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__CC__ES-ABTICA__. ONEHUNGA CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. REV. J. L. MILLS STOOPS, B.A. 11 a.m.—"The Angel Left Him." 7 p.m.—"Unfolding of the Divine Genius la Man." ALL SEATS FREE. A UCKLAND BAPTIST TABERNACLE. Preacher, JOSEPH CLARK. Morning, 7.80, Frayer Meeting; 11, "Ah. raham," a Character Study. Evening, 6.15, Open-air Service; 6.43Baptismal Service, followed by CommunionAnthem by the Choir. Visitors Always Welcome. 1 United Service, at Albert Park Band Stand. 3.45. ONSONBY Baptist Church.—Morning at 11 and Evening at.7. —Rev. A. North. "VfT. EDEN BAITIST CHUKCH.—P.I-- «**»• tor, Rev. J. B. Sncyd.—ll, "SelfAbnegation; 0.45, "The 'Marriage Supper." T. ROSKILL Baptist Church.—Rev"" Ernest A. Klrwood.—Morntog at 11; » Evening, at 6.45. Communion after cvcn-V ing- service. APTIST CHURCH, Epsom.—Morning Service, 11 a.m.. Rev. N. A. Davis; Afternoon Sunday-school, 3 o'clock; Evening Service, 7 p.m., Mr W. Spedding. CEtURCH OF CHRIST, WEST STREET. Morning at 11—For Fellowship and Breaking of Bread. Evening at 6.45. 1 MR GEORGE ALDRIDGB will preach. Subject, "The Great High Priest." I WEDNESDAY EVENING, at 7.45. "REVIEW OF DR. BEETS' LATEST BOOK." ROSKILL HALL. Morning at 11—For Fellowship. CHURCHES OF CHRIST. PONSONBY ROAD & Mt. ROSKILL. Mectinga for Worship—ll a.m. Sunday. PONSONBY K_._D—6.4s p.m. Preacher; ANDREW KELLY. Subject— "Triumphs of the Cross." MOUNT R-._KH_l. R__J_ (opposite Prospect Terrace) —Evening: . Preacher, CHAS. WATT. Subject. "GOD'S DYNAMITE." You are Welcome. HRISTADELP H I A N , FRATER., AL SYNAGOGUE, Eden. Terrace Public Hall, New North road.—ll am.. Breaking of Bread; 7 p.m.. Address. Subject, "Dead Men Tell No Talcs." CHRISTADELPHIANS, Masonic Hall. Karangahape road. —Morning at, 11— Commemoration Service (i.e.). I. Cor. xi. SUNDAY EVENING ADDRESS, Subject, "The 'Divine Prescription' for the Eradication of Sin and Death." OWE STREET &ALL (off Karangahape road). —Sunday, 7 p.m.—Speaker, Mr C. H. Hinman. Wednesday, 7.30 p.m. — Mr Cllffe. Everyone is Welcome. EDEN HALL, VIEW ROAD, MOUNT EDEN. •Sunday, 7 p.m. — Messrs Lennox and Ryder. Thursday, 7.30 p.m., Mr Burgoyne. (TJjOSPEL HALL, PARNELL. •vAi SUNDAY. 7 p.m. Preacher, Mr W. R. Wilson. Tuesday, 7.45 p.m., Bible Reading. Ail are Welcome. i GOSPEL HALL, Calliope road, Devonport i SUNDAY, 7 p.m. Preacher, Mr G. W. Jones 1 . TTNITARIAN CHURCH. PONSONBY i'L. ROAD (NEAR RESERVOIR). Mowing at 11 — "Give Mc Thy Heart" Evening at 7 — "Why CaU Ourselves Christian?" REV. W« -ELLIE, B.A C CHURCH OF OUR FATHER—Tailoresses' ' -Hall, Cook and Hobson sts.—Sunday, 3 and 7.30 p.m. Evening, "The New, Woman."