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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 129, 30 May 1908, Page 3

-; ■:; :.; ECCIXSIABTICAI>r .- -- - JtT E T H O D I SI CHURCH. y r .,t PITT-STREET CIBCUIT.: . PITTjST.—II, Rev. A- N. Scotter, -B;Ai Anthem, "I Will Feed My Flock." Solo by Mr. A, Nicholson. &45. Rev. J. A. Luxford. Anthem, "Sweet Is the Sunlight." Solo by Miss Tndehope. Miss Lambourne will eiDg, "The Refuge of the Soul." N.B The Independent Order of Bechabites will attend in regalia. The Rev. J. A. Luxford will preach on -"No License Movement, and Matters Indispensable to the iPermanenfly of the "Movement." MT. ALBERT—II, Mr. W. J. Aldridce: 6.45, Rev. W. C. Oliver. h ' KINGSLAND (Continuation of Jubilee)— 11, Rev. J. A. Luxford; 3, Mr. A. AUen (student); 6.45, Rev. A. N. Scotter, B.A. ARCH HILL—II, Mr. Joseph Freest; 6 45, Mr. J. A. B&wden. AVONDALE—II, Rev. W. C. Oliver; 6.45, Mr. J. w. Shackelford. WAIKUMETE—II, Mr. R. Wheatley. HENDERSON—2.3O. Rev. W. C. Oliver. IXGSLAND METHODIST CHURCH TO-MOROW. SPECIAL JUBILEE HYMXS, Repeated by United Choir and Special Orchestra under Mr. W. Grfbble, conductor. Preacher, 11 a.m., Rev. A. J. Luxford. 3, Mr. A. Allen (student). 6.45 p.m., Rev. A. N. Scotter, B.A. "hir E I H.O D I S T C H V B C H. AUCKLAND EAST CIRCUIT. GRAF.TON-RD.—ll, Rev. G. W. J. Spence; 7, Rev. G. Bond. MT. EDEN—II, Rev. W. R. Tuck, M A.; 7, Mr. H. L. Richards (student). NEWMARKET—II, Rev. E. Cox: 7, Rev. W. R. Tuck M.A. PARNBLL MISSION—II, Mr. R J. Emerson; 7, Mr. F. W. Stone, Leader; Mr. B. J. Emerson, Speaker. REMUERA—7, Rev. B. Cox. PANMURE—3, Rev. W. R. Tuck, M.A. TIT ESTHODIST CHURCH. AUCKLAND WEST CIRCUIT. ST. JOHN'S, PONSONBY—II, REV. G. BOND; 3, S.S. Prize REV. G. BOND; 6.45, REV. G. W. J. SPENCE. An<thems morning and evening. BAYFIELD—II, Mr. Evans; 6.45, Mr T. T. Garland. EVOXPORT METHODIST CIRCUIT. — SUNDAY, MAY 31—Services as follows:— DEVONPORT—II, Rev. J. S Blshworth; 7, Rev. R. Taylor. . SUNNYSIDE—II, Mr. S. Stone; 7 Mr. E. R. Jones. ... TAKAPUNA—U, Revr R. Taylor; 7, Mr. L. Hames. T>IRKENHBAD METHODIST CIRCUIT. '** — BIRKENHEAD—II, Mr. W. A. Burley (ctudent); 7, Rev. G. S. Cook. NORTHRev. G. S. Cook; 6.45, Mr W. A, Bnrley (student). BIItKDALE 7 Mr. Waterworth. : * MJttk >Jto*». Ok- ' XTOPE OF W&*mß>iWj& .. J- 1 ' Auckland ■MVBRrat Tent 1.0. nfl Hwnn RecnaWtes. >bH BRi: 1 Members of JHt HffinF the above and MM fg[3SE&f£\sUu otner Tents, are requested to attend the Church Pargalia. Members will meet In the' Schoot room, not later than &30 p.m. Preacher, Rev. J. A. Luxford. JOHN W. FOSTER, Secretary. 5 METHODIST MISSION. ST. GEORGE'S HALL, GREAT NORTH-RD. ANNIVERSARY SERVICES, C.E SOCIETY. 6 p.m. To-nlgat—Open-air Meeting Weststreet. 7 p.m.—Prayer Meeting, Upper Room. 11 a.m.—Junior Society, SISTER ESTHER. 11 a.m.—Morning -Service. Bible Exposition. St. John's Gospel, REV. J. WILSON. 3 p.m:—SPECIAL P.S.A. SERVICE AND BROTHERHOOD MEETING. Founding of Book Fund, a EXPLANATION: BRoj- CRADDOCK. Address: "Sidelights," BEY.. J.