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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 142, 15 June 1907, Page 3

fl-pflf .IC--T ASTIC-X. MARY'S CATHE DRA L. S THIRD SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY, AND COMMEMORATION OF JUNE IStli, 1557. wolv Communion, 8 a.m.; Matins, Holy C<S and Sermon, 11 a.m. Preacher: THE BISHOP. ChUdren*s 3 p m.= ETcnso^^ud Serm IRCHDBACO r N OF AUCKLAND Alms are asked for Thanksgiving Fund. M-etins of Mothers' Union, WEDNESDAY _a>. Speaker, Jlissjludson, SYMONDS-ST.— Commcmoj «rn.m c H f if^: 7 P-m gSSK ~ ? of iff?." (Jones), Miss Lena ffljl-----ST MATTHEWS CHURCHT WELL-.S-S MA LEY-STREET WEST SUNDAY, JUNE 16th. JUBILEE SERVICES ~„_.„„ com Uolv Communion 11. Morning Prlver 'sermon, and Holy Communion, "Te Deum" (preach"t - «; Canon Haseldeu). Antheni, 1 Am Alpha ,-t"r.'Me£iah"). Madame Chambers. __ MATTHEW'S CHURCH. jrd^.S_^^p V^ieS sixpence each. E Sunday after Wmty'Holy Com munion, S a.m.: Morning 1 rayer uoiy £. munlon. aud Sermon, 11 a.m., ±sapot>m-, __i> p.__; Evensong and Sermon 7 p.m. Preacher: THE VICAR.

§T7IAMES r TRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, fe Wellington-street.—Services at 11_a.ni. and 7 p.m.—Anthem, "Jubilate Deo. — Preacher. Rev. R. L. Walker. M.A. _VT PETJSR'S PRESBYTERIAN fc« " CHURCH, Great Norttt-rd.— Morning at 11. "The Secret of Effectual Teaching. i T .-.„- Bt 7, "The Doom of a Selfish Man " Solo, Miss Blanche Garland. Preacher, Rev. R. H. Catherwood. TZ'NOX CHURCH, PARNELL. __. 11 — REV. IVO _. BERTRAM, M.A. 7 — REV. JAS. B. RUSSELL, B.D. ,*ST STEPHEN'S PRESBYTERIAN © CHURCH, PONSONBY. Preacher: REV A. MACAULAY CALDWELL. 11—"Happiness— How Obtained." Children's Address—"How to Overcome Evil." ' ' ' 7—Theme for the Times: "The Atonement —Its Meaning aud Influence. ' Special Collection City Mission. Envelopes provided. —t'DAVID'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH KHYBER PASS-UOAD. REV. A. C. WEDDERSPOON. 11 a.m.—"The Vicissitudes of Life." 7 p.m.—"Credulity and Faith." Anthem, "Nearer, My God, to Thee, E. S. Crcstou. '__ _TENDALE~1 7 RESBYTERIAN Church.— Rev. A. Milier, M.A. 11, "Our Da'ly Bread." 6.45, "Hymns from Latin Sources." «St.""ENOCH'S PRESBYTERIAN CS SION, Morningside.—7 p.m., Mr &. U. Macaulay. Everybody_welcome. ,7T^~dNDACO. r RESBYTERIAN CHURCH \___ —11 a.m., 7 p.m. —Rev. A. Mac Lean. NEHUNGA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. —11 a.m.. "The Priority of Christ's Love."' 7 P-m., "Conversion as an Arrest and Renewal." —Rev. D. D. Scott. TVEV ONPOB T PRESBYTERIAN 1 If CHURCH. —Morning, at 11; Evening, "O Lord, How Manifold Are Thy Works.' Evening at 7. Anthem, "Sun of My Soul.' Afternoon (Takapuna), 3.15, Rev. I. E " Bertram, M.A.