—Rev. M. Walker. /CENTRAL TUT I S S I O N. THE GREATEST OF ALL QUESTIONS Will be Discussed TO-MORROW EVENING. SUNDAY, The 17th, at 7 p.m. v '._ IN HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE, Choir Comm eencisSnT SHRDLU UUUUU Choir Commences Singing 6.30 p.m. Special features of the Service will be a Sacred Solo, "WHAT WILL YOU DO WITH JEBUS7** And Quartette, "MIGHTY TO SAVE." ' The Missloner's Subject in the Morning in the Mission Hall will be, "THE RIGHTEOUS SCARCELY SAVED." EXTRA SPECIAL TIME AT CHRISTMAS! MONSTER PICNIC AT MC-TO-TAPU ON BOXING DAY. TUTETHODIST MISSION, FORES___BS' ■***• HALL, NEWTON. .__ . II a.m.—REV. J. WILSON. "? 3 p.m.—GEMS FROM "MESSIAH." . By Pirt-street Choir and Friends. Special Orchestra Assisting. Conductor: Mr Harold Light. Principals: Misses Tndehope and Gladding, Messni Aspinall and Ryan. The proceeds from the "Messiah" are _» he devoted to the fund for the poor child- /"' ten at Christmas. 7 p.m.—Evangelical Service—REV. -UflWILSON. Orchestra, 6.30 p.m. U \ Band, Howe-street—TO-NIGHT, 8 p.m. H \ TO-MORROW, Khyber Pass and Symon__f I V street, 10 a._o. __j \- MONSTER OUTING. V_^H''"'"* TO MOTUTAPU. ,_ fid £f BOXING DAY.. -\ \j 1 '.! Ferry Tee, 10 a.m. Wost j ! Tickets, available for any boat, on 5 * in streets, by Worker_ t 2/; ChildrenShortla *4 Hot Water provided. ( - ; f Brass Band on Board. _ <ier *> . ■ l^iano.*^-— TTEIiPING HAND MISSION, _T-___*r—"|*? JLI; MAN'S BAY HALL. .^ THE PEOPLE'S EVANGELISTIC , Tl .' SERVICES. '' 11 a-m.—Bev. J. Blight (from Te Aroh-O. Subject: "Witness Bearing." 7 p.m.—People's Service, Rev. J. BlightSubject: "Divine Provision for Human Need." Hearty Service of Song. Soloist. A Cordial Welcome Awaits Yon. United Open Air Service, Albert Park, 3.45. A UCKLAND" Baptist City Mission, St, George's Hail.—Morning, at 11, Mr C. Ma-battle (Student). Open-air Service at 6.30. Evening, at 7, Mr C. E. Marcroft. Strangers and Non-churchgoers are specially welcome. FRIENDS' MEETING HOUSE, WAKE.I. FIELD STREET. Come to the ; AUCKLAND ADULT SCHOOL (Unseetarlan), Held at above premises, and hear Edward A. Annett and Edith M. Annett, sent, out try THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS. ENGLAND. Adult School—Sundays at 9.30 a.m. Adult School—Tuesdays, at B'p.m.. Meetings for Pin-He Worship, Sundays. at 11 a.m. Bright and Brotherly. Yon will have a welcome. A - UCK_Z__«r"" ' THEOSOPHICAISOCIETY. TO-rMORROW (SUNDAY), at 7. MUTUAL LIFE BUILDINGS, QUEEN-ST. • Public Lecture: "The Veiled Mysteries. of Occultism," by Mr B. "Kent. Music. Reading. Questions. Collection. Room open Dally from 2 to 4 p.m. HEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY, J1.P.8. BRANCH. 38, H.M. ARCADE. PUBLIC MEETING. TOMORROW (SUNDAY), at 7 p.m. Lecture: "The Sign of the Times in Regard to R* llgion," By Mrs Davidson, of Wellington. :. Mnslc. Reaaing. Collection. 'if A Large Attwd_nee '