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ECCLESIASTICAL , I rrxaE methodist chxtrch. -L' PITT-ST. CIECtIIX. t PITT-STBEET. 11 a.m.—Eev. J. A- Luxford. Wesleyan Sailors from H-M-s. Powerful attending. 6.15 p.m.—Rev. J. A. Luxiord. Subject: "•Healing; the Broken-hearted." Anthem, "O Zion. that Bringeth. Good Tidinss" fStainer). Solo. -Tie Children's Home," Hiss Eddie. Oirgaxiist: Mr. J. H. Fray, F-iLLC. MT. ALBERT.—IO, Rev. TV. C. Oliver; 6.45. Rer. W. C. OUver. TRINITY. KINGSLAND.—IL Rev. A. N. Scatter. B-A. c.45. Key. A. N. Seotter, B.A. Subject: "Playing tie Game —Football." ARCH HILL.—II. Mr. W. J. Harvey: 6.45, Mr. W. T. Aldridse. AVONDALE-—ll. ilr. W. J. Aldridge; 6.45, Mr. W. ChishoLra. "\.r ETHODIST CHUECn. AUCKLAND EAST CIRCUIT. GRAFTON'-ROAD.—II. Eev. G. W. .1. Spence; 7. Rev. G. W. J. Speuce. Communiou Service. , iiOTTNT EI>EN—II. Rev. W. E. Tuck, J II.A-: T. Rev. E. Cox. ! NEWMARKET.—II. Rev. E. Cox: T. Rev. W. R. Tiick. lI.A. Communion Service. PAENELL MISSION.—II. Mr R. .T. Emerson: 7. Mr F. W. Stone, Leader; Hγ J. Ferguson. Sneaker. BEMUERA—7. Mr E. J. Emerson. PANMTRE—3. Mr J. M. Forster. UETHODISI CHUECH. ACCELAXD WEST CIBCTJIT. ! ST. JOHN'S CHURCH. PONSONBY.—II. REV. A. MILLER. M.A.: 6.43. EEV. G. BOND. Anthems: Horning. "I am He That I Liveth (Simper): soloist. Mr. Pierce. Even- , ing, "Sweet" Is The Sunlight" (Egglestoni; soloist. Hiss Haniic.en. BAYfIELD.—II. REV. THOS. FEE; 6.45. UK. O. G. A. HARVEY. MISSION. 1 ST. GEORGE'S HALL. GT. NORTK-RB. ; 11 a_m.— Jnaior Society. SISTEB. ESTHER. 11 a.m.—Morning Service. Leader. MR H. [ SCHOFIEL-D. Speaker. MR LANE. 7 p.m.—Evangelical- Service. Speakers, R£.V. J. WILSON and MR F. EADE. 1 Solo. "My Am Countrie." The Missioner. 1 The Orchestra assisctns in the- Service. 3 p.m.—P.S.A. AND AUCKLAND BROTHERHOOD SERVICESpeaker: REV. THOMAS FEE. . The Witty and Eloquent No-License Champion. Soloist: MRS ROGERS. "Calvary." Thia Meeting is rxSECT ART AX ia : J character. DRAWINGBOOII SOCIAL. ! Nest Wednesday, in Upper Room, St Georse's Hall, 8 p.m. ' I HELPING HAND HALL, FREEMAN'S - I BAY. 11 a.m.—Horning Service. Preacher. EEV J. WILSON. Communion after Service 6.15 p.m.—Prayer Meeting. . 7 p.m.—Service for the People. Speaker ME GAMBLE. A. Hearty Welcome to All. DEVONPOET METHODIST DEVONTORT—II. Rev. S. Griffith; 7 ! Rev. R. Taylor. SrNNYSIDE—II, Mr A . i Watenvorth: T. Mr T. T. Garland. TAXi I PUNA—II. Mr S. Stone: 7. Mr W. Stewari ' DIRKENTfnAI) METHODIST CIRCCI! JD —BIEKENHEAD: 11. Mr L. Kames i 7 Rev G S Look. NOETHCOTE: 11. Be\ "J G. S. Cook: 6.4Ti. Mr J. Sheffield. EIRE I DALE. 7: Mr W. S. Daniel. ALBANY. 5 • I Key. ii. S. Cook. Collections in aid of Foi eiga Miesicce. ■pEIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCHE: i ALEXAVPKA-STEE'T.-11 n.m.. Mr. J Charterls. 0.i.-, p.m.. Ih* Rev. T. H. Lyo.: •■ Our Futnr" tijp'"." Aatiiem: " Sins Cd to the Lord." I PUT AND EDWIN-STE.EETS. —11 a.m. y the Key. W. S. r.ittei, 6-4 i p.au, Mr. i Cliarti-iis. NEWiIAEKET- — 3 p.m.. Rev. W. S Potter. 6.45 p.m.. Mr. R. J. Faulkner. MOUNT KOSKILL.