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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVI, Issue 66, 18 March 1905, Page 3

OHUECH OP CHRIST* WEST-STREET. Morning at 11—For Fellowship aa* $&• Breaking of Bread. Evening at 6.45. MR GEORGE ALDRIDGE will preacH, Subject, "The Pleasing Hope of Immortality." Bible Class on WEDNESDAY EVEN* ING, at 7.45 —Study of the Ephesiaal Epistle. ROSKILL HALL, MOUNT ROSJ£IU> ROAD. Morning at 11—For Fellowship. , Evening at 6.45, 3 MR E. WHITE will Preacb. ' CHURCHES OF CEBISI. PONSOXBY-RD. AND MI. BOSKILU, Meetings for Worship—ll a.m. Sunday* PONSONBX RD.—Preacher, 6.45 p.m., MR CHAS. WATT, subject, "DIVINB I'HOTOGRAPHY. -, MOUNT ROSKILL RD. C.45. MR LYE, subject, "THE FAS* OVER." pHRISTADELPHIAN FRATERNAL SYV NAGOGUE, Eden Terrace Public Hall, iVew North Road—U a.m., Breaking ot Bread; 7 p.m.. Address. Subject, "Love," I. Cor., xlii. pHRISTADELPHIANS, MASONIQ HALL, Karangahape Road. Commemoration Service (i.e.. Z. Cor. iLU Sunday 11, Evening Address 7 p.m. Subject, "Immortality Brought to Light," Seats Free. No Collection. ATAHCHU BAPTIST CHURCH, Preacher: MR PERCY CARTER. )" 11 a.m.—"Walking With. God." j 7 p.m.—"Loreat Thou Mc?" 1 Morning, 11; Eveniiig, 7. "i TTNITARIAN C H U R C 9 (PONSONBY ROAD (near Reservoir)* ——— ; j Morning at 11—"FAITH IN GOD." Evening at 7—"THE NEW AND LARG« ER FAITH " REV. W. JELLIE, B.A. SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH, |Q Mauukau Rd., Epsom — Subject* "The Sabbath Day and Its Proper Observance." Speaker, Dr. E. R. Caro. Sunday. Evening, 7 o'clock. HOWE-STREET HALL* OFF KARANGAHAPE ROAD. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), at 7 p.m. <, Speaker, MR HINMAN. .J WEDNESDAY, 7.30 p.m. I Everybody Welcome. ' HALL, VIEW ROAD, MT. EDEN* TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), 7 p.m. j GOSPEL ADDRESS. - ; ; Seats Free. Sankey's Hymns. TJEVIVAL SERVICES^ AUCKLAND QENTRAL jjyflSSlON* TO-MORROW EVENING. ———— At 7 p.m.—A Praise and Testimony Meet* ing At 11 a.m.—Rev. J. B. Butler will speak The Usual Half Hour Song Service, 0.30 to 7. Selections by Choir and Orchestra. Anthem, "The Lord is My Light." STRANGERS AND NON-CHURCHGOERS ARE WELCOMED, GOOD FRIDAY. All Day Undenominational Convention foe the Deepening of Spiritual Life. AUCKLAND BAPTIST CITY ■"• St. George's Hall.—Morning at 11 a.m., R. W. Cosslett; Evening, at 7, J. Bowden. Evangelistic Service. Straugera and non-churchgoers will be welcomed. Free sittings. gT. BENEDICT'S* SUNDAY 19th. FEAST OF ST. JOSEPH, EXPOSITION SUNDAY. High Mass at 11 a.m., during which the Choir will render Haydn's "No. 2 Mass." Vespers flt 7 p.m. The REV. FATHHIE GILLAN will deliver a Second Lenten Sermon. Subject: "The Battle of Life."Procession. Benediction. /-"VHRISTIAN CATHOLIC APOSTOLIC v> CHUiiCil IN ZlON.—Protestant Hall,. Karaugahape-rd. Sunday, 10.45 a - m ;> Juniors. 