a.rETHODIST CHURCH. — FITT-S- --- CIRCUIT. PITT-STREET —11, Rev. A. N. Scottei 8.A.; c 5.43, Rev. .1. A. Luxford. Subject "IS IT IV" Anthem. "How Amiable Ar Thy Tabernacles." Solo, "I Will Es« Thee, O God," Miss Tudehope. MOUNT ALBERT—II, Rev. W. C Oliver; 6.45, Mr W. Naglc. KINGSLAND—II. Mr T. T. GarlanO 6.45, Rev. W. C. Oliver. ARCH HILL—II, Mr J. Bridges; 6.4,. Mr K. Emerson. AVONDALE—II. Mr B. Visgers; 6.45, Rev. A. N. Scotter. B.A. WAIKUMETE—II, Mr R. Wheatley; 6.45. Mr A. Allen (Students ORATIA—2.3O, Mr B. Wheatley. HENDERSON—2.3O, Mr A. Allen (Student.!. _\ UCKLAND METHODIST MISSION.

ORANGE HALL, NEWTON. : 11 a.m.—REV. J. WILSON. Communion after Service. FORESTERS' HALL. 3 p.m.—P.S.A. SERVICE. REV. G. W. J. SPENCE. "The Dignity of Labour." Soloists, MISS TUDEHOPE and MR C. F. SNOWDEN. Items by the QUAR.TETTE PARTY. Chairman, REV. J. WILSON. 7 p.m.—SERVICE FOR THE PEOPLE. REV. J. WILSON will SPEAK and SING. A Hearty Welcome given to all. HELPING HAND HALL, FREEMAN'S BAl'. 11 a.m.—Morning Service. Leader, MR S PARKER. 7. p.m.— SERVICE FOR THE PEOPLE. Leader. MR A. C. BROWN. Address: MR J. G. MITCHELL. V.M.C.A. Soloists: MRS H. KASPER and MR FRED. FENTON. Everybody Finds a Warm Welcome Here. Our Motto: "A Living Christ for a Dying World."

jVTET-HODIST CHURCH SERVICES. ■ AUCKLAND EAST CIRCUIT. GRAFTON ROAD—II. Mr W. Howard Thomas; 6.45, Rev. G. W. J. Spence. Old ' Testament Portrait; "Saul, the Failure"' MT. EDEN—II. Rev. G. W. J. Spence; 6.45. Rev. W. R. Tuck, B.A. NEWMARKET—II. Rev. W. R. Tuck, 8.A.; 7, Mr R. J. Adlington. PARNELL METHODIST MISSION—II. Mr C. B. Jordan (student); 7, Mr F W Stone (Leader), speaker. Mr J. Cannon. REMUERA—7, Mr W. Howard Thomas. PANMURE—7, Mr .1. Schofield. ETHODIST CHURCHES-AUCKLAND WEST CIRCUIT. ST. JOHN'S-11, Rev. J. A. Luxford; b.4_. Mr T. Price. Morning Anthem, "The Lord is My Shepherd" (Macfarren). Evening. "I Will Sing of Thy Power" (Sullivan). ; BAYFIELD—II, Rev. Risbworth (solo. "The Garden cf Prayer," Missßeed); 6.45, I Rev. Rishworth. | T>AYFIELD METHODIST -*" Rev. J. S. Rishworth on Sunday, turning and Evening. Miss Reed, Soloist, i tne morning. yTORTH N DEVONPORT: 11, Mr R. C Allen LA. ~ Rev ?_<f rlffl tt*-- SUNNYSIDE : 1, Rev. S. Griffith; 7, Mr R. c Allen [r A 'w T wid PUNA: "• ** s * st ° neA ««; METHODIST CIRCUIT. -» Birkenhead: 11, Rev. G. S. Cook; 7. Mr Northcote: 11, M r J. R. Chaterton; ~ Rev. G. S. Cook. 4 L UCKLAND~BAPTIST TABERNACLE Preacher, JOSEPH CLARK doming, 7.3o—Prayer Meetine lorning, 11—"The Ouly wise b _ od - .vemng, 6.4o—"Abundant Ylercv '• •veniug, S—Outdoor Meeting Communion nt Close of Evlnlnz Service. Anthem Dy the Choir. iserTal - , -• learty Congregational s ___- Vjfi , tors Always Welcome pONSONBY BAPTIST ' CHURCH. Morning, at 11—Mr. Haroia Hercus North Sna *£■ Wmams.