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Auckland Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 72, 23 March 1912, Page 8

ECCLEJIASTTCA—. jiABY'S CATHEDRAL, x_RNELL C 5 -. - ■ " FIFTH SUNDAY IN LENT. S a.ni:— Holy CouimuDian. 11 a.m.—Mortnnst Prayer and 'Sermon. .: p. m .—Sunday-school. 7 p.m.- -Lvensoiiß and Sermon. On Mouilav. Feast of the Annunciation. Tiiere will be a celebration of Hoiy Com munioii at ia3o a.m. for members ol McrtK-rs' Union and associates of St. Maryi Hi in.' PREACHER. THE REV. CECIL MUTTER S" ~T MAT THEWS CHURCH, WELLESLEY ST. WEST. SUNDAY, XURCH 24. S a.m.. Holy Commnnlon: 11 a.m.. MornIn; Prayer and Sermon, preacher, REV. C. T. MACLEAN; 4.15, Holy Ba.ptisai: 7 p-m, Ercnsong an.-l Sermon, preacher REV W F CItLAM, Anthem. "I Will. Sing Ot ' ' fVv Power" (SulJlvaii.l. Offertory solo, " '• Nc£fer, My God, ta.'lhee " (Carey), Miss Aijeen JWhita. , GT- ~ "MATTHEW'S CHURCH. The-Tower Is open to Visitors Every W'eckd.iT, from 12 to -1.30 D.m. TlcSets, Sixpence each. SYMONDS-ST— SPECIAL THANKSGIVING SERVICES. Sa m Holy Eucharist; "il n___, Jlairlns. Uiativ and Sermon: '2.15 p.m.. Chlldren'a 7 p.m.. Evensong and Sermon. OT. THOMAS' CHURCH, UNION-BT, . . -'■ LEST..-1912. SUNDAYS— R a.m.—Hply Eucharist. 10,10 fl.m.-Matins. i a.m.—Lltnn.v and Holy Eucharist. 4.1,1 p.m.—Evensong. ~.- . "30 ft.rn.-rMission .Service. WEDxespAys— ;.""!--.(i.SO ■ a.m.—Holy- Eucharist. 10 a.m.—Holt- Eucharist. 2 IS "p.m.—Children's Service. S p.m.—Evensong. ~ OTHER DAYS— 7.13 a.m. (Mondays and Fridays, 7 am.) —Holy Eucharist. 7.39 p.m.. -Evensong. 525 ST rETEK'3 " 'PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, ' "GREAT NORTH-RD.,' GREY LYNN. 11 and 7: REV. ,7. L. PATULLO. ..., , -___]• welcome. gT. JAMBB' PRESBTTERIAN CHTTRCH,-WELLINGTON-STREET. DIVINE SERYICVE TO-MORROW. 11 ji.m.—The Bey. J. M. Saunders, iLA. 7 p.m.—The Rev. R. L. Walker. _.A Ereaing ...Anthem: "In Jewry Is God Known " (Clarke-Whitfield). Quartet by Mi.-sc L. Fowler, LC BnsseU,, J. Johns and Messrs. J. Fish and A. Gow. CJT. DAVID'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, O KHYBEB PASS-ROAD. •_•*_; ~" ■, *• ~ r * '", -Serricesr ,; 1-1 ?_m.— L Walker. ..-" I'p.tn."—.EeiCGeo. BonbC V. - Atrthcji: " Enter Not Into Judgment "(Attwo'od). '■'.'• "' Organfe and Choh master.: Edward S. — -.- __ - Craston,-Mus.- Bae* ". &T. ' ""STeSS-EN'* '■'. '-^PRESBYTERIAN- " *?. ' •;.*.; ; .church-, JERVOIS-HOAD, PONSONBY. J 'Semees.- " "XT a.m..;'axKl -7 . , Preacher;" "E_vV•'_SSi_rJi'" FERGUSON. OT. ANDRIirwS PRESBYTERIAN • ClluaCH.'—ll a.m.. " Carnaiiry." 7 p.m.—REV. ALEX. A. MURRAY. --• S T ' ° c ".^'' s . PRESBYTERIAN - to CHURce. Morningslde.—ll and 7, IU-v. Vr. A. Keay. -Solo, 3dr E. Wright. J£NO_ CHURCH. PABNEUI 11 a.m.—Rev. J;- 31. Simpson, B.A i.. p.m.