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Auckland Star, Volume XXXV, Issue 217, 10 September 1904, Page 3

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ECCLESIASTICAL. MR V . A. BUDGES I'RO«RA2IME For TO-iIORROW (•SDND-α!"), In V.M.C.A. ROOMS. BIBLE STUDY CLASS at 4.30. and PLAIN TEA AND ADDRESS at 5.30, I'OU MEN ONLY. At S o'clock —EVANGELISTIC SERVICE. Siujjins led by United Choir, conducted by Mr John Bell. OPEN TO ALL. Collection for Expenses. OXrSii MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. On the occasion of-the Visit of MR D. A. BUDGE, From Montreal. The following Ministers liave kindly consented to Preach SERMONS TO-MORROW TO YOUNG MEN. REV. A. .NORTH, Evening—"The Life that is Life Indeed"—Poneonby Baptist. REV. D. PERKY. Evening — "An Early Day Hero"—Ht. <Jeoj"se's Hall. MR G. ALDRIDGE, Evening—"A Message to Young Men" — Church of Christ, West-street. REV. CIIAS. WATT, Evening—"Going Down from Jprusalem to Jericho" — Church of Christ. I'onsonby. REV. .1. WILKINS, Evening-—Beresford-street. REV. J. ,T. LEWIS. Evening—"The Brazen Serpent"—Grafton-raiid. REV. ('. GRIFFIN, Evening—Newmarket. REV. J. LCXFORI). Evening—Ponsonbv REV. W. S. I'OTTEH. Eveniug—"A Young Man's Model" —Franfcliii-road. REV. E. WAKBUKTON, Evendns—Mount Roskiil. REV. S. HENDERSON, Evening—"A Clean Life" —•Ah-xan-clra-street. REV. W. GRAY DIXON. Eveninc—"The Importance of a Right Start."—St. David's, Khyber I , ass. REV. 11. B. GRAY. Evening—St. REV. W. WOOLLASS. Eventng—St. Peter's REV. T. F. ROBERTSOX. Mo ruing— "The Coming Christian"—Ponsonby REV. B. F. ROTII.WELL. Evening— "The Young Lan-ikln"— Helping Hand Mission REV. R. F. MACNICO-L, Evening—Epsom Hall. REV. -T. M. FRASER. Evening— "Where-with-ill Shall a Young Man" —Edendale. REV. CANON HASELDEN, Evening— Onehunga. REV. — WEDDERSPOON, Evening—"The Old Order REV, G. B. MONRO, Evening—Remuera. REV. J. BENNING. Evening—"Dangerous Guides"—Mt. Eden Baptist Church. T> It ELIXII NA X V SOTIO E. GJiAFTON-ROAD METHODIST CHURCH ANNIVERSARY. SUNDAY, SEPTE-iIBER IS. Morning at 11 UEV. C. H. GARLAND. Evening at 6.45..REV. X. W. NEWBOLD. At 3 p. m_, PLEASANT SUNDAY AFTERNOON MUSICAL SERVICE, and ADDIiESSBY REV W. GKIGG. T>ONSONBY BAPTIST CHURCH.— -•- Morning. 11, Rev. Alfred NortlL; Evening 7. Rev. Alfred North. ■VfEW CHURCH SERVICES. fampaDier x. Terrace, Ponsonby. — Morning, 11; Sunday School. 2.15 TX7OMEN"S Christian Tomperaece Union. ' * —A Meeting will be held In Central Mission Hall, WEDNESDAY, 14tn inst., 2.30.