: -,VV gCCtiESIASTXCAIt. ■^^g iSX 'S CATHEDRAL. PARN'ELU ' P rrOrmESSTH SUNDAY AFTER " . TRINITY. .-0.-aoly Communion. .f-'n-alamins Prayer and Sermon. , Sfliool. : 7 pji—Bwnsons Sermon. -~T~, MATTHKW'S CHURCH, [07 -:WELLESLKT STREET W. SUNDAY. SEPTE-MRE/K S. .~m -'Holy r'onin:niilon: 11 a.m., Morn- - B™ve?£>d f-'onn.-m: 4.15 p.m.. Holy : *sj£n%7n.Di., Eroußpns an«l Sprmon.-An-•B ,s 'Lord. Rehnk.- M" Not " (Lahee): ™y.Tr. n .M. Vicar. .gj; '. -MATTHKW'S church. Tie Tower is l?to to p.m. Every P%dcem, Slipenrc j; jph. ■ffiTAVL'S CHCRCH, STMONDS-ST.— e«.m—Holy En'-haii't. ii rm'-Me-tinf. ,I-it.ujy nnrt Sermon. ■1 t.m.-lßven.«nß find Sermon, ii Memorial Tiihlrt :o viio memory of the J~ joha Jcincs Rrrjoli will bo unveiled IS-i Matins, by the Reverend Canon NelJjj. All OKI frieirUs arc rwrtHally Invited ■*» te - pre CTQIL A. B. WATSON. Vlenr. CHURCH, UNION ST. P* SUNDAYS: JR.m._-Holv Communion. in.3o arm.Matins, fltm.— Litanj sin ' l Ho, Communion (sang). j Sunday-school. OSaJB.— Holy Communion CMonday 7 am , ana Friday, Litany, 7 a.m.). CO pjn.—Evensong. "St. STEPHEN'S PRESBYTERIAN P-,. . CHURCH, JBBTOIS ROAD. PONSONBY. i Services: '■&JI.MIL—Mr G. F. Macky. '7 pjn.— Win. Trotter. St JAMBS' PE.BSBYTEBIAN" CHURCH, P.,. ■ WELLINGTON- STREET. JB«.mr-"John, the Disciple Whom Jesus Loved." fpm.— "Equivalent.*. " Breniiig Anthem, "Sun of My Soul" wtrner). Sacred PnK "The GenUe •flieplierd" (Adam.ii. Mips L. Walter. ri- EEV. R. L. WALKER. M.A. fiji-■-.--.ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN ..... CHURCH, ■• &OWER SfYMOSPS STREET. , ;..,,..„ . m -^ 5J uiu~-''PimV as a PreachPr." j-ijun:—Bev.'vi.. "The Fifth Seal. ;»-^BBV.'ALEX. A. MURRAY. .Mr' Fred. Bntler will sing at evening β^rTice;:v ; 527 m.- DAVID'S ■PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH » : 'r KH?BER PASS BO AD. ■ v-feft ' : ■ SeiTices: '"n a.m. and 7 p.m., *BEY. J. M. SAUNDERS. M.A. Sir Healy will Adrlress a Combined Meeting of loimg Men and AVoincu in ClassTOcm, 10 ajn. __ TTICHMOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, I* ft. Mangos tlall.—ll a.in.. ComBunion Service, Rev. Isaac Jolly M.A.- 7 Ha.,-Mf. ; J- T. Mucky, '__ ,QT.,t. •-■:BXOCH'S " PRESBYTERIAN D v , CHURCH. Mornlngatde.—ll a.m. and 'TTJi.,.BeT. W. A. Ke;iv. CT.JETER'sTIIE&BVTE'RIAN CHURCH O'QIffiiTSOrTU RD.. GREY LYNN. U t.ii.—Wondrous Grace of God." I p.D.—"Sln-HuntPil Man." ' : ; : c£gV. F. A. THOMPSON. jr.YOi _ CIiLKCH. PARNELL. 11- Subject, '.'Quiet Bating riiccs.' 7.-P4D-—"He Peace of God." ' RET. J. M. 'SIMPSOK. B.A. PKE-SBYTEHI AN CHURCH. iu--SeT..A. Miller, M.A-.