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ECCIJESIASTIOAL. m o w jjV ~-■■," Tα ii- ,l ,l, TO-MOP.ROW (SUX'DAY), . ' P A T R I O T'l C 6 D % V I € E S. ■METHC-D'IST CONKEBE-NCE. THE METHODIST CHURCH 08 , NEW ZEALAND. ; CONFERENCE SUNDAY. For patriotic Serrice In'the Tiswn Hall,at 3 p.m., see Separate Advertisement. /AUCKLAND CENTRAL CIRCUIT. " PITT STREET.—II a.m., . Official .Service; the 'Rev. A. C. Lawry, President of the Conference. 7 p.m., llev. Percy Knight, B.A. (Choistchurch). ALEXANDRA STREET.—II a.m., Rev. R. Raine: 7 p.m.. Rev. C. E. Ward KINGSLAXD.—II a.m., Rev. D. J. "Mnrrayi 7 p.m.. Rev. A. N. Scotter, B.A EDEN TERRACE.—II a.m., .Rev. G. F. Stootwell; 7 p.m., Rev. G. Knowles-Smltu. 'OOHIMQX RQAD^—II a.m.. Rev. j: Cocker; 7 p-nj.-;- Kev> A.- B. Chuppell, iM.A., F.R.E.S. MOItXINGSIDR—II a.m., Rev. W. H. Speer; 7 p.m.. Rev. E. Te' Tnhi. AUCKLAND EAST CIRCUIT. CONFERENCE PREACHERS. GRAFTON ROAD.—II. Itev. Samuel Laivry; 7, Rev. W. J. Williams. .M-OUNT EDEN.—II, Rev. W. A. Hay; J, Rev. 11. E Bellhonse. '.-■ El'SOM.—ll, itBV. E. Drafee; 7,- Rev. T. Ci. Ilamnioud. . NBvt'MA'UKET.—II, Rev. J. Guy; 7, Ilcv. E. 0. Dlainircs. FARSKLU-μ, Rev. W. -B.Scott* T« E«. T. Hit-haras. *' " , IvE-MCERA.— 7, Rev. W. H-., Speer. PA.N'MUKE.—3, Qir Chambers (Student). AUCKLAND WEST CIRCDIT. ST. JOHN'S.—II, REV. W. ISEADY; 7, REV. J. G. CHAPMAN. FRANKLIN .ROAD.—II, REV. B. P. ROTHWELL; 7; HEY. It. RAINE. ;riou.mqnd.ave->oie-ii, rev., h. t: peat; 7. rev. g. clement. BAi'FIEXiD.—-11. .REV. .T. J.- • WAJLJJS; T. It: B. WOt>LLOXALL. • GREAT "NOETII '"li'OAD.— li.'-REV. :GB. HINTON. ARCH HrLL.-T, MR G. W. JACKSON. TU-ORTH SHORE METHODIST CIRCUIT. SPECIAL CONFERENCE BEKVICES. DEVONPORT. Morning at 11 —Rev. S. Griffiths. Evening at 7—Rev. T. W. Vealie. '.-:•.:" :- .:' : STANLBt BAY.- - . - !-,»,jlorning at 11— H. DanieK Evenhis; at. T, N. Griffin. TAKAPUNA. • Morning at-11—Rev. T. R.. IWohards. ', Evunin;; at 7—Rev. H: "DanieL "PIREE METHODIST . C.HCECu] MOUNT EDEN. -Morning, at 11. • .. Evening, at 7. iyr-E ta o pis t church, . «*... » MOIiSX ALBERT. Morning-- at 11—.Rev. T. A. Joughin • Evening at 7—Rev. D. J. Murray. /~JjNEHUN«A METMODIST CHURCH. •V, ...11 a.m., Chaplain-Captain J. R. Sullivan; 7- p.m.,' Rev. W. Beckett. PENROSE a.m. and- 7 p.m., Mr Chambeis 'MANGE.RE—II a.m. and 7 p.m., llev. J. Cossuin. Collections lor Conference expenses. T>IBKENHfcAI> -t> BIRKBNHEAD-11, Itee. P. R. Paris; 7, Rev. A. AshcAft, . 11, Rev. C. Eaton; 7, Rev. W. Lay-cock. BikK-DALSJ—3-and-7;'.Rsv. A. Uopper. GLENFIELD—7,. itev. E. O.Pearup. ALBANY— 3, ißev. E. O. Pearne.

