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ECCLESIASTICAL. CHURCH OF THE HOLY SEFULCHUE, KHYBIOR PASS. QULN«iUAGESIMA SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 14th. S a.m.—Holy Communion. , 11 a.m.—Matins and Holy Communion. 7 p.m.—Evensong. Preacher: BISHOP Or CHRISTCHUiRCH. ST. MATTHEWS CHURCH, HOBSON STREET.'. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 14. S a.m. —Holy <Jomraun&om. 11 a_ai. —llornlug Prayer and Serniou. Preacher, THE VENJSIIABLE AUCHiDEACON WRIG-HT. 4.15 p.m.—Holy Bapthmi. 7 p.in.--pjveusong and Si-rmon. PreacliPr, THE MOST REV. THE PRIMATE iDr. Nevill). T^PIPHANY - Thurrh Newton. — Morning , - Li ' Service 11; H.C. Ist and 111. Sunday after Morning Service; S. H.C. Every Sunday: Evening Service, 7: preacher, The Bishop of Ni'lsou. AI-BAN'S.—B a.m.. Holy «;oiiiraunion7 *°" Children's Festival. 11 a.m.. Preacher, * Rev. VV. 11. Wilson. 3 p.m., 7 p-Ui-. Rev. 1 , . S. Smallfifld. f QT. ANDREW'S Presbyterian Church, . Jd Lower Knd of Symoiids-st. —Rev. • Uenry K. Cray—Service at U and 7. Even- j . int: subject- "Great Books and Their Life j Lessons—l. Ibsi-n's "Kinperor and Galilean.' " JAMES' Presbyterian Church. Wol- : linprton-su-wt.— Rev. H. L. Walter. M.A..—11 a.m.. "Spiritual Dwarfs": 7 p.m . "Doubting Thomas." T. DAVIDS ' PJfcBSBYTHRIAN CHURCH, K.HYBBR PASS-ROAD. Diriue Service, at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Evening Subject: •'THE RELIGION OF THE BATTLEFIELD." Pre«tiier: The REV. \V. GRAY DIXON, M.A. QiT. I'ETEIiS Presbyterian Churvh, Great O North Ud. — 11, tho Uev. C. A. Worboys; Congregational Meftiiigr at close. Full attendanfc requested; 7, Mr Duncan Macphcrson, City Missionary. CJ.T. -STEPHEN'S Presbyterian Church. >o .retn-o"ts-roa<l, Ponsonby.—Kev. T. F. Robertson, —Moruirrg. 11; Eveniug, 7. All invited. DENDALE (Mt. Koskili) Preaby'erkin Ohurc-h.—Rev. J. M. Fraser.—Swvices, 11 <i.m. and 8.45 p.m. VONDALE Presbyterian Cliureh.— 11 a.m., 7 p.m. Evening Subject, "A Personal Question for Decision." Waikumete, 2.30 p.iu.—Rev. A. Mac Lean. NEHUNtiA Presbyterian Church. — 11, a.m. ami 7 p.m. — Dr. Kemp. DEVOXPORT Presbyterian Church — 11, 7: St. George's, Tafcnpuna, :i.lu — Rev. W. Thomson. ETHODIST CHIUtCH OF AUSTRALASIA. PHI , STREET—II a.m.. Itev. W. ILeady; Rev. C. H. Garland. Subject, "Interruptions." ST. JOHNS. PONSONBY—II a.m., Mr R. H. Wyles (Student); (5.45 p.m.. Rev. W. iteady. Subject, "God Working for the Waiter." MOUNT ALBERT—II a.m., Rev. S. Griffith: tf.4."i, Mr M. Piper. KINGSLAND—II a.m., Row T. T. Thomas. 8.A.; 6.45. Mr R. H. Wy,lie. MOUNT EDEN—II a.m.. Rev. C. H. Garland: 6.15, Mr T. Cl.rk. ARCH HILL—II a.m.. Mr H. Scott; 6.30, Rerv. ». Griffith. •BAYFIELD—II a.m., Mr W. Nayle; C.45, Mr J. O. Bawden. AVONDALE— .5 p.m., Mr J. W. Shackelford. Q.PvAFTON ROAD CIRCUIT. URAFTON ROAD—II, Mr C. Randerson; 6.45. Rev. J. J. Lewis. Subject, ••Russia tund Japan." I'ARNELL—II, Rev. J. J. Lewis; 7, Mr P. Bridge. NEWMARKET—II, Eev. W. J. Watkin.: 7, Mi- C. Randei-aon. -VTORTH SHORE MIOTHODIST ±* CHURCHES.