—ll a.m.. "The Widow's Son Raised"; 6.45, "The Unpardoaable Sin." ASBHUXGA PUESBYTE.RIAN t'HTTHI. !lT iV/-Ua.in.,'Coininnnlon of Lord's Supper; 1 p.m., "The Sighiii? Creation."—Rev. D. P. Scott. CjOMBRTEI/L MEMORIAL PRESBY-O-TEKIAX CHt'HCH. HEMrERA. 11 Communion Service. 7 pjk—"Forgiveness: Its Possibility and , Xatare." A':-;mv. WALTER McLEAN. ;*Betlriiig. Collection for Maori Jiisßlons. iDEEESPORD STREET CONGREi%SS,'..: GATIONAL CHURCH. Preidier: REV. R. MITCHELL. ■Jtotains—"The First Christian Hymn." s^iß|—"God—Man's Greatest Need." MpljST EDEN LONG-REGATIONAL *"• CHURCH, VIEW ROAD. .PnsOier: REV. H. STEELE CBAIK. "eriiisat 11—" The Gospel According to -rani." EWntoft■•'«' 7—Monthly Service to Tctrac ilen.'"Wltata .Man Can Do." •.}..;-:■■■■,■ ■ -Soloist, Miss Stewart. V :•■'.■':]" MISSION STATIONS. LEtx—u a.m., Mt. Gf.reeory; 7 p.m., ■_£ Eer. C. A. Lvon r AKIBIET&-6.30 p.m., Mr. S. W. Smee- . : - -X6D. ' CONGREGATIONAL v CHTJRCH. EDINBT-RGH STREET. aomißg, 11, >tr. Odell (Student); Evening, £S-Mr. (Men (Student). DEPORT ." CONfyj EG AT ION'A L ««-«v i H —horning, 11, Rev. G. BurSv'?^ 8, 7,R«v. g. Burgess. Weanes6 BE^4XK CONGREGATIONAL r, GHUHCH. GREAT SOUTH ROAD. ■■[£--•. iSBV , . E. A. BRIDGBR. .*«%. 11; Evening. Solo, Mies Yamell. ,; . MOUXT ROSKILL CHURCH. 1111,% 11-Mr. Knight. —f^lggyj—Mr. .Howell. IfWTAWAN church, poxsonby ' «i>irir.T.2 D <Near Reservoir). .SCLVL'LECTURES on SUNDAY '■•■? SJS? dnrIll « September at 7by ,'; TUP ,R - J- HALL, M.A. i^THE.PRESENT DUTY OF THE i;: ijr« ■-T**- CHU,BCH,ES ' 1 Pi. 0 i ll(h,s trj-. September 8. v£™ Politics. September 15. -*-To Pauperistn. September 22. yew! 0 *$ Other - September 20. t*KS> i 1 .66 political • parties, have ff'W'ttlW*! on all tbe above queslowl" 2 iave callpd thelr members "dl»----wPL t? ci Pr e s ff ed dissent. As a result Xu'™ unable to distinguish between Ctawif n?*?;t* eaH ' T means and what his TleSw \ ,S Party compel him to «ay. ■£&?£?,« fafe course Is to outline the *wsot :.«er preßent difficulties and to a tray but. a ; All seats free and unappropriated. ■-, f i 533 C Sc »CH ■OF .ENGiiA'ND MBN*{J SOCIETY. ,;, DOXVT HISS HEADING THE ; SBV. TCATTS-DITCHPIBLD. M.A.. A MAX WITH A MESSAGE TO MEN 2Sth. TO FRIBAT. •Vα, Xflkx. -:\ BBPTEMIBBR. m ??lEITUALISTS (Iccorpornted). LtOws . HAT/Li PITT STREET. ,:.. • SONDAT MEETINGS: , an.we^ ' ™1 *re l 2 ■S VAssa< -' latinu of Spiritualists, -iS§F---«era° " :,1| 45L2?-2 ate ' tlO!l 1 Flowers
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Auckland Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 215, 7 September 1912, Page 7
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