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ECd-ESIASTICAI, MT. EDEN Batist Church.—ll, Ber. J. B. Sneyd; 6.45, Rev. J. B. Sa-y«*. Baptismal Service. ' MOUNT ROSKILL Baptist Church — Rev. Ernest Kirwood — 11, "JeJ*ing the Church;" reception of New Members; Communion; 6.45, Young Men* Night, "The Crown of Manhood." Cfcaruses by Men's Choir. QTAHUHU BAPTIST CHTJBCS. Preacher: H. TOWNSHEND. 11 a-m.—"'The Ever-Blessed Trinity." 7 p.m.—"The Unbroken Melody." OHURCH OF CHRIST, WEST-STREET. Morning at 11—For Fellowship and tha Breaking of Bread. Evening at 6.45. MR GEORGE ALDRIDGE will pieacil. Subject, "'Life and Incorruption Brought to Light." Bible Class on WEDNESDAY EVENING, at 7.4s—Studies in Ephesians. ROSKILL HALL. MOUNT ROSKIXr-*-ROAD. Morning at 11—For Fellowship. Evening at 6.45, Mr L. E. Falkner will preach. CHURCHES OF CHRIST. PONSONBY-RD. AND MT. ROSKILL. Meetings for Worship —11 a.m. Sunday. PONSONBY RD.—Preacher, 6.-5 p.m.. MR CHAS. WATT, subject, "LIFB'S CHIEF CONCERN." In MeMoxiasx, Mr A. G. Lee. MOUNT ROSKILL RD. , 6.45, MR CARR. WESTERN PARK, at 3 p.m. CHAS. WATT. "THE FAITH OF CHRIST VERSUS THE FICTIONS OF MEN: No. L. 'The Roman Fiction' " (Continued). FRATERNAL SYv> NAGOGUE, Eden Terrace Public HaO. New North Road—U< a.m., Breaking •_ Bread; 7 p.m., Address, Subject, "Universalis-., The FI 11 eat Purpose of God." HRISTADELPHIANs". MASOSOC HALL, Karangahape Road. Commemoration Service (i.e., T. Cor. xtL Morning 11, Evening Address 7 num. Subject, "No Future Life Apart tnt the Resurrection." Seats Free. No CollectionjJNlTAßlAN CQ9SCB (PONSONBY ROAD (near ReaexyoW. Morning at 11—"Tisitationa o£ God' 1 Evening at 7—"Our Sufficiency la o*t .God 1 * REV. W. JESUuLS, B.A. OWE-STREET H A L I* OFF KARANGAHAPE ROAD. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), at 7 p.m. Speaker; MR FELL (formerly Sailor*.' Missionary in this City). WEDNESDAY, 7.30 p.****. » Everybody Welcome. "CM>EN HALL, VIEW ROAD. MOCN« •*-* EDEN. SUNDAY, 7 P.M. Preacher: MR. F. WILLY (of Sy*meyK< THURSDAY, 7.30 p.m., MB. W. & WILSON. Continuation of Addresses on "THE SECOND COMING OF CHBI3T." Q.OSPEL HALL, PAENE-L-U* ADDRESSES BY MB C. H. HINMANv ' TO-MORROW 7 p.m. TUESDAY, 7.3Q p-m* All Welcome. - PEN-AIR "NO LICENSE* MEETING. PASTOR N. A. DAVIS, and other speakers, 7.15 p.m. SUNDAY, corner Yictorla and Queen streets. SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH. MANUKAU ROAD, EPSOM. Subject: "Seven Last Plagues." Speaker: DR. E. R. CARO. Sunday Evening, 7 o'clock. rpEMPLE OF THE HABMONIAL PHIL- -**- OSOPHY LYCEUM meets E**ery Sixaday, at 2.45 p.m., Federal Club Rooms. J. MOLLOY. President /""•.HRISTIAN CATHOLIC APOSTOUC \J CHUBCH IN ZlON.—Protestant Hall, Karasgahape-rd. Sunday, 10.45 a.m., Juniors. 3 and 7 p.m., Teaching. "A full salvation for spirit, soul, aad body." Wednesdays, 7.30 p.m. XTEW CHUBCH SEBVICES, Pompalller -I-™ Terrace, Ponsonby.