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'■'(n■'H-ui-R'*c 'ib&£& -'o"'f eh r i s-t. •tVEST STREET. -...■' Mbrnlng' at 11,' for' Fellowship. Erbnittg at i B.*--iMr. Geo. ATerUlge 'will preacti. Subject, " The Inheritance of the' Saints." Wednesday E-venlnj:,--7.45.— Class, <*ndtfßted by Mr. E. H. Tny:or"(Tliaine»). •WALTERS ROAD, MOCXT ROSKILL— •Morning, at 11. , for Fenowrihlp; Kveniug.-at 7 o'clock/Mr. E. AhMflgc;: will proach.' riHIIICHBS OF CHRIST. PONSONBY RD.: 7 -pjn.. Mr A. F. Turner. Subject, "Three R"s.'" DOMINION RD. (cor. Burnley Terrace): 6.45. "Sir iGnyan. RICHMOND (Francis St.): 7. Mr Greenwood AVONDALK (cor. Station Rd.): 6.40. Mr J. Alton. ONEHUNGA (Tratalpir •St.): 7. Mr Lomox. DEVONTORT fMaßonic Hall, Victoria Rd.): 11 a.m., Wor«3Hp: 7 p.m., Mr li. Moyle. PT. CHEVALIER {Coronation Hall): 7, Mr M. Bell. PAPAKURA: Mr Past. The) above Churches moot for Worship at 11 a.m.. Bible School 2.45. bTr i s T A D c L P h I a n S. *~' T"reemaeons' Hall, Upper Qneen St. 11 a.m.—Breaking of Bread (I. Cor. xi.). 7 p.m., "The Friend of the Needy, Mr H. Barton. TSONFLICTING CREEDS of Christendom: To those bewildered thereby, or sceptical, I recommend "Christendom Astray" (Roberts) 1/3.— Such, Wellpark Avenue, Grey Lynn. OSPEL HALL, PARN BL L. Sunday, 7 p.m..— Konthall. Tuesiliiy, 7.30 p.m.—Address to Christian*. Mr Sonthnll. A hearty welcome to all. ■piDEN HALL, VIEW ROAD, JIT. EDEN, Sunday, 7 p.nv—CMr. A. ■Roxburgh. Tuesday, 7.30 p.m.—Prayer Meeting. Thursday. 7.30 p.m.—Address to Christians by Mr. T. Anderson. HOWE STREET HALL, OFF KABANGAHAPE ROAD. Sunday, 7 p.m.—Preacher. Mr. G. Reenney. Wednesday. 7.30 Address by Mr South ail. in OSPEL HALL, CALLIOPE ROAD, vT - DEVONPORT. Sunday, 7 —iMr. B. Taylor. Tuesday. 7.45 Prayer Meeting. Friday, 7.45 p.m.— Reading by Mr W. R. Wilson. A hearty welcome to all. AUCKLAND BAPTIST TABERNACLE. Jt\. —— REV. H. ■ KXOWLES KEMPTOX. 10.30—Prayer and -Thonfckeivlne. 11—"IN LEAGUE WITH THE STONES OF THE FIELD." Open-air Meethiff. 6.s(V—Singing by the Choir. 7—MEMORIAL SERVICE in connection with the death of Mr A. J. Hall. Choirmaster. "A Reverent Question Asked in the Hour of Sorrow." SEPTEMBER IS AND IS. CHtTRCH ANNIVERSARY SERVICES. THTTBSDAT. SEPTBM-3ER 12, 7.30. NEW LECTURE By Rev. J. J. North, of Wellington. "THE BRITISH IN INDIA." ■ 100 I/antern Slides, representing three centuries of British. Valour. ■ Tickets: 1/: Members of Sunday-School, Cd. Proceeds to Sunday School Building Fund. This Lecture has been delivered to crowded audiences in the Southern cities. ,pONSONBT BAPTIST CHTJKCiI. Morning. W. L. Salter. Evening, Rev. W. L. Salter. MISSIONARY SALE OF WORK IN THE SCHOOL HALL, WEBCN"ESDAY AND THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11 AND. 12. '"■ T«e"Ma^i)res* riTxiL C. J. Parr) * ; Will Open the Sale AT 3, P.M.. WEDNESDAY, Uti. 