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ECCaSBSIAgnCAIfc ptHUBCHUa OF Caß. I »T. """ WEST-ST.—at 11, for JWlmw ship; Evening. «t 6.45. Sir. George AMtMee . -will speak. Subject, HeH Aboßebedl Some Reminders.',. _. . Wednesday Evening. KniitUll, •"The Secret Economy." _ _. WALTEBS-BD., MT. BOSKTLl^—Met*ing, at 11, for Fellowship. Evening, «t «-■«» Mr Chas. Gibson will preach. Subject, "God's Own Time." riHUBCHBS oIF CESUt * I POXSONBY-RD.— p.m. ' DOMINION-ED., corner Bqnriey-JH i»» I —6.45 'D.m. I RICHMOND (Fraacfe-st->.— ifc.nL. , I AVONDALE {corner ateOoe-roed)—6L4S" I p.m. ONEHUNGA {Foresters' Hall). — p.m. DGBVONPORT {Masonic Hall, Vlctoria-nI.) POINT CHEVALIER (Coronation Sail)— 7 P.m. . PT3KEKOHK , Hall). — p.m. « PUKEKOHE EAST.— a PAPAKDEA. The above Churches meet for mwillp at ec 11 a.m.; Bible School, 2.45 p.m. HRISTADELPHIA. JJ 8, Freemasons' Hall, Upper Queeo-at. 11 a.m.—Breaking of Bread (1 Cor., xi.). 7 p-m.— 'The Clergy Astray About Eternal Punishment." OWE--STRERT BAIrL. \ OFF KABANGAHAPE-BQAD. lord's Day, 7 pjn.—Preacher, Mr Fleming. Baptising to follow-. Wednesday. 7.30 p.m.Bible Beading. Everyone Heartily Invited. /"I OSPEL HALL, PARKELL. Addresses -will be piven (D.V.) by Mr J. SourTw»y, from Melbourne. Sunday, 7 p.m.; Tuesday. 7.30 p.m. A Hearty Invitation to All. ■pDEN HALL, VIEW-ED., MOUNT EDEN Sunday, 7 p.m.—Special 'Sendee for Toons Men and Young Women. Preacher. Mr Bennett. Subject. "Koyal Treatment to Three Young Men." Tuesday. 7.30 pjn.—Prayer. Thursday, 7.30 —Address to CSjrietlane. •Mr J. Soothe?, from Melbourne. -r-pTTTAFTAN CHUKCHI PONSOXBX\J . . . ROAD (Near Reservoir). Preacher: REV. R. J. HALL, M.A. Morning, at —"Contemporary Superstition," No. 4, "That the Caerti. is a Parasite." Evening, at . 7r- i "Chnrcli-soing: Its Resurrection/ All Seats Free and Unappropriated. SUNDAY, MAT S. 11 a.m.—PROF. W. T. MILLS, M.A 517 \ UCKLAND TJAFTIST rpABBRNACLE (- REV. H. KNOWLES KEMPTOX. 10.30 Prayer Meethrg. 11—"A MISUNDERSTOOD TEST." Open-air Meeting. "I 6.3O—Stnjrtng by the Choir. •*■ 7—BAPTISMAL SERVICE, "Only On* E Loyalty." The Ordinance of Believers' — Baptism -will be observed. L THURSDAY. Church Members' Meet- 7 _ ing. ( MOUNT EDEN* BAPTIST SUNDAYSCHOOL. C FORTY-SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY. SUNDAY SERVICES. 11 a.m.—Rev. Stanley Jeiikin. 3 p.m. Rev. Eric Evans. /j 7 p.m.— Howard Elliott _ Singing of Anniversary Hymns by « Scholars, under the leadership of Mr. 1 Wilfred Firth. Special Offering at each Service, in aid v of School Funds. TUESDAY. Pnblic Meeting and SoeUL 7.30. AddreM f] by Rev. G. Wain-jrright, Reports, Special J Singing by Scholars. . WEDNESDAY. Scholars' Tea and Entertainment- Tea. E 6.45; Meeting, 7.15. 