—II a.m., Eev. J. I Dolienv. - Tlie Divide LampilghtT." Aα tlitfra: " In tiie Last Days." t>.45 p.ia.. VV. S. Potter. " Tie Povcer of th.c Little.' a Ailtlieiu: " Waitf, Islis of Ciie South." Solo / Mr Walter. GREAT XORTH-ROAD- MISSION. — U L a.m.. Mr. J. Lock, ti.45 p.m., Mr. J. BaJ. J T;'DL;N Ti-IliiLACl-. r'U..»- i.e. J1...:1-' .• -L' DIST CHURCH Ciiristian Eniieavoui Anniversary.—v. Key. T. H. Lyou; 6.45 r Eev. J. F. Doherty. So.oists, MLsaes Cool and Freeman. Anuliem. >,ui.UiJ.iVt. iiiiri-iOIiIST CHURCHES 1 FHANKLIN KOAU: U. Rev. G. Clem i ent; 6AZ. Miisicai Service; address by Mi VV. l'hompsou. RICHAIOi.NU ROAD: 11. " Rev. F. A. Thompson; 6.13. Rev. F. A Thompson. WAl'liiiV IE W: 3, Rev. G j Clement; 6.30. Comaiunion, Rev. G. I Clement. AVONDALE: 7. Mr R. Wheatley I OERESFORD-ST. CONGREGATIONAL ■ ; x> CHUECH. REV. JOSEPH CLAEK. irornics:. 11—"Clod's Joy m His People." Evening. 7—"Our Glorious Offertory Soio, "A Dream at Paradise," Miss i Gianneid. : Monthly Communion Service after the Evening Ser.ice. DEVONPOET CONGREGATIONAL OHUUCH. EUND-AY-SCHOOL ANNTVEESiBS SPECIAL SERVICES. Morning, at 11—Rev. Taylor. Afternoon, at 3—Mr. Oiiis. Evening, at 7—Rev. S. Griffiths. 1 I TUESDAY—AnnuaI Gartering at scholars and friends. Tea a- 6.30. &6 ' ' "V EWTON CONGREGATIONAL UN CHURCH. EDIN-BTR-GB-ST. j Morning. 11 —Rev. George Burgess. •! Afternoon, B—Rev. M. liawden Harris. Evening, 7.4o —Rev. M. Bawden. Harris (Pastor). S p.m.— ConimunionWEDNESDAY EVENING.—Soiree aid Recognition Meeting to the Bey. M. Batvden ' Harria, ad Pasror ot the Church. MOLNT EDEN CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.—U. (ll 'THE SHEBDING OF SLOOD.' " 7, "NEIGHBOUR-LOVE." Pteacher, Rev. " Win. Day. 7—Mount Roskih Cnurch, Mr. Lyon. BAPTIST TAEEBMACLE, U1 J PER QUEEN-STREET, Preacher: THE REV. H. K-WWLES EEMPTOS. ■ 11 a m. (followed by Communion Serviced— Subject. "The lileaning of the Grapes.' , 6.43 p m.—"The Woman Who Saved a City." ' rjONSOXBY BAPTIST CHURCH. -IT Morning, 1L Rev. Alfred North; evening. 7. Rev. Alfred Nortiu piCIDIOXD BAPTIST CHURCH. ' ■"> Morning, at 11—Mr. E. H. Douse. Evening, at 7—Mr. J. Fergussou. irnrXT KDIi.N ISAi-TIaT i~Tn RCH. 'Vti Moi-nin?. at 11—Rev. W. Woolley. Evening, at 6.4.1—Mr. Eric Evans. ■ TT-ifSOM BAPTIST ChIURCn Mornincr. 11 a.m. Evening. 7 p.m. REV. T. A. WILLIAMS. RANGE-UD. BAPTIST CHURCH. —Rev. Ernest A. Kirwood.—ll a.m., .! "The Crown Rights of the Lord Jesus." ReI ception of Member; at Communion. 6.45 I p.m.. "How God Saves." Seats Free AH ; Welcome. AUCKLAND - OF~THE NEW CHURCH. Pompallier-terrace, Poiisooi- , by. Tubllo Worship. 11 a.m.; S.S., 2.43; : Reading circle, 7 to 5.30 D.m. Quotation: j "Without the Word there can be no know- j ledge of the Lord, thus no salvation."— "Emannel Swetleubors. . C*' HRISTADELPHIAN x -'' FRATERNAL SYNAGOGUE, Eden Terrace Public Hall, New North-road. 11 i a.m.. Breaking of Bread. 7 p.m., subject, "The Keys of the Kingdom of Heaven." MASONIC HALL, KARANGAHAPE-RD. 11 a.m.—Memorial Service (I. Cor. xl.). T p.m. — Subject, "How to Attain to the Perfect Plane or Existence."-