—DE.VONPORT—II, R«y. .f. G. Chapman; 7. Rev. J. G. Chapman.— BIRKMXIIKAD—II, Mr Shepherd: 7, MiStone. — TAKAPUNA—II, Rev. W. Greenslade; tiA-r,. Mr Lilewill. — NOKTHCOTE —11, Mr Buddie; 0.-10. Mr Wilson. — SUNNYSIDE — 7. Mr Wild. — BIRKDALE — 3 ami 7. Itev. W. Gieenslade. — MAYFIELD—."!. Mr,names. rpHE jl/TETHODIST /"AITY T^rJSSION, POBESTEItS' HALL, NEWTON. TO-MORROW (SUN.DAY). 11 a.m.—Fellowship Meetiug. Leader Mr W. Stewart. i> pjn. — Pleasant and Profitable Sunday Afternoon. Address. Re-,-. W. Woollaes, "What it Means to be a C-hiistian." Duct. Misses Meek and Henderson: Solo. Mrs Bothune: Quartette, "I Will Lift Up Miue Eyes/ , . Orchestral' Sel&etibiw, 5.30.' 7 Mr and .Mrs Brame of Hobart. Subje<-t. '-A Great Salvation." The Chikireii will Siug ,-l Trio, "The Master Has Taken a Journey."' Solo "When 1 Survey," Mrs Kaves. Orchestral Selections. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 21. GREAT HARVEST THANKSGIVING. Meetings, 11 a.m.. 3 p.m., 7 p.m. Special Speakers. Special Subjects. Superb Decorations. Floral and Fruit Offerings. SALE OF GIFTS. FEB. 22. 23, and "4 Musical Programme Each Evening. Special Attractions. See Papers for further particulars. Admission Bach Night. Sixpence. PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH. 'ALEXANDRA-STREET—II Rev W Laycock: c.45. Rev. G. W. Smailes. Subject: "How Men Come Home." PITT AND EDWIN STREET (School Anniversary)—u, Rev. E. AVarburton- 3 Ihp children s Hymns and Orchestral Music at Each Service. Teu aiid Public Meeting on TUESDAY NEXT. February 16 Tea at U. 30 p.m.: Public Meeting at 7 ."50 j>. m. EDEN TERRACE-11. Rev. G. W I Smailw: 6.45, Mr J. AllL-son. ' NEWMARKET—:!. Rev. W. Layeork: 0.45, Mr J. Ball. MOUNT ROSKILL—II. Mr W. J. Harvey; 7. Rev. J. Saunders. Welcome Social i to Mr.s Warburcou on TIIUKSDAY NEXT at 7.30 p.m. KIMITIVK MBTUODLST CUUBfHES. I —FRANKLIN-R.OAD — 11. Mr J. Lakiug; 6.45. Rev. j. Beuiiiui,'. RICH-MOND-ROAD— 3. Mr J. WatUinsoii; 6.45. Mr Laking. WATERVIEW— 3, Mr Hunter; ! Mr lluiner. J ODyFEDEN~Five Methi-dfot Church. I —11, "The Herein KncomJum," Rev. J. Beniiing; and ti.45, Mr J. Burrow. AH t»eats free. A book and a welcome to all. EIiBSPOIi-D - STR.-iiST CONGRBG\TIONAL CHURCH. REV. GEO. BURGESS. F.R.A.S. 11—"DOUBT AND DUTY" 7_-THE REASONS OF OUR FiITH" Offertory Anthem by the Choir. QKVONPOUT Congregational y ■MonuTis at 11, Mr AUson; Bvealn- at 7. Mr lluy: Wednesday, 7.45. c M Ol -™ co - n * gr egatTsnal *»*■ tHIRCH, View road.—Mornlnp- n Bvenins, 6.45.—Rev. F W Lμ rf Ftoroy. Melbottrpe, Victoria ?th jyjT. BDBN BAPTIST CBTURCH - "Complete .Surrender." (pONSONBY BAPTIST CHUJtCH.-Morn- ,