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ECCLESIASTICAL. UNITARIAN CHURCH, PONSONBY-RD. (near Reservoir). FAREWELL SERVICES. Morning at 11—"Open Doors." Evening at 7—".Hold Fast That Which. ! Thou Hast." REV. W. JELL/lE, B.A. i rTVHE UNITARIAN CHURCH stands for - -*- the Fatherhood of God, whose love . for every child will never cease; the Brotherhood of Man, which demands for all . justice and kindness; the imperishable goodness of every human soul; the inspiring ■ leadership of Jesus, the ideal man; the attainment of character as the goal of man's endeavour; the icligion that Is right-1 living here and now; the progress of mankind upward and forever. Pamphlets Free. — UNITARIAN, P. 0., Devonport. ; Masonic Hall, Karangahape-road. 11 a.m.—Memorial Service (I. Cor. ii.). T p.m. — '-Hypocrisy and the Teaching of Christ." CHRISTADELPHIAN FRATERNAL SYNAGOGUE, i Masonic Hall, New North-rd., Eden Terrace. 11 a.m.—Breaking of Bread. 7 p.m. — "The Present Day Aspect of the Kingdom of God." TpDEN HALL, VIEW-ROAD, MT. EDEN. Sunday, 7 p.m. — Mr Ryder. Subject, "At. Midnight." Tuesday, 7.30 p.m. — Prayer Thursday, 7.30 p.m. — Mr C. H. Hinman —Subject, "The Education of Abraham." _Q.OSPEL HALL, PARNELL. ME C. _H. HINMAN (Evangelist) will (D.V.) yive addresses as follows: — ■ Sunday. 7 p.m. — "A Roman Otiieer's Conversion." Tuesday, i.30 p.m. — "The Second Coming of Christ." '. A Hearty Welcome to All. GOSPEL HALL, CALLIOPE-ROAD, DEVONPORT. Sunday, 7 D.m. — Mr Winnlcott. - Tuesday, I.S0 —Prayer Meeting. A Hearty Invitation Extended to All. HOWE-ST. HALL, OFF __ARA____-HiPE-SOAD. Sunday, 7 p.m. -7 Mr G. Reanney. • Wednesday, 7.30 p.m. — Mr Hinman All Invited. EVANGELICAL LUTUE-tAN. ■ G|.;R_VlA_\- Services at 11 a.m. and 7 r p.ni. -Services held in X.'pper Room of the Federal Hall Club Rooms, Wellesley-st. I F. FRESE. r. 42 HKISTLAN SCIENCE. -Reading Koorn open dally, 11 till 4 p.m_, except Satur- . flay. Services. Wednesdays. R p.m.—City : Chambers, Room 5-4. All welcome. 14 Z. SOCIALIST PAE.TT. ROYAL ALBERT HALL, AT 7.30 P.M. 11. SCOTT BENNETT iMinister of the Gospel of Revolt), Lectures on CRIMES AGAINST CRIMINALS. With Special Reference to Sir Rohert Stout's Remarks on Criminals and Crime. Silver Collection Orchestral Music 6_ AUCKLAND SOCIETY OBSPIRITUALISTS. ODDFELLOWS' HALL, PITT-ST. SUXOAV at 7 p.m. MRS SORENSEN. Certlßeated Medium, N-A.S., will give a Trance Lecture. Subject to be chosen by the andience, followed by Spirit Messages. Collection. UCKLAS!) UNITED CH."_WIT _F SPIRITUALISTS (REG.). Orange Hall, Karangahape-road, opposite Newton Post Office. SUNDAY, AUGUST 2St_, at 7 p.m. MADAME NO'RDICA, Sydney's Talented Medium, lectures, " The Life Beyond." Written Spiritual Questions answered. Messages from Flowers, Characters, and Auras. Collection at doors. Sacred Solos by a Lady. LYCEUM AT 3 P.M. r-iHURCH OF SPIRITUAL PHILOSOPHY v --' (Registered). CENTRAL HALL. COOK-ST., SUNDAY, 7 p.m. Divine Services will be held hy Sister ESTELLB; subject, "A Soul'« Pilgrimage." A specially-selected Orchestra, conducted by Mr .1. E__rt, will play "Maritana" (Wallace), "Lead, Kindly Light" (Newman). Sister will give Messages from Flowers, 3 p.m. Children's Service and an advanced Class for Adults. Sankcy's Hymns. Collection. ' 115 EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN.—German Services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Services held in upper room of the Federal Hall Club Rooms, Wellesley-st.—F. FRESE, r. 41! 1 "PROGRESSIVE THOUGHT. FEDERAL CLUB ROOMS, Wellesley-st. Public Lectures at 3 and 7 p.m. TO-MOR-ROW by DR. FREDERIC BELL, Ph.D. 3 p.m.—"SOCIALISM: IS IT .PRACTICABLE?" MR SL'OTT-BENNETT will preside. 7 p.m.—Subject, "IF CHRIST CAME TO AUCKLAND, WHAT WOULD HE DO, AND WHERE WOULD HE GO?" Admission, Silver Colli. All Investigations Invited. AST Week of Mission, Dominion-rd. Church of Christ.—Mr. F. A. Turner, Missioner. A LL Truly Converted Young Men are AA. welcome at the Young Men's Saturday ; Night Mission. Open-air Service, top Syj monds-st.. Every Saturday Night| 8 sharp. ' 1 Alexander Hymns. '. ! "DTJSSIA. RUSSL_ RUSSIA.' ; OPERA. HOUSE. SUNDAY EVENING NEXT. Doors, open 6.45; commence S. * Lecture, entitled— "RED SUNDAY," "RED SUNDAY," • "RED SUNDAY," With PTCTURES, PICTURES, By P. M. KOONIN. F.Z.S. Including i A REVIEW OF THE RECENT CHALLENGE. Admission: Silver Collection. , "VfTRTLE .REREKAH LODGE, 3AX NO. 4, 1.0.0. F. OF N-_. Members are requested to attend I MEMORIAL SIERVrOE TO-MORROW, (SUNDAY.) For particulars see District Dodge Notice. : Regalia .-will be at East-street. Hall. - E. BASTEN, N.G. 95 : _» _I§__l__ __'" • S TAE OP __DC___ i t___? LAND LODGE, 1 7 N °" 26 ' La °- F - ot Members are hereby requested to attend Memorial Service TO-MORROW (Sunday). 1 For particulars see District Lodge Notice. A. BARLASS, N.G. 63 _ "*€______- SJT-^ ll OF EDEN Members are hereby • requested to attend 1 ,_.-. .-_, Memorial Service TOMORROW (Sunday). For particulars see ■ District Lodge Notice. H. S. BILBY, N.G. 6_ _. _______ A CCKLAND DIS- • TK-ICT LODGE, Members of the Order are requested to attend a Memorial Service, to be conducted by Bro. the Rev. J Wilson t in East-st. Hall TO-MORROW (Sunday) nt 3 p.m. The Mission Choir will assist. Members of the Rebeknh and Juvenile [ i Lodges are also invited to attend Regalia and Badges to be worn. - F. T. HARDING, D.D.G.M. 64 • SALVATION ARMY. SALVATION ARMY . E> ALB'EKT-ST. UALL. i —, TOMORROW. TO-MORROW. 11 a.m.—Subject, "Sealed Lips." t 3 p.m.—Songsters leading on. 7 p.m.—"The Way of Salvation." . 10 a.m.—Open Air Meeting, Sale and Wel- . lealey 6ts. *. Sta_-C_ptain.