—-Ber. t Williaai-. Trotier. j. - X7-PENDALE .PRESBYTERIAN GHURCH f-_ (near Dominion-road Tram Tarminusi — Rer A. Millar M.A.. at" 11 a.m., " The ." Transfigured-Life"; -6:45 p.m., J'The Hand or the Lord. QNEHUNGA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH vT c - a :: m - 'Vehicles of Revelation: The Prophets!'; 7 p.m, "-The Gospel in Rela--I.OD to the Intellect of iMan."—Rev. D. D. RPv ion | K i' t £", m " Preacher, Kei. j. Lothian, Evening, solo, Mr B Knmsaj. Snnday.sthool, 3 p.m. "DERESFOBD-ST. CONGREGATIONAL —' CHURCH. CHURCH ANNIVERSARY AND HARVEST FESTIVAL. Morning Service—ll o'clock. "2 Anthem: "Ye Shall Dwell in the Land." Soloists: Miss Lindsay and Mr. Blomfield. Preacher: REV. H. STEELE CRAIK. Subject: "The Gospel of the Incomplete." livening Service—7 o'clock. Antbem: "The Radiant Morn." Solo: "But the Lord is Mindful of His Own." Miss Yar—til.Solo: .."The First. Palas Sunday:" Mr. ■ Dennis. - . Treacher: REV. H. STEELE CRAIK. Subject: "The Gleaners." Orftanist, Mr. H. E. Simmonds. SPECIAL HARVEST DECORATIONS. ANNTVEBSAKT SOCIAL. WEDNESDAY, MARGH 20. 7.30 P.M. .„ ,_'"Musical Programme. AH Aduerents and Friends cordially invited. TLTOUNT EDEN CONGREGATIONAL - LU - .. CHURCH. VIEW ROAD. „ R e v - E- A. Bridget. Commnnlon. Mormng, IX a,m.—Bev.,g. Burgess. Kvening, at 7 p.m.—Rev. G. Burgess. Harvest TmrnEsgivlng Service, March 31 _ MISSION STATIONS. WAiKuMETE-7 p.m.,. Rev. C. A. Lyon. SWANSON-3 p.m.. Rev. C. A. Lyon. P- m -- Mr. S. W. SmeetoA X EW^?^r.- ''- '" CONGREGATIONAL . CHUaCH, EDINBURGH-ST. ". Mormng. 11—_r. Burnet (Student). -«- &veningr*.4a—Mr. Bensley (Student). (r^ifFr?3 J ;& NB ;;-— "congregational VA CHURCH, GREAT SOUTH-ROAD - Morning—Rev.-E. A.-Bridger. •Evening—Mr. Adllngton. CHCBCH-Evening, 7, D E rS, N £?s' r „ congregational 77 11 S. Grifflths.-jttorning gALVAWON .■ XX ? E , TI - N ! :; ?. F0 R., T HE MASSES. 11 a.m.—"Lessons from the Fig Tree." « p.m.—Song Service. 7 p.m.— jid-time Democracy." Adjufw • „ >lrs ' Ha - Vwr °dd. assisted by p'iSrr m lllu°£ora..1 l lu ° £ora .. wUI lead. Brask "," Scm « st * r will rencer »p, -ii selections. Yo__ Peo.-.c's-Meetings. 10 a.m., 2 p.m. ' TUESDAY," Tp.m THRI 1", hours WITH GOD. X>.f A—MEN'S .*" HOUR BALLY. A TALK TO MEN ONLY. YOU am. entitled'to come simply because yon are" a MAS. - 1 1 'MR "-GEORGE "ALDRIDGE. Speaker. "THE GREATEST GOOD TO THE GREATEST NUMBER. Solos by Miss Lee and Mr John McDougall. Temperance Guards Brass Band parade with Brothers, 2.15 p.m. _.Cpme and see if yon l|ke...ji The Auckland Brotherhood (non-sectarian). . - -, . . EAST: STREET HALL. 522 PROGRESSIVE .'THOUGHT, Bangatira ■-S- Rooms, Symonds-st.,- Khyber Pass.—7 ii.ni., Rev. M.' Walker, "Mastery of Being Self." ft ~100 do sign a Petition. J •-■ --S w • w . _y«a come to the meeting Town - —all next ~mr_ay7 ystiog a. Xrteaa. is