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I ECCLESIASTICAL. fe~ MABX'S CATHEDRAL, PABNELL. /iLEVENTH SUNDAX AFTER TRINITY. / 's a.m.-Holy Communion. 10 att-Slorting Prayer. II aim — Scrniou and Holy Communion.— Preacher, tlie Vcn. Archdeacon Hawkins. 3 p.m-—Snnday-scbool. 7 p.m.— Evensong aud bermon. Collection at all senses for Maori Mission. rvr MATTHEW'S CHTIBCH, X WELLKSLIS* SjTUISET WEST. SUNDAY. ALlilisT 3. a am, Holy Communion; 11 a.m.. Mornfne Prayer. Sermon, and Holy Communion uhoHdT preacher BHV. \V. E. GILLAM; i« i», Holy Baptism; 7 p.m., Evensong rS Sermon, preacher KBV. W. A. CHAP??k mZTmus B » e - Anthem, "Send Out ?Tt Light" (Gounod). During offertory, J7rtet "Nearer, My I'rOtl, to Thee" (Craggte lyric Quartet. ~ x> MATTHEWS CHDECH. The Tower Is open to Visitors Every Weelj n a y from 12 to 4.30 p.m. Sixpence eac-h. CHURCH, SYMONDS ST. Sa.ni, Holy Eortiarist; IO.1." a.m.. Matins end Litany; 11 a.u>.. Holy EucbaxlsJ. (rjiorali and Sermon, preaclicr IU-v. J. T. MeWilliam, vi *_ assistant-superintendent of Maori Misi3O pjd.. Sunday School: 7 p.m.. Evensong and Sercnou. 514 <"!ffO»CH. N-EWTO.V- -S r*j miL, Horv Poinmu-nian; 11 a_m.. Holy Confflwnion (Choral i: -isa p.m.. Holy Baptism; 7 p.m., Bvensoiig and Sermon. -Rev. G , g. Morae- n3:; /-(ffUBCH -OF THIS HOLY SEFULCETRE, U KHTBEE PASS. S aJD- Holy tummnnion: 11 a.m.. Matins and Sermon.; Holy Commnnion; 7 p.m.. Evensong and Sermon. Morrin Street, Kingsland—7 p.m. Collections for Maori MissionALL SAINTS' CHURCH, PONSONBT JSOAJJ. —Eleventh Sunday after Trinity _Ba.m., Holy Communion. 11 a.m.. Matins u a Celebration: 4 p.m.. Holy Baptisms: 7 Eveosone and Sermon. Collections grJigori MJssHmi. •rvIOCESSK' "\f~AORI "VJTCSSTOK'. . TO-HOEBOW fSCNDAY) 15 the Say appointed ny the Diocesan , Synod lor (TJtiBCTKXNS AT ALL A_NK?ZJCA> T CHCECH SERVICES To be made on behalf of file DIOCESAN MAORI MTSSTCW FTHVD. 20 CJT. 4SDEEWS r-E.ZSS3TTE>R7 AN' 0 CHDBCH, LOWER STMONDS STREET 11 a-m. —The Commoniou of the Lord's , Supper. 7 p.m.— "Tne Philosophy of Spiritualism : or, Are the Living Able to Converse With the Dead?" REV. A. A. ITFRRAY. 515 J cjt. jahesHpuesbttekian chubch, W. WBI/LINGTON STREET. Services: ; Mornin? at 11—'•RecoTery of the Ijost - Law." i Evening at 7 —"Message of the Rainbow." Preachers REV. HUGH BEGGS. \ SI. BATaj'S PEES3rrBRIAX CHTjECn, ] KHYBER PASS ROAD. _ STTKDAY. AUGT3ST 3. '• Services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. I BEY. J. M. SAUNDERS. M.A. i Organist and Choirmaster, Edward S. Cra- ■ ston, Mas. Bae. { ST. STEPHEN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHDECH, JERVOIS EDAD. PONSONBY. .