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_s__£ss_sf___noAiu jS-T.ENOCH'S PRB_BXT__T7r^7-~ 7, Rev.- g. S Ooet Mr s - StoneRev. G. S Cook; 7° Mr £°F t HC OTE~H FIL-LD—:;, Key. <_' s £"„ , J?at S 6Qn - _AA"--7, Mr G. AVilson.' C ° ok * B IKEDAI_ -ALEX ANDRA-STREET-11 Boy Pr.acher ltom Tw U " a ' m; > ««". AY. s. l-otte. -a S_ T -'„ c -« P-m.. tion." Youug lent I ° uns iIa *"-'s QuesSolo, "Light in D^ress-T^L 111^*1 ' «™. A H. D a.m., shend and >. '^»- ™& ••««, % S. P.UI-, Key. E. Warburg °"s. . " 6 4 5 - The Light Put Out " X_? tren sa- **>ne Be Merciful." Solo -,*, : -o Lord, Thee," Mr. G. H. Mason GaT? LUe »■* ter. b.4u p__., _!__ ■ ui *"..W.._. Pot, __^'-W«B3aife EDE -\ I^^ n B^_? 7 SS_l'Sices rJni ?6_4> _&_#* Our Lord God of Israel" s'b^-^* 1 be' Thou, Anthem. » In j_£ r C. Oliver Mrs Campbell. Duct #2____Sr So'" 1 . Moor. 6.45, Rev. FhX, 8 -. a ? d H " and Rejoicing." So o M._ •' ■ . -_-i___^^l : _^^ J^|t^ iU rrMA«i: REV. JOHN WILKIN*. ' I U_ " TI m F ent/' ol> MAYS encourage: 7-"CHRISTIANTTY AND SOCiiiisM."TUESDAY, S p.m.-Young Men's Society, ii -vV „. LH ' Eu mbnrgh-str,eet—Moraine--11. Mr. Waterworth; Evening, 6_, „f" S one. Prayer Meetings,: 7..0 __~,. p_£ VWiusucvcr will may come. - -, ■■' - M° -^r**r-Tr_r >^-?7~99:<GaE GATIONA-_ P CHURCH.—II,' "FAITH IN Gnn THROUGH CHRIST"; G. 45, Women of ___ ? Aw'". . (s) n TH S. MODEL I__"n t> E f}> Da**—Minister. Motmt Roskill Public School Hall—3, "Rev. Wm. Day; 7, Mr. S. W. Smeeton. BAPTIST Preacher, JOSEPH CLABK,.' Morning, 7.3o—Prayer Meeting. „ Morning, ii—'-Providence—General and Particular." Evening, 6.4s—"Peace." ';.:._. Evening, B—Outdoor Meeting,- ' Anthem by ihie Choir- .-• Hearty Congregational Praise. • Ererybodj Welcome. . ' THURSDAY, 13th, .' QUARTERLY FELLOWSHIP MEETING. Tea, U.3UL Conference, 7.30. -pONSONBY BAPTIST , CHURCH^ J- Morning at 11—Rev. Alfred North. Evening, at 7—Rev. Alfred North. RICHMOND BAPTIST CHURCH, Morning, at 11—Mr. _\ P.' HilL Evening, at 7—Mr. J. Graham. ""-i-pr. EDEN BAPTIST CHURCH.—MornXJAi ing at 11, Rev. J. B. Sneyd; Evening, U.-l.i, Rev. J. B. Sueyd. \/fT. ROSKILL BAPTIST CHURCH.— -'-«- Key. E. A. Klrwood.—ll, "Revivals." 6.43, "Symbols of Salvation.", Alexander's Hymns. Straugers cordially Welcomed. "T7APSOM BAPTIST CHURCH.—Morning. x-x ii a.m., Evening, 7 p.m., Rev. T. A. Williams. Afternoon, Sunday-school. ■f> II R I S-TA DE liP-HH. a yx Masonic Hall, Karangahiipe-road. 11 a.m.—Memorial Service (i.e., I. Cor. xL), 7 p.m. — "The Rich Man and Lazarus"! What Does the Parable- Teach? THURSDAY, 7.45—- ..Bible Class. /"_ II R I S T A D B h PH IA N *->' FRATERNAL SYNAGOGUE, Eden Terrace Public Hail, New North-rd. — 11 a-m-. Breaking of Bread. 7 p.m., Address. Subject, "The Inheritance of the Saints." AHCECHES OF" CHRIST., 1 "ONSONBY-RD. (Corner Pollen-st.)—. 