'Season tickets,"6d. ' ,J39 riRANGE ROAD' BAPTIST CHtTBCH, VT CORNER DOMINION ROAD. REV. ERNEST A. KIRWOOD. EIGHTH ANNIVERSARY OF CHURCH. 11 —Rev. Stanley JenkSn (Epsom). •7 p.m.—Tie Pastor. Sacred Song Service by Choir, •THE KING OF GLORY." WEDNESDAY, llta. LECTURE— "AMERICAN SLAVERY FROM' QUEEN BESS TO ABRAHAM LINCOLN , ." By Rev. J. J. North, of Wellington. This -lecture Iβ very popular TUid ahrsys draws a ■ crowd. Ticfeets, 1/ each. Begins. 7.45 p.m. 330 .■CpSOM BAPTIST " CHURCH (Near Campbell Statue). 11 i.m.— Rev. E. A. Klrwood. 7 -p.m.— Stanley Jenkln. Subject. "TBe Giutfbler's Tragedy." (A motion re racing permits will he snbmltfed.) 531 TITOUNT EDEN BAPTIST CHURCH. Morolns, at —Rev. N. Turner. Evening, at 7—First of Tiro Sermon's on ■'Our Lord's Testimony to the Old Testament Scriptures," by Judge Bnttftn. . . ' •RICHMOND BAPTIST CHURCH (REV - . ■KbRTC ETANS).—II a.m.. "Peter's Denial": 7 p.m., "I Am tie <>ood Shepherd " A Cordial Welcome. YEW CHT)RCH. pompaluer tbb- '** RACE, PO>-BONBY. (Next Lambodrne's.) 11 a.m.—"Sabjett: "HOHSBS." 2.4&—Sunday School. ETery Firfday. at 7.4s—Clnb "for reading the writings of EM. SWEDEIfIKHUJ. A CCKLAND BBOTHERHObt), P.S.A. (TJnsectarian). EAST STREET HALL, NEWTON. AKKIVBBSABY, SUNDAY, 3 P.M. Chairman: W. E. BUSH, ESQ. Speaker: REV. H. KNOWLBS E«»IPTOX. Male Voice Quartet. Orchestral Music. Special Soloist, MRS. ROGERS (Gold Medallist). ___^__ Everyone Welcome. Men and Women. 3 p.m.—Sunday—3 p.m. 18 CJALVATION ARMY HALL, ALBERT ST. fe SiCNDAY, aBPTEIMBE-R 8. 7 a.m.—Prayer Meeting. 11 ».iil..—" The faith That Pleases." 3 p.m.—" Joy." 7 p.m.—" Meusegee for the Maseeis." Adjutant and Mrs. .Haywood, assisted by Captain Mchotobo, In command. BraS3 and String Band, also StSHgsOaer BrtWKle Selection*. ■ yTP. -a.m. tig 2 p.m. •pBOPLB'S MISSION. OD&FELIiOWS - STALL, COOK ST. SUNDAY SERVICES. Moruin*, 11: Evening, 7. Duet: Misses ConniDgbam, J. CHARTERIS. Preacher. SPIRITUAL "MEETING IN TRIVATE I O BOOMS. ! LECTURE BY MRS. STANGE, i Message from Blowers, on SUNDAY, 7 ! p.m., at Gient Nortl\ Road, three doors from Bond Street (entrance u'eit Arch Hill Dairy). Developing Circle On Wednesday, 8 p.m. ■ 12 CJPIRtTUALISTS.—Mr. John Arthur will O ihefld a Spiritual Meeting Sunday EvenIng, 7 o'clock, 233, Hoßsen Bt. Readinga from Aifaclea _ 17 QTJE3EITS HALL, PA«iBT SXBBET, POJIBONBT. STJNDAX, *BPT. 8, 7 pjn. !Pwtor J. PJ&MJtr ipeaka on '-The TjSoUed SWm la rv&mcT." !EW»?rtQ te* lent job. Mtr*+<is*m. Si