1 ECCLESIASTICAL. ~ ]JBTHODISI CHURCHES. PITT STREET CIRCUIT. j SPECIAL CHRISTMAS SERVICES M-I;<1A1. ANTHKMS AND SOLOS I J s-TUEET— 11 a.m.. REV W ;BKAII_Y. i p.m.. KEY. W. READY. An--1 ineujs; Morning, "f.; Pe Amid tbe Winter's ! Mn'ri-l . nY : *■*""•■£■ "O. Redeemer of _' M: ...ti.rl "And the Glory" •"f 10 . 1 '• 5.,10. "Lord (iod of Ahtaham" I i-:nJ:ii. 1. Mr. .;. McLean. MOUNT .ÜBKUI.-il, Key. C. H. Garlau<i: ~ Supply. ■ KI.\(iSl.A>D.— 11. Mr. F. Stone: 6.45, 1 itr\. 1 . 1 jlarrlsou. .UirH HILL.—7. Mr. Mcßoh»rts .AMi.VUAU.-11, Key. c. c. Harrison: ■" 4... Mr 1!. Spencer. ■ \\ .v.IKI 'Mi-:'i 'r.. —31. Church Anniversary. >'- ';•"■ ' •*-. i'.PtnV.ift: ■". Nad v.4;., Missloner i!EM-i:r:soN—ll. Sncrtay Scuooi Anni n yn>ar;-. Missi-.uer GKtnjau; •'■; aud G 40, ->' • K. Beecroft. 1 11KATIA :<, Mt. Spencer. TV. ATATL —.(, Missioner GatmaJi. .1 JjETHODIST C H~U RCH ES. AUCKLAND EAST CIRCUIT. j. j IiIIAKTO.N uOAD.-11, Ri-v. T. G. 1 Hrwke: ";. Key. G. Bond. A Christmas : i.|iiii-u; service; special music by the c-Uoir. •j H.ilJsT EDKN. —11, licv. 11. L Kichar.ls: 7, Key. \F. a. Hay. A Christmat KI'SO.M-11. lic-v. W. A. Hay: 7. Her. IH. L. Ui>-hards. A sli'.rt t'hristmas musicrecital alter evening service. Tenor soio . i Mr. li. Mi-Leila nil. ■ NEWMARKET.—II, Key. G. Bond; 7, :>ir. U. .i. Emerson. PAUNELL—II. .Mr. W. Marshall: 7, Mr. !G. n. l. Uobiusou. 1 j lIU.'I UERA.—7. Mr. R. .1. I PAXMURE—a. Mr. E. A. Bond. i \ LCKLA.VD "~\TnsT " CIRCUIT. ' 6>T JOHN'S CHUECIJ. PONSONBY RD. II r. m — KEY. A. C. UWIIT. Anthem, I And tbe Glory of the Lord" ("2uew- ■ ] .'iali">. Solo, "Star of Bethlehem " v I Mi.. H. K. JONES. .1 r. p.u:.—Chora! Service. Address by REV. KXOW."LES KEMPTON. I 1 !i.ua. — REV. a. C. LAWRi. Acthem. "It Came Upou the Midnight Clear" . ihtaineri. Soloist. MR. E. E. PIERCE. I Solo. "O. Rest iv t' u c L&rd" C EUjah"i. MRS. ALFRED E. BAGNALL. BAYFIELL" CIIUKCH. 11 a.m.—Mr Douglass. 1 p.m. —Mr. Ailson. 310 .JOHN'S Mt"l HODIST CUL'KCII. Pi>NSONBY. TO-MOSROW AFTERNOON. 3 o'clock. * CHORAL SERVICE. Choruses from "Messiah" and other [ Or;< lorios. Soios l.y HL-s Louie Taylor and Mr. P. Frederic i->f Wellington j. CHP.ISTM.iS CAROLrS. Roy. K'nowles Kenipton wiji Speak ■ ou: ; METHODIST MISSION, EAST STREET HALL, NEWTON. , SPECIAL CHRISTMAS SERVICES. 10 a.m.—Men's Bibie Class. ' nr l l,£- m -~ ■ REV - s " TURNLUt and MR. J. t LEET. 6 p.m.—Prayer Meecing. G. 30, Song eervice. 7 pjn.—PEOPLE'S POPULAR SERVICE. Preacher. REV. NICHOLAS TURNER- subject. -The First Carol " THE EVENING SERVICE- WILL BE CHOOAU Special anthems by t'ae choir and orchestra. Soloists--1 MISS GLADYS HAN-CKKN, "He ShaU Feed His Flock": MR. H. BLAKELY. Selected: MR. W. STEWAB.T. "NazaireLh." A very ■ hearty welcome to yon. Everything bright. 1 CHRISTMAS NIGHT SERVICE— Old Friends ajid Visitors especially welcomed. LOOK OUT FOR SUNDAY NEXT THREE SPECIAL SERVICE*. MONDAY NlGHT—Children's Christmas Concert and TREE. Toy distribution, etc. etc. Ad-mission: Adults, to galiei-y Silver j Com. 1 THURSDAY, 26th—PICNIC. MOTUTAPU, 0.30 STEAMER. 518 EVONPOKT METHODIST CHURCH SERVICES DEVONPORT—U, Judge Button: subject, '-The Pre-incaruate Glory of our Lord": solo. Mr. Edwin Denuls, "A ' Song of Thanksgiving" (Allitoeni; anthem, •Behold. I Brine- You Glad Tidings' , ■ (Gossi. 