—Morning, 11; Sunday School, 2.15. A UCKLAND CENTBAL MISSION, uC__i ALBERT STREET. At 11—Address by Pastor N. A. Davis. At 7—Rev. J. B. Butler will Speak. Service of Sacred Song, 6.30 to 7. Anthem, "Trust Ye in the Lord-" Selections from Torrey-Alexander Hymns. Solo, Mr H. Blakeley. Open-airs—Shortland street. To-night, 8; and Symonds street and Newton road, 7.30 To-night. To-morrow, Queen St.. 10 and 6. Strangers and Non-churchgoers Heartily Invited. The CM. is Strictly Non-sectariaa. The Rev. 3. B. Butler will deliver Ma Lecture, "The Story of a Lancashire Lad," on Tuesday Evening, at 7.30. Admission, 6d. Central Mission Hall. |A UCKLAND BAPTIST CITY MISSION. Morning, at 11, Fellowship Meeting; Sunday School, 2.30; Evening at 7 o'clock, Mr F. Wheatley. Free Gospel, Free Sitting*** and Freewill Offerings. "pTELPING ! HAND MISSIONFREEMAN'S' BAY HALL- \ < "A FEAST OF FAT THINGS." 11 a.m.. 3 p.m., and 7 pja. Soloist, Mr Wilson. "J DR. G. D. WATSON (from America). PRAISE MEETING ON MONDAY NIGHT. ALL HEARTILY WELCOME. CJALVATION ARMY BARRACKS, O ALBERT-STREET. SUNDAY ALL-DAY REVIVAL MEETINGS Conducted by ADJUTANT D. McLUBE. Old and New Friends Heartily Invited. Good Music and Singing, and Plenty of ItIf You're Sad, Sorrowful, Tempted, Tried, Come to these Meetings. Will do you goodrriHE IyfETHODisT ryTY jvrissaoN, FORESTERS' HALL, NEWTON. 11 a.m.—Address, Rev. G. "W. SmaUefb Communion after Service. 3 p.m.—Special Address, Rev. G. W. Smailed "THE INFLUENCE OF THE DRINK TRAFFIC IN POLITICS." Soloist. Miss F. M. Doull. 7 p.m.—Evangelical Service, Rev. Jas. Wilson. Orchestra Afternoon and Evening. TO-DAY—CLOSE OF SALE OF GIFTS, Foresters' Hall. Admission Free. MONDAY, April 10—Mr C. H. Poole, . Lantern Lecture, "Making Friends wit* Uncle Sam." SATURDAY, April 15, 2.30 p.m.—Excursion, Albatross, Takapuna. Garrison Band. Grand programme. See Advertisements. "NO LICENSE" MEETING. V/ PASTOR N. A. DAVIS, and other • speakers. 7.15 p.m. SUNDAY, corner Vlctoria and Queen streets. .jg P i B i Tv A LI'S 3L FEDERAL CLUB ROOMS (Near Federal Hall). SUNDAY, 7 P.M. MISS CODRINGTON-GOLDEN Will deliver an Address entitled, "The Coffins of Earth and Temples of God." Sacred Solo and Duet. __ Collection at the door. AUCKLAND THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), at 7 p.m. - MUTUAL LIFE BUILDINGS, QUEEN-ST PUBLIC LECTURE. • "The Use of Evil: How It Began, How It Shall Eud," by Miss A. E. Davidson. r Ethical Songs. Readings. Collection. . Rooms Open Daily from 2to 4 p.m. SPIRITU AI. CHUach7~oddfellows 7 UALL, PITT-STREET. 2.30 p.m.. LYCEUM (Recitation Sunday). ' Conducted by MRS ROBC. Evening at 7 p.m.. LECTURE by G. BUXTOX-UEWER. M.A.C.S., Psychologist 3 Subject: "JUDGE NOT."' * HEALING AFTER LECTURE, j Mr HEWER invites any person In th* -indi;>nee who are suffering from pain to the _ platform, and will cure them instantly. . Silver Coin Collection at Door. All Welcome.