A UCKLAKD ipr.VJJKAL -a/riSSION. ■ii-UCK'LAND H-AeNT-RAL IU-jgsiON. Motto: "Have Faith in God." Bright, Helpful Services will be held TOMORROW (Sunday), as follows:— 11 a.m.—Central Mission. Preacher MR B. DIAMA-VX, Melbourne, and Pastor J. Bissctt. 2.4-3—Sunday-school. Yonng Women's and Young Men's Bfble Classee. 4.30 p.m.—Workers' Tea. HIS THEATRE. Service of 'S6ng, Jjy the Chou-, Orchestra, and Band. Sacred Pieces, from "Souss'of "Redemption"■ : "■' ■7 p.m.—SPECIAL FORWARD MOVEMENT.—Preacher, MR E: EMERSON. Pastor J. Bissett presiding. 2000 Free Seats. Hymn Books Provided. City and Country TTriends heartily invited. ■ The Weekly Fellowship Meeting will be held on WEDNESDAY, in the Central Mi* siou, Albert St. Preacher, Pistor J. Bissett. Subject, "El Shaddia: The Almighty God." Come and Share in the Blessing. ■A UCKLASD TypTHODIST TITISSION. EAST STREET MALL, NEWTON. 11 a.m.—REV. E. 0. BLAMIEES, of Hawera. 7 p.m. — CHAPLAIN-CAPTAIN SULLIVAN (who returned wounded from Gallipoli, nnd goes again with the Tenth Reinforcements). Returned Soldiers and Territorials cordially invited. Anthem, •Traise the Lord, O. Jerusalem." ' PiTT,AXD EDWIN STEESTS. . ;' J 7'p'.m.—'REf.'.HrT. PEAT, bf'Rotoruia. Solo,. Mr. 3. H. Gill. Duet, Misses Jones and McDonald. a uckland baptist tabebnacle. jEX ' 1_ BEY. H. KNOWLES KEMPTON. 10.15 a.m. —Season of Intercession. .. n a t m.—"TO THE HBLP Off THE yOBTt AK3-AINST T.HB MCaTI." Parade 6f Taifexnacle Boy Scouts. 7 : pan.—"TH® PLACE OF: BAPTISM IN iCHEIST-S GBEAT COMiMISSIOiI." The ! Ordinance of BiELIEVE-BS' BAPTISM wUI Ibe observed. lAnthem: "t- iLif-t -Up (Mine Eyes" <idaTte-"Wliltfleld). . -■ WED-JSESDAY, 'Meeting of Chnrcji Members to "Elect a Trustee. Monthly -Business to follow. ■PRATEE iMEETTNG T!HI8 <SATUBI>AY) EVENING, 1.45, conducted by Pastor. All invited. T>ONSONBY . BAPTIST . - CHTJECH. *- EE-Y. TV. 8. ROLLINGS. iM. a.m. —"The Challenge, and How to Meet 'It" 1 p.m.—"Christ aad a SoHfer." '- Visltons Cordlfllly Welcomed. "VrOUNT EPEN BAPTIST CHUBCH. Minister: 'RiE-V. HOWARD JELI/lOTT. 11-a.m.^—"Sojourning -in IFear." • 1 p.m.—i The lAntlchrtet: IC, 'What Does the Bible Teach?" A in <IXen.ua£laOon of the Civic deception to lie Papal Legate."' i~«EATSGX! EOAD BAPTIST CHUBCH, VT DOMIMION ROAD, MT. EDESJ. atoming, at IV-Eiw. Joseph Clark. Subject, Yot -X-onr Oiin/ Balretton."Bwaling;' si' 7, Beir., W. 3J. Salter; subject, "Xbe Times of to* the Bud." Cfflnmtmien 'a* dose of jfflVenihg eervlce. Visiters iearttiy iprltM to aH TMCaMOKET BAPTIST xjHBBGH, . 11 a.m.—"The Bible: A . a Microscopic, end a Stereoscopic View." 7 Young EeopVs-Senrlce. Peeacheri ittEV. JAMBS INGS. MOTTNT AiBEET BAPTIST CHUECH•Morning, il, Rev. W. X' Salter; evonling, 7, Rev. Joseph Clark A hearty weiepme to ai). _. . ". . , . . fpPSOM' BAPTIST York enh,fi ' Bt