- WILSON Solo, MISS SILL. Beception to New Members at close of, P.S.A. 7 p.m.—The Young People's Meeting, conducted by REV. J. WILSON. Solos and Addressee by Members, Orchestra assisting in Service. Come Early and Secure Seats. JJELPING JJAND JJALL, • ' FREEMAN'S BAyU ' 11 a.m., REV. C. C. HARBISON. Our Old Friend and Past Missioner. SPECIAL ATTRACTION" AT EVENING SEBVICE. 7 p.m., SUNDAY SCHOOL SCHOLARS WILL REPEAT ANNIVERSARY HYMNS. Speaker:'- - : .:.h . REV. C. C. HARRISON. PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCHES, ALEXANDRA-STREET (Y.P:s.C.E. An-nlvereary),—ll-a.m.,.Mr J. Charteris; 6.45 p.m., Rev. J.. Doherty, "The Great Possession and Grand Achievement." AntliemIncline Thine Ear " PITT AND EDWIN-STREETS.—II a.m., vV,w« S : Potter; &45 P ;in - Rev - J- Clark NEWMARKET.—3 p.m., Rev. W. S. Potter; 6.45 p.m., Mr A. MilL r MOUNT BOSKILL.—iI' a.m., Rev. A. Young. Anthem: "In'the Last Days." 6.45 p.m., Rev. W. S. Potter, "The Value of Retirement and Best." Solo, Mr Gladding, "The Way of Peace." Anthem, "Cry Out and Shout." " GBEAT NOBTH-BOAD MISSION HALI4 —11 a.m., Bey. J. P , . Doherty; 6.45, Mr J Charteris. ' '■ . ;" ■ - ptRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCHES.' * —FBANKLIN-BOAD.—II, f Bey. G. Clement; 6.45. Mr. T. T. Garland. BICH-MOND-ROAD.—II, Mr. J. Foster; 6.45, Rev. G. Clement WATBRVIBW—3. Rev. G. Clement; 6.30, Mr. J. Gamble. AVONDALE —7, Mr. J. Fergnsson. TTUJEiN TERRACE PRIMITIVE JOJ IST CHURCH.—II and 6.45; preacher, Rev. T. H. Lyon. Evening, Musical Service; solo, quartet, anthems, orchestra. I7VB.EE METHODIST CHURCH, MOUNT "I BDBN.—Services: Morning, 11; Even Ing, 7: Sabbath School, 10 a.m. and 2.30 p.m. £pIURCH OF CHRIST, WEST-ST. Morning at 11 — For Fellowship and the BreaklßC of Bread. Evening- at 6.45 — Mr Geo. Aldridge will preach. Subject, "The Saviour Waited For." Lecture on 'Wednesday Evening. «t 7.45— "The Inspiration of the Bible." ROSKILL HALL. Morning at 11 — For Fellowship and the Breaking of Bread. rjHDBCHES OF CHRIST. PONSONBY-KD.. Corner Pollen-st. 11 a.m. — For Breaking of Bread. 6.45 — Speaker, Mr R. Laing, Gospel Address. DOMINION-RD., opp. Prospect4errace. 11 a.m. — For Breaking of Bread. 7 p.m. — Speaker, 'Mr C. A. Wood. Subject, "The Church's Gneat Need: What RICHMOND (New HaU). 11 a.m. — For Breaking of.Bread. 2.30 p.m. — Church Parade,. Richmond Company, No. 3 Natives. Address by Mr A. A. Creamer, "Moral Fibre: The Nation's Greatest Need." 6.45 p.m. — Gospel Address, "Where Art Thou?" Preacher, Mr Lye. AVONDALE, (Public HaU). ' ' 11 a.m. — For Breaking of Bread 6.45 p.m. — Speaker, Mr Edwards, Gospel Address. - ONEHUNGA (Foresters , Hall). 11 a.m. — For Breaking of Bread. - , 7 p.m. — Gospel Address. '' Q H B I S T A DE L P H lA K^s! MASONICSHALL* KABANGAHAPE-ROAD. 11 a.m.—Memorial Service a. Cor. xl.). - V 7 P™- — "Tjw Living and the Dead: Their Condition : and PosslbilCH R I S T A D SL P H I A Jj" FBATEUNAL SYNAGOGUE, Eden Terrace Public Hall, New North-fd —. 11 "r,™: , ;5 reak,n K I °t- Bread.' 7 p.m.. Subject, "Xhe Sure Mercies of David."