11 a.m. — For Breakiug of Bread; <3.4j p.m. — Speaker, Mr C. WaterhouseSubject, "Christ the Victor" . MT. ROSKILL (opp. Prospect Terrace); 11 a.m. — For Breaking of Bread. - 7 p.m. — Speaker, W. D. v Glaistcr." Sub* jeer., "Steps Up Jto Life." RICHMOND (Public H_, r Francis-st): 11 a.m. — For Breaking of Bread. 6.45 p.m. — Speaker, Mr J. Mortimer, Subject. "Marks of - the - True ■ Church. o£ Christ." ■...--•'. AVONDALE (Public Hall): 31 a.m. — For Breaking of Bread. /"XI-lURCH OF CHRIST, WEST-ST. Morning .at 11 — For Fellows-ip and. the Breaking of Bread."' Evening, at _5 — Mr Geo. Aldridge will lecture. Subject, "The Seventy "Weeks'Prophecy" (Chart Lecture);WEDNESDAY EVENING,.at 7.43 — Blbla Class. - _ ROSKILL HALL. Morning at 11 — For Fellowship and the Breaking of Bread. jf-USPEL HALL, CALLIOPE-ROAD, vJ DEVONPORT. Sunday Evening, at 7 — Preacher,. -I? Kent . • . Tuesday, at 7.3o—Prayer Meeting. - \ AOSPHL HALL, PAR N ELI* Sunday. 7 p.m. — Preacher, Mr Winnicott Tuesday, 7.45 p.m. — Address to Christians, by Mr W. R. Wilson / EDEN HALL, VIEW KOAD, MOUNI EDEN. Sunday. 7 p.m. — Preacher, Mr W. R. Wilson ■ • Thursday, 7.30 p.m. — Address to CllriStiaus .. . HO W E - S T RE E T H A'L.lm (off Karangahape-roady. Sumlaj-. 7 p.m. — Speaker, Mr J.-B. BurWednesday, 7.30 p.m. — Bible Reading, AR Welcome. UNITARIAN CHURCH, PONSONBY-RU. (Near Reservoir.) Serriees at 11 a.m. aud 7 p.m. Evening subject, "Uuitariaulsm: Its History and Belief." REV. W. JELLIE. B.A. A L V A T I O N ARMY. A L V A T I 0 N ARMY. ALBERT ST., AUCKLAND CITY. TWENTY-FOURTH ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY. SPECIAL MEETINGS, Conducted by . P.IUGADIER ALBISTON. 7 a.m.—Knee Drill. Christians Specially Invited. 10 a.in.—Open-air, Lower Symonds and AI- ; fred streets. ! 11 a.m.—Holiness Meeting, I a p.m.—Praise Meeting. Children take tc.--.rt. " 7 p.m.—Salvation Meeting. Miss A. Kim-j-.ici- will sing. Collection taken at door. MONDAY, .TUNE 10. UNITED YOUNG PEOPLE'S DEMONSTRATION (5 SALVATION ARMY "SUN-DAY-SCHOOLS give Splendid Programme —Newton, Auckland. Parnell. Devonport, and Onehunga). Admission 0. Commence at S. TUESDAY. JUNE 11. BRASS BAND FESTIVAL.—Three Brass Bands take part. Torchlight Procession from Custom-street, 7.30 p.m., headed by 60 Bandsmen. 8 p.m.—Grand Programrua Instrumental and Vocal Items. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 12. GREAT ANNIVERSARY TEA.—Unique Tab!.- Arrangements. Doors open a.oo p.m.. Tea 0 p.m. Great United A-ter-Ueeting -'0 officers present. Season uc_ts, IHS. Admission, XI; Children 66. GUNN AND GILES. C.O.'s. _-_lURCLI OF THE NEW THOUGHT. - «- Federal Club Hall, Wellesley-st. - 111. Art of Life Class: 7, Inspirational Lee« lure by Rev. M. W'ulSer. | TV?OMEN~'S Christian Tempei-ance Union. VV- —Meeting in Mission Hall, Albert-st, on Wednesday. _tll, at 2.50 P..M. lutiyoe- , ..iMit ihsiocEs, ■—'_