7. Mr. MogriUge (Student): solo. ; Mr. C. Cutler. "Glory in Thee. My God, ; This Night" iGounodj: anthem. "Blessed Be the Lord" iCaieb Simplen: soloist, Mrs. Parker and Mr. Phillips. SUN.WSIDE— , 11, Mr. Brakenrig: 7. Mr. McDonald. TAKAPL'NA—II. Mr. Mogridge istudsuti: ' 7. Mr. E. Stone. 520 METHODIST XMAS SERVICE?. BIRKENHKAD, 22nd Just.— BLRKEN- • HEAD—II a.m.. Rev. X. G. Carr: 7 p.m.. Mr. Sbeppard Green. NORTH COTE —11 a.m.. Mr. Sheppard Greea: 7 p.m.. Rev. T. G. C.-irr. Xmas anthems at each ser- ' vice. BIIIKDALIi —7 p.m.. Mr. Runi.iman: 'Xmas anthems. GLENFIELD—3 p.m., Mr. HsrtnelL ALBANY— -i p.m., Rev. T G. Carr. NEHUXGA METHODIST CHURCH—II a-m. and 7 p.m. Rev. J. Dukes. iXANGEKE—II a-m., Mr. Mcßoberts. 5 "PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH. ALEXANDRA STREET—II. Rev. H. White; 6.45. Eev. J. Cocker. Chrisrmas Hymn. Visitors mvired. PITT AN.D EDWIN STKEETS—«.4S. . Rev. H. White. NEWMARKET—3. Rev. H. White. MOUNT ROSKILL—II. R*r. H. Yonng: 6.45. Rev. W. S. Potter. Christmas Hymns and Anthems. Visitors invited. GREAT NORTH SO AD-11. Rev. J. Cocker; 6.43. Mr J. Warkinsnu. PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCIIES. —FRANKLIN RD.—ll. Rev. W. Har--1 rii: 6.4. J. Rev K. Uaine. Christmas sermon, I SoloiM. Mr. Hodgson. KiOUMOND AY.— 111 Key. K. Raiue: 0.45. Rev. W. Harris. i WATERVIEW—,I. Key. K. Kaine; G. 45. Mr. j s Wood. AVONDALL" —7, Mr. D. Goldie. PRIMITIVE ME-THODIST CHURCHES. —CHKISTIMAS Sai-tVIOES.—E-DJtIM TEREACB—II. Mr. Ferguson; 6.45. Rev. J. Olphert. Solo. Mr. Moilard. MORNIJSGiiIDEr—II, Key. J. Olphert: 6.45. Rev. T. H. Lyon- , A UCKLAND rtENTRAL TVTISSION. -Auckland J-'J-issio-N. Motto: "Have Faith in God." SPECIAL CHRISTMAS SERVICES will be held as follows:----11 a.m.—Albert Street Mission Hail. Speaker Mr. William Adams. ?undeyschool at 2.40. HIS MAJEFTY'S THEATRE. 1J.20 Srrvire Ilyir.r.-.-. Choir. "Hark. tj]p Herald Aug?l.-." "Come. All Yi< Kuithfi:!": on licsrra. "liiuiMotn ol Trace.' "Christmas Beli?. " t>und seiev-tion. Soloisti Mrs. J. Wood, Mr. T. Bisfv-.tt. 7 p.m. — Brigbl Chri.stmas Service. Speaker. Mr. W. .I. Main?. 4.11 Seats free. Hymn Books provided. A helirty welcome awaiting all visitors to the i city. Mission Picnic wil! take place to Motutapn or. THURSDAY., 26ti December (Bniinc Day). Steamer leaving frrry at. 9 a.m. Tickets: Adults 2/, Children Hd. REE METHODIST CHURCH. Mount Eden —Services: Morning, 11; Evening, 7: Sabbath School, 10 a.m. and 2.30 p.m. A UCKUA'ND THEOSOPH7C-A.L S-OCIETY BUIL/DINGS. WEL(L-E43-LEY" STRBET WEST. SUNDAY. DECTJMBEU 22, AT 7 P.M. I Public Lecture. ' 3r.rne- Kelic:"::? Coneiderationp." . J MIX ? STUART. F.T.S. ! Mu?ic Reading. Discussion. '•\-W.C.A. ANP T.M.C.A. UNITED \ i . XMAS SEHVICE lit: the V.M.C.A. Rooms. Wellesiey St. W., ; SUNDAY. DECEMBER 22. 4 p.m. ! MR BEN BUTTLE. Chairman. I THE GRAFTON ROAD CHOIR (prize i winners at competitions) will render a i Service of Sons under the leadership of I E. J. Gatland. Esq. Address t»y Her. W. A. Hay. Pcblie invited. Straaters and visitors heartily welcomed. United Tea. US. 582
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Auckland Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 305, 21 December 1912, Page 7
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