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ECCLESIASTICAL ?01. MARY-S CiTHEDBAL, PiARNBLJ* ;_•;: r.pi&xa ibcndS-Y. is •tjesov ; 8 ajfi. -Holy Communion. 31 a.m.—Matins, Holy O-ommujiion. and fiermon. Preacher. Caium Mat-Murray. 4 p.m.—Holy Baptism. 7 p.mv— Erensong and Sermon. Preacher, 3Ser. ,W. Lambertf ST. MATTHEW'S CHDBCH, WELLESLEY STREET WEST. SUNDAY. MARCH 2i. ■S s.-m.. Holy Communion. 11 a.m., Mornins Prayer, Sermon, and Holy Communion: .■ .preacher. RBV. J-ASPBR OA-LJXDU; subject. "lniAT IS SIN?" - 4.15 p.m.. Holy Baptism. 7 p-m., .Evensong and Sermon; preacher. RiHV. \V. E. OILX.A3I; subject, "TBE GERMAN HYMN OF RATE." Anthem. "Turn Thy Facv From Sly Sins" eAUnvoodj. Solo. Master Keirinakl -\ew- ■ iu-rry. Offrctofy Solo. Jlecit. and Air, "Arm, Arm. Ye Bray.-" (Handel's "Judas -Sis«ea*eus">. Mr. Wilfrid Alanninj:. ST. MATTHEWS CHTJUCH.—The Tower Jβ Open to Visitors Every Week-day, ; from 12 to 4.30 p.m. Tickets. 6d each. aIL SAINTS' CIUKCH, POSSOXBY ■£*- ROA-D.—S a.m.. Holy Communion. 11 a.in.. Holy loranitiniou. Intercession, and •«eHBon. liev. A. .1. Greenwood: 3 p.m.. A,'aie»-hisinsr: 4 p.m.. Holy Baptisms; 7 p.m.. Evensong and Sermon Heme Bay -Mis*iun. 7 ipjn. CHURCH OF THE HOLY SEPULCHRE. — Passion Sunday.—.Holy Conrmunion, .6 ajii.: Matins. 111.80 a.m. Choral (Enrharisr. 11 a.m.; Evensong and Sermon, 7 p.m. Anthem, "Jesn, Word o£ God Incarnate" tHwt»). ■ E' VIPHANY CHUIM.-H.—S a.m.. Holy "corn'muuion; 11 a.m.. Hnly Communion ■ iChorali; 7 p.m.. Evensong and Sermon. IST, CULUMBA.—II a.m.. Matins and Ser roon; 7 ji.m.. Evensong and Sermon. 52i T. ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN '- CHB-ROH. LOWER SYMONDS ST -11 m-m.. ."Stndies in Romans"; 7 p.m. ' :*Tlie' Hallelirjah Chorus' , (Rev. 19, 1-10) -REV. A. A. MURRAY. :Qt: JAIIBS- PRESBYTE-RIAX CHURCH: WELLINGTON STREET. IN" MEMORIAM SERVICES. LA.TE KBV —: " ju. f. MACNicotu ■ : (Senior Minister of *he Congregation.) 11 a,m.—Revs. U. Sammervdlle and R. Jj. Walker. M.A. . 7 —Bey. R. L. Walker. M.A. . "J Beloved." Aathem, "Crossip; jtbe Bar" O^oodvcard). "Sf DAVID'S PRESBYTERIAN CHTJRCE "' .KHYBER PASS: ' THAXKSGIToA-G SERVICES -.11 a^jB.—RBV, J. M. SA.UXBERS. iLA -■-- Antbem. •The Eyes of All YTatt -6; '-_-" Thee. O Lord." 7 p.m. —REV. ISAAC .TOLLY. M.A. An '.'.'-them. "Ye Shall Dwell.". Soloist, 11 ' . Walter Steel. ■ ' Organist. Edward S. Craston, Mas. Bai -.CJT* " STETFHBX-5 ' PRESBYTEKta.2 JO- -•-■ CHCKGH-, - ;"-■" JERVOIS ROAD, "POXS"O>»BT. " . < r - • Services:. Ctl a.ni.—REV. ISAAC JOLLY. M.A. 7 p.m.—REV. .J. M. SAUNOJERS, 'VLA T : ".HAJIVJST VICES. 'S. - i - -Sittings Free. t&tl. CHUR.CH 'io 1 Great North Road. Grey Lyni -11 a.ia..--"The- Heavenly Citizenship" 7 etuc. "The Militant Gbristian Life." Nc '2.--Preaeber, .REIV, F. A. THOMPSON. ••T2T2JOX-- "PRES'BtTE&<A'X CHURCB JX, .... BARXELL,. ■ :> i\ a.m.