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j ECCLESIASTICAX. I A SSOCIATED CHURCHES OF CHRIST. I PONSONBY ROAD—7 p.m., Mr. A. F. Turner. i DOMINION ROAD (cor. Bnrnley Terrace) i—7 p.m.. ilr. F. W. Greenwood. ! RICHMOND (Francis Street)—Mr Charles "Watt Subject: "Restoring the Lost Image" AVONDALE (cor. Station Road), 7 pjn.— ilr. Moyle. ONEHUNGA (Trafalgar street)— 7 p.m., Mr. Lomax. DEVONPORT i Masonic Hall, Victoria Road)— 7 p.m.. Mr. J. C. Daing. POINT CHEVALIER (Coronation Hall)— 7 p.m., Mr. Wvatt. PAPAKLRA—'Mr. W. Taylor. WHOSOEVER MISSION (Victoria Streed). The above Churches meet for worship at il a-m.: Bible School. 12.45 p.m. nnnEcaßs of christ. v - / Holding Life and Advent Truths. I WEST S'l itEET — Morning at 11 for Fel- , lowship. Evening at G.4i)—Mr. George ■ Aldridgp will preach. Subject: "The Desire jof Ail Nations— A Christmas Theme." No Bible School Meeting on Wednesday Evening. ■ WALTERS ROAD—Morning at 11. for I Fellowship. Afternoon. Sunday School. 2.45. [f|!>ISIAD E L r B I 4 S i IVJ Freemasons' Hall, Upper Queen Street. 11 a.m.—Breaking of Bread (I. Cor. xi.). j a p.m.—"To the Jew First, and aiso to ; the Gentile." Seats Free. No Collection. ! CHURCH. PONSONBY RD. *-' (near Reservoir). —Morning Services discontinued during December. Evening, ot 7—"Who Makes Our Theology?" by the ! Rev. R. .!. Uail. M.A. Reader. Mr. T. j Harris. All seats free and unappropriated. VCT' CHURCH. NEWTON ROAD -X iNear Tup of Symonds Street). l"The New Jerusalem-Rev. xxi. 2.1 Servtcps: 'Morning. 11 Subject. "Tlie Manger." Afternoon. 2.4s—Distribution of Sunday School Prizes. Evening. 7 -Subject. "The Virgin Birth.' A Hearty Welcome to All. A UCKLAND BAPTIST TABERNACLE. REV. H KNOWI.ES KEMPTON. j 10.3O—Prayer and Thanksgiving. i 11—"FROM THE THRONE TO THE MANGER." Anthem. "The Birthday of Our Saviour" (C. Vincent). i 6.so—Singing by the Choir. I 7—"FROM THE MANGER TO THE i THRONE." Anthems. "And The '".lory" ("Messiah." Handel); "Behold, I Bring Yon Good Tidings" (Myles B. Foster). Lord's Supper at Close of Evening Service. ANNUAL THANK OFFERINGS WILL BE RECEIVED MORNING AND EVENING. No Meeting Wednesday. 24th CHRISTMAS NIGHT. 7.30. CAROL AND SOXG SERVICE. Address by Pastor. OCfering in Aid of Organ Fund. 518 GRANGE ROAD BAPTIST OHCBCH (Corner Grange and Dominion Rds.). Pastor: REV. E. A. KIRWOOD. CHURCH DAY. Special Welcome Home Services. TO-MORROW. 11 a_m.—Preacher. Rev. E A. Kirwood. Christmas Hymns. The centre seat* will he reserved for the Scholars of the Sunday School and Teachers. 3 p.m.—Sunday School. Address by Pastor. Christmas Hymns. 0.30 p.m.—Open-air. on Corner. 7 p.m.—Bright Gospel Service Preacher, Itev. E, A. Kirwood. Centre seats reserved for Bible Classes and Senior Scholars of School. Christmas Music hy Choir. Communion at close. Come—You will have a Warm Welcome. TUESDAY. DEC. 23.—Scholars' Entertainment, at 7.10 sharp. Admission—Adults 6d. Children under 14 3d. Proceeds in aid of Primary Department. T>APTIST CHURCH. PONSONBY. SPECIAL CHRISTMAS SERVICES Preacher: REV. T\. S. ROLLINGS. 11 a.m.—"The Song of the Angels: 'On Earth Peace.' " Anthem. "Unto Us a Child is Born." 2.45 p.m.—"Christmas in Soug and Story." The Primary, Junior and Intermediate Grades of "the Sunday ochool will take part. Mr Fred Guinibert will tender Handbells Accompaniments. 7 p.m.—"The Manger Cradle: No Room In j the Inn." j Anthems: L "Peace on Earth." 2 "Abide witi 'Me." CHRISTMAS DAY, DEC. 25. Service, 10 to 11 a.m.—"The First Christmas of the Shepherds." Strangers and Visitors ore Heartily Welcomed. 520

MT EDEN BAPTIST CHURCH. —Special Christmas Services.—Morning at IL Mr H. B. Burnett; anthems. •°When Jesus was Boru." "Ho Shall be Great." Evening, at 7. Mr A. Jj-™*°*-SSata, "The Advent" (.1. Varley Roberts), rendered hy full choir and soloists. BAPTIST" CHTTRCH. X RICHMOND AYE (IBM LYNN. Minister. REV. JAMES INQS. Morning at 11; Evening at c SPECIAL CHRISTMAS SFRV ICES. Everyone cordially welcomed. Connnnnio'n'at close of Evening Servto&Jg OUNT ALBERT BAPTIST CHURCH. Morning at U. Evening at .. REV. W. BARNETT. rp'H BOSOPH IC A L SOCIBT I. r J. SUNDAY, 7 P.M. Public Lecture: "WHAT THINK YE OF CHRIST?" By Mr. W. Melville Newton. IN THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HALL. SWANSON STREET (Off Queen Street, opp. Shortland Street). Questions invited at close of Lecture. Library and Reading Room. 351, Queen SL. open daily. 10 to 4. Inciuiries welcomed. A UCKLAND THEOSOPHICAI, SOCIETY A Lecture Hall, Society of Arts Building, Coburg Street. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), at 7 p.m. Public Lectures: "RELIGIOUS CEREMONIAL AND THE LAW OF RECURRENCE." By Mr. S. Stuart, F.T.S. Music. Reading. Discussion. Q'FIRITUAL SCIENTISTS, ORANGE HALL, KARANGAHAPE ROAD, opposite Newton Post Office. SUNDAY, 7 p.m. SUNDAY. 7 p.m. By Special Request of a very large audience. MR. McLEOD CRAIG will continue Last Sunday's Subject. "MENTAL AND MAGNETIC HEALING." To the Sick, either in Mind or Body, this Lecture will point the way to poise, strength, and health. Psychometric Demonstration, Spiritual Messages. All welcome. All Welcome. Silver Collection at door. 37 OPlltlTl'iL S E R V I C E. Foresters' Hall tnpscabs.i. Eiiinburgh Street. Newton. LAST BUT ONE. SUNDAY. 3 P.M. Speaker, MRS HARRIS-ROBERTS. .Subject: "WHERE IS CHKISTT?" 12 T7<V ANGELICAL LUTHERAN. AA Divine Service. Sunday, the 21st. at 11 o'clock in tlie Morning, and at 7 o'clock in the Evening, with Holy Communion, in V.M.C.A. Buildings. Pastor H. Te I'tinga. CfHURCH Missionary Association, His Majesty's Arcade.—Xmas Cards and -Calendars, Missionary Book<=. Oriental, Goods. Open 10 JS ' lo 5 daily. 10