•"" : Services; Morning at 11. Evening at. X, ' ■'Evening Subjects "Samson." IH Monthly Sermon to Young Men and ■Women. Preacher—BEY. ISAAC JOLLY, M.A. TT-.NOX CHURCH, fARNELU REV. E. INGLLS, MJL, Minister. Senices: .. Morning, 11. Evening, 7. AnUiem: "WiU God In Very Deed" (Goss). g ST. PETER'S PRESBYTERIAN GHTJ-ECH GKEAT NORTH ROAD. GREY LYNN. 11 a.m:—"Unceasing Prayer." 7 p.m.—"A Conversion in the Desert." „ Preacher: BEY. F. A. THOMPSON. ° EDEXDALE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Rev. A. Miller, ty.A.—ll a-m., "The J Day of Rest"; 6.45 p.n., ETangelistlc ScrTici ST. ENOCH'S PRESBYTERIAN t CHTJBCe, MORKINGSIDE. Preacher, T. RUSSKLL CAMEBON. 11 a-m., "Studies in the Divine Librnry" „ (Genesis); 7 p.m., "The Parable of the Darnel"; 3.30 p.m., BJUe Class. Seats free. Everyone heartily webome. MOUNT ALBERT PRESBYTERIAN CHDECH. Morning, at 11 —MrD. Stewart. o Afternoon, at 3—SJbbath School. S ETening, at 7—Mr 5. G. Campbell. CJOHURVBLL MtMOELAL PRESBi'- P *3 TERIAN CBtTECH. BEMUBSA. -i 11 a.m.—"Thp Use ft the Sabbath." 7p.m,—"Some Najioual Hypocrisies." REV. WALJER MeIJSAj;. | SEHUSGA PREiBYTERIAN CHDKCH _ '11 a.m., '"Fron Hillside to Throne"; _ ' n.m., "The Objees Acainst Which the Wrath.of God Lannaes Itself."—Rev. D. D. / Scott 516 pERSSFORD SfRBET CONGBEGAt< TIOXAI CHURCH. - Pfeacher: BE?- R- MITCHELL. Iteming—"Tie finlstry of Love." Evening—"The |l£nt Savioar." Anthem, evento-: '"Seek Ye the Lord" (SoMst, Mr. wTtexton). Cooßimnion- ijter Evening Service. TO 'DONGREaSfA-TI-ONAIjieTS. BBRBSFOR/ STREET CHTJRCH v 7 TCEOTS CONFERENCE. WED>fESDArwAUGUST &— 130—AddresJby Rev. R. Mitchell, "The - - PensonairtHieh." -i i.S—Home ilission Jnbilee and Bible- J class R/Iv. Speakers: ■Mγ. S. w. Smeeton Rev. .E. A. .Bxidser. IHDBSDAY, J.DGISST 7— 2.30-Addijs by Rev. U. Steele Oraik, *"' mlonaid Service." 1.45-OiTln Sendee and Communion. £ re 2S h f s " ReT - " VVm - Tanner and Rev, S I. Wo>n Potts. Collections ,i aid of Homo Mission. Work. - a h caiacH, view road H. STEELE CRAIK. Son^ er i: " rtia Bibi ° Schoals ( ,SiBWLt!K—II am R ev c A Tv«,nW. Smeiton! ? ' WAIKDfETE—6.3() p.m., R c7 t , 4 m Lyon. " " ' ; Xmtpljl a.m.; 6.4.j p.m. A <XINGR-EGATIONALi T V CHECH, GEEAT SO UITH ROAD I atralj, at 11—Key. Allen Job. 1 tfilarS^?"^ 0 " at 1U Eev. . »acKenzie; Evening, at 7, Mr. IppPOBT CONGSEGATIOKAL ,±Zps!?g. at 7* (Commnnloni. ir QffiCKi&A COINGRBGATIONALi Z a?^ r . PBlyer 7 a.m—Led by 8Si S Serrice > 11 a.m.-Rev. B. A. i^KSwi!5 e '-. 7 p - m — Rev - H - AH OI »