services at 11 and T. Evening sabiect, *By the Eastern Hate." M. JAMBS' Presbyterian Church, W«lO licgton-st.—ll,"A Message of Hope TOT the Kew Xfeixf 6.45, "A Cake Not Tamed." —Key. R. L. Walfcer, M.A. Hγ! DAVID'S Presbyterian Church, K> Kiytoer Pass Rd.—Services at U and 7—Preacher, tie JRev. T. Walls, M~A. NOX Church,. Parnell.—Rev. H. Kelly, M.A. — Services Appropriate to the New Year—ll, "The Eleventh Commaadmeat;" 7, "Make a New Cart" qT. STEPHEN'S Presbyteriaii Church, KJ Poxisonby.—Morning at 11; iiveniag at T.—Rev. T. F. Robertson. ST. PETER'S Presbyterian Church, Gt. North Rd.-*-11, "A Leader to the People;" 7, "The Church tat Straits." — Rev. R. Sommerville, PRESBYTERIAN ■U Church—New Year Services —11 and 7; also 3.15, St George's, Takapuna — Rev. R. Ferguson. Special Collections for Churca Funds. VTOKTHCX)TE Presbyterian CJmrch.—ll a.m. — Rev. W. Woollass (Communion); 7 p.m., Mr Lilewall; Sabbath School, 2.30. Mayfield, 3 p,m. Birkdale, 7 p.m. Rev. W. Woollass. ONEHUNGA Presbyterian Church.— Rev. A» C. W«dderspoon.—Morning at 11; Evening at T. A VONDALiE Presbyterian Church.—ll "- a.ia., "Stock-taking"; 7 p.m., "Recollections and Resolutions."—Jßev. A. MaoL>ean. TV/TETHt) CHURCH Off AUSTSA* UU- LASTA. PITT-ST. 11, IteT. C. H. t3arland 6 45, Rev. 'c. H. Garland ST. JOHN'S, PONSONBY. 11, Eev. W. Ready Subject, "Athletic Virtties for the Race of Life" 6.45, Rev. W. Ready Subject, "Hornets and Angels in the Way of Life" MOUNT ALBERT. 11, Rev. T. T. Thomas &45, Mr W. Nagle KINGSLAND. 11, Mr F. S. Deatoa' 6.45, Mr T. Clarke MOUNT EDEN. 11, Mr W. Brakearig 6.45, Rev. T. T. Thomas ARCH HILL. 11, Mt J. 0. Bawden 6.30, Mr T. E. Price BAYFIELD. 11, Mr G. Clarke 6.45, Mr W. J. Holdswortn. , p RAFTON ROAD CIRCUIT. M GRAFTON EOAD. 11, Rev. J. J. Lewis 6 45, Rev. J. J. Lewis PARNELL. 11, Mr R. Wheatley T, Mr J. W. Stcme NEWMARKET. U, Rev. . T. Pinfold, M.A. Morning subject, "Lessons from Flowers" 7. Rev. J. T. Pinfold. M.A. VfOKTH SHORE METHODIST i> CHURCHES. DEVONPORT-r-11, Rev. J. G. Chapman; 7, Rev. W. Greenslade SUNNYSIDE~3i, Rey. W. G. T&omasfc 7, Mr F. Soxistef I BIRKENHEAD—II, ReT. W. Greenslade; 7 Mr W. Wilson TAKAPUNA—II, Mr S. Stoafe; 6.45, Rev. J. G. Chapman NORTHCOTE—II, Rev. 3. S. Bishworta; 7, Rev. J. S. Rishworth ALBANY—3. Mr Wilson T>RIMITIVF. METHODIST CHURCHES X FRANKLIN RD. 11. Rev. W. S. Potter "Life's Possible Profit and Loss Dating 1803" 6.45, Rev. W. S. Potter "Our Couoexional Motto far 1903" New Year's • Music. RICHMOND* RD. 3, Mr P. Carter 6.45, Mr Townshend . WATER>"Vt~W; 3, Rev. W. S. Potter 6.30, Mr Viggera TDJRIMITIVE METHODIST CHCHCHfiS IT ALEXAKDRA-ST. 11, Rev W. Laycock a 45. Rev. G. W. Smailes Subject, "A Message for the New Teal , ' , PITT AND EDWIN ' 6TS. 11, Rev. J. Satmders 6.45, Rev. H. Ramsbottom EDEN TERRACE. 3, Rev. B Ramsbottom 6 45, Rev. W. Laycoek NEWMARJB3ET. 3, Rev. W. Laycock 6.45, Mr David Goldle MOUNT ROSKILL. 11, Rev. H. Bamsbottftm 6.45, ftev. J. feaunders SURREY HILLS. 3, Rev. J. Satl&ders 6.45, Supply M" OUNT "EDEN FREE METHODIST Church—ll, "Go Forward;" 6.45, "Hinder Me Not."—Preacher, Rev. J. Benning. Covenant Service and Sacrament A Welcome to All. BERESFORD-STREET CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. NEW YEAR'S VERTICES. Preacher *- REV. JOHN WILKINS. for 1903" (Commumion) 7—"Friendship" (A New Year's Address to Young People) TVEVONPORT Congregational Church.— i-' Morning at 11, Rev. A. J. Lee, "Motto for the New Year," Communion; Evening at 7, Rev. Mr Borradaie, of aataoft. -VfEWTON Congregational Church, ■PI- Edinbflfgli-st—To-morrow (Sunday) — Services—ll, Cdmmu&iOn; 0.45, '"A Queen's Heroism."—Preacher, Rev. G. H. Barrett OUNT EDEN CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, 'VJLWVV-ROAD.—Morning, 111 (Coramunion) — "The Outy and the Secret of Strength," Rev. W. Day; Evening, 6.4s—Rev. M. fiaglldasarian, of Armenia. New Year's Prayer Meeting at 7.30 a.m. AUCKLAND BAPTIST TABERNACLE Pastor: REV. JOSEPH CLARK. Morning at 11—"The G-reat Biography: A Sample Sabbath's Wofk" Afternoon at 3—New Year's • Address to Scholars Evening at 6.4s—"Turning Points" Anthem by the Choir;" Hearty Congregational Singing. New Year Thank Offerings. THURSDAY, 7.3o—Prayer and Praise, and 30 Minutes with John Bunyan. Visitors Welcome to all Meetings. PONSONBY BAPTIST CHURCH.----11, Mr H. Scott; 6.45, Mr H Townshend. MOUNT EDEN BAPTIST CHURCH.Pastor, Rev. J. B. Sneyd. Subjects for To-morroW — 11, "The Hidden Future;" 8.45, "Two Questions—Where Art Thou? What Hast Thou Done?" Bible Class at 3. •CtffiST SUNDAY EVENING OF THE. E: NEW YEAR. cmr ttat.t., 8 -p.m. ADDRESS BY MR A, H. LEIGH, PROM INDIA. Special Hymne by UflitM Choir. \ Viaitore, Itoends and All are Invitftd.