3 and 7 p.m., Teaching. "A lull salvation foi spirit, soul, and body." Wed* nesdajs, 7.30 p.m., rnEMPLE OF THE HARMONIAL PHIIrf -*• OSOPHY LYCEUM meets Every Sfan day, at 2.45 p.m., Club Boobm* j. MOLLOY, President. DULT SCHOOL (Unsectarlan), rrlendfl Meeting House, Wakeneld-st. — Sea.' > 11 a.m., "x'ake Heed How Ye Hew," 7 p.m.—"Maelstroms." day, 9.30 a.m.; Tuesday, 8. p.m. Strang-* ers and Visitors cordially Invited. rpjHE TyTjETHODIST rMTX :AfISSIQ«* FORESTERS' F ATT y NEWTON* — 'Ji 11 a.m.— US. F. COPfiIiANI>« Fellowateg Meeting. 3 p.m.—C. H. POOLE (Acting General See* V.M.C.A.). "AMERICA AX WOBJC" FRED. SMITH ON THE WARPAiXH* •LOOKING FOR MEN." A Large Attendance requested. ' Subject important. Music Supplied by Mr Alex. ■Wieenan* 1 p.m.—ADDRESS. MRS JAMES WILSO3S Orchestra Each Service. , After Meeting, conducted by the Rer. J*a» Wlison. j - i ]• NEXT SUNDAY, MARCH 26—HMIVBKB THANKSGIVING. ; MONDAY—INDUCTION OF MISBION; ■ BA!ND. Thirty Members. < Special Appeal at tnese Services fra YOUNG MEN'S BRASS BAND. F*tUOND6I asked to co-operate. / f]"pT| A.C.B. SOCIKItt./ ST. PATRICK'S CATBBp SUNDAY, MARCH 19, 198$ Masses, 7.30, 9; and Solemni High Mass 11 o'clock a.mVespers, 7 p.m.—Panegyric of St. Patrick, by Rev. Father Kehoe. Solemn Pontifical Benediction by His Lordship the Bishop. The Members of the City and Suburban Branches of the H.A.C.B.S. are requested to assemble in regalia at St. Patrick's Hall at 6.30 p.m., to be present at VespeW, m honour of St. Patrick. W. KANE. Secretary. ■CJPIRITUAL CHURC.H* O ODDFELLOWS' HALL, PITT ST. SUNDAY. —Lyceum, 2.30 p.m. Evenin® at 7 o'clock. Lecture by G. Buxton-Hewei', M.A.C.S. Subject, "Spiritual Gifts." Afte« Lecture Mrs Hewer will demonstrate the power of Magnetic Healing, and will instantly relieve the pain of any person in the audience. Silver Coin Collection at door. All Welcome. SPIRITUALISM. — FEDERAL CLUB- ;£> ROOMS (near Federal Hall), "Wellesley street West.—SUNDAY, 7 p.m., Miss Codringtou-Golden will deliver Inspirational Address entitled, "Spiritualism and the Gates of Death Unlocked." Sacred Solo, "The Light that Gilds the Soul" (H. C. Golden). Vocal Trio, "Someone is Calling" (11. C. Golden). Vocalists, Miss H. C. and Messrs F. E. and Waiter Golden. All welcome. Collection at the door. A UCKLAND THEOSOPHICAL -t\. SOCIETY. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), at 7 p.m. MUTUAL LIFE BUILDINGS, QUEEN-ST. PUBLIC LECTURE. "The Path of Attainment," by B. Eeat, Esq. f Ethical Songs. Readings. Collection* Room Open Daily from 2 to 4 p.m. VTiHEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY -L H.P.B. BRANCH, 38, H.M. ARCADE, PUBLIC MEETING TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), 8. Lecture: "A Few Rose Leaves. , ' Music. Reading. Collection. Public Meeting, WEDNESDAY AFTEIfc NOON, 3 to 4. Reading Room Open Dally, B te i