67 C ■pONSONBY BAPTIST CHOBCH. 1 f| 11 a-m.—Rev. George " Waimrright. 7 p.m.—Key. George Watnwright. j I EPSOM BAPTIST CHCBCH, near Campbell Statue).—ll a-m., Her. Howard Elliott; 7 p.m.. Rer. Stanley Jenldn. Song ' Service, 6.43 p.m. ICHMOND BAPTIST CHUBCH. REV. ERIC EVA3CS. fl Morning, at 11; Erenins, at 7. J A Cordial Welcome. KANGE-KD. BAPTIST OHUBCH, ( CORNER DOMINION-BOAD. x REV. ERNEST A. KIKWOOD. 11 a.m.—"Christians Without Compromise "' 7 p.m.—People's Service. "Refusing th* A Offer of Salvation." . tl Alexander's Hymns. 4! All Seats Free. Everybody "Welcome. y GOSPEL HALL, CALLIOP.E=ROAD, 1 DEVONPORT. a Sunday. April 28. 7 p.m.— B. MUler, of « Wellington. Subject, "The Rich Man's t Perplexity." J, Same Preacher -will jrlve Addresses during the week, at 7.30 p.m. on April 3D, jiay 1. 2, and 3, in above Hall. For subject see handbills. „ <i Everyone Heartily lirrlted. 506 * TpVANGETLfSTIC SERVICE. ■" AT THE MARQUEE. ' GREAT NORTH BOAD. GKBT I^TKN. (End of 2d Tram Section.) " SUNDAY EVENING AT 7. PASTOR PASCOE will Speak on J "What Are the Two Witnesses of Be». 1L? t The Results of Infidelity." All Are Welcome. Come. 5 j "/CHRISTIAN MISSIONS IN THE ORIENT." by a Business Man.— V.M.C.A., To-morrow, at 4 p.m., Mr J. P. Hooton will give hie impressions of a trip • In the Far East. Soloist, Mr M. Gregory. . 5.13 p.m., "Description of the Great Darbar, " India/ «> FB.EE2nji<Y SOCIETIES. *•"«• "RATIONAL nrDEPHWD- i f ___ T, ENT ORDER ODD- # imyVOL * FELLOWS. s • ' BMBtttSmA. LOYAL PIONEER LODGE " Brethren are requested to attend Meeting on MONDAY Evening, April 29, at J 7.30' p.m. sharp, for the panose of trfins- ' acting Ordinary Bueineas, Receiving Visit- ' ing Brethren, and Engaging in a. Enchr* ] Tournaments < F. A. CORK. 69 Secretary. , . .gb. TjTPSOM LODGE, NO. ! <y«Sk/ so. i.0:0.f. or n-z. EPSOM HALL, BESOM. Members are requested to be in attendance at 7 p.m. sharp on TUBSD AY, April 30th. A Social and Dance to »»n»w Lodge Meeting, commencing at 8 pad. Open to Members and mends. Slater Xo4p=e Ib> .' vited. ft DOKMBU* 85 Seeeiaty. " "Z "~ X OYAX. fOTOTEAIN OF 1 nMamFitt* So ' 39ae, * EU -~!n tjHft pßfi OKRIC3BBS" NIGHT. * %gj2Q_Wyj| Memiets oftbe, «bore .Lodge atre linztcd to tlic Offices' Night, to be gJ»ee In the Le*g» v Boom on TTJESDaOT, 30th last, xtShpxo. -' ■By order of. -fl» SL.G. C&SX> WESTPSAL, 53 Permanent Secretary. a*«tSL rtOURT NIL DBSPEB- ~ SjFiT%?K ANDTJM, No. e<o6. fe___g|_| Members, with thaic _ _J__jß_Jr wives, are invited to P€3T '■! 'wSMMBIk * n <u& cbtl Visit te Ctmrt r , ** ok WKTHSKSDiAx; May L J Brakes wfll leu* Vorestne* IBM, »l 1 bniEh-£t. l Retnm. Axe, w. ■] aeueUu. , f