—Mir. -HV R. F«ll, B.A. ' '■" 7-p-im.—tiLr. H. H. Fell. B.A. '.Qq:. BKOOH'S PRESS YTERIA: "M,«.. ieHt'IlGH,MORXISGSinB.- - ---~ - ■3ijsrtirng; J- " stewart - " * ■**** Evening, at 7— 'Hi. D. B. Stewart". ' T7IDBXDALE PRESBYTERIAN* CHDBCE XJ —Rev. A..iUUer..M.A., at 11 ajn and 6.43 p.m. ■ - -- - ■pXEHIISGI- PRESBY-TBRIAS-Cffeßej V' .—ll "Jeremiah's Vision of a Almond Tree"; 7 -p.m:. "Jesus Requested t Leave the Country of tEe Geraseces."Rev. D. D. Scott. SOMEKVEta: - . MBITORIAL • PRSSBI TERIAN CHURCH, REMUERA. '""TX'a.m.—"Be" OonrteoTis. ,, • 7 -Way, the Truth and fB Life."—Rev. Walter McLean. \ CCELAXD. BAPTIST. TABERNACLE ' REV. KNOWLES KEMPTOX. 10.30 a.m.—Season of Intercession. -ii- elm.— 'STAN'DIXG IN THE GAP." 6.50 p.m.—Organ.' AND REMIF SION, GIFTS OF-- -THE EXALTE] CHRIST. -, The Ordinance of BELIEVERS BAPTISM -will be observed. Antheir. '•Turn "Thy Face From My Sins" (T. Atl Tvood). Lord's Snpjieirat"_close. MOXDAX, 7^o— REV. JAS. .MURSELL (0 Brishine), lately -oni of ihe foremos Christian Endeavourers of. England, wl] give an address. Christian Endeavonrei specially invited. » .■WEDNESDAY, 7.30 dn the School HaU)Studies In "Revelations," by the Pastpr'"Tbe Seven Trumpets." - ■ SUNDAY WEEK, 2Sth Inst— HARVES" THANKSGIVING SERVICES. Specl! ilnsic by<Hioir, morning and evening. rXRAXGS BOAD BAPTIST CHTJRCI Grange And. Dominion £ds.) •'■ " "-REV- ERNEST A. KIHWOOD. 11 a.m.—"Yoa. Hare "Left Your Firs Ixr^e." 7 p.m.—People's Senvice. '"I Am Not Christian -Because- Christiaiiity Is to Hard." "Song Service'by CBoir. A' cordis . welcome to all. JTL,rOUNX- EDEN -BAPTIST CHUBCE 7 m~ BEV _ HOWARD ELLIOTT. ::Tl; a-m.7-"CHEIST AND THE BACJ COUNTZRIV ---rp-.m-.—"TVORLD SUPREMACY" (111. , What inflnence-controls the nations at th: TPTgsent'time? TBe evidences of devil wo: snip. Communion. Antbem, "Break Fort Into 3oy" (Barnicott). WEDNESDAY, at T.3o—Bible Lectui sndMntercession. pOXSONBT BAPTIST CHUSCE REV. W. S. ROLLINGS. 11 a.m. —"Concerning the Collection.' , 7 p.m.—"How Can a Man be Justine with God?' , Strangerß and Visitors Welcome. -RICHMOND BAPTIST CHURCI SP-ECIAI* HARVEST THAAKSGIVIVG . . ... S£ RVICES . 11 a.m.— Rev. Jficholas Turner. 3 p.m.—Rev. Howard Elliott. 7 p.m-—Rev. James Ings. ■AMQjfDAX, 7-.ao.p,m.—Harvest Music,' Ret ■-taiions, Actien Songs.-- Admission Fre .jCoJJeceoru.. ■niiKiPUNA" BAPTIST CHTJRC ~ (Near Milford Tram Terminus). '---BEVv-id. DAVY (Pastoi ' BJfiV. D. McNICOLL. 7."0 pan. Sunday School, 2.30. Children's Seaside Service, Takapm Beach, Saturday. March 27, at 3 p.m. •JCIPSOM BAPTIST CHURCH YOU .L/ AVENUE.—Rev. Alfred North.— ana.. -The Jttadiant Life": 1 p.m., "Chris ■JUor-PaMuver." " MOUNT. BAPTIST CHISBCa Afternoon, 2.4 a", Sunday School; .Eve fag 7, Key. UVL. Salter. TAU I liM• J- 1 MEET IXUHOUSK, Mt. Ed. — l;j , tur. Sylvan Avenue—Adult Schoi It.lZ a.iv. Meeting for Worship, 11 a.ni.