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ECCLESIASTICAL. rpHB METHODIST CHtTRCH OF NEW ZEALAND. AUCKLAND CENTRAL CIRCUIT. PITT STREET—II a.m.. Her. P. R. 'Pans; 7 p.m., Ilev. C. H. Laws, B.A. ikvening Anthem, "Crossing the Bar" (Woodward). ALEXANDRA STREET—II a.m., Mr H. J. Buckley; 7 p.m.. Rev. J. J. Lewis. KINGSLAND—II a.m., Rev. C. H. Laws, B.A; 7 p.m., Jlov. H. Rnnston, M.A. Evening subject, "The Passing of Youth's Ideals." EDEN TERRACE—II a.m., Rev. J. J. Lewis; 7 p.m., Mr F. C. Day DOMINION ROAD—II a.m:, Rev. H. .tßanston,. M.A.;. 3 p.m., Sacred Cantata, "The Good Shepherd." Collection in aid of work of chaplains in the military training camps. 7 p.m., Rev. P. R. Paris MORNINGSIDE—II a.m., Mr J. C. Tietjens; 7 p.m., Service for the People. Mr J. H. Muldoon in charge. Address by Mr ■T. Wa.tkrnson. Solo, "Come Unto Mc," by Mr 11. McCle-lhmd. AUCKLAND BAST CrRCUTT. FOREIGN MISSION SUNDAY. GRAFTON ROAD—II a.m., Rev. J. Wrigley; 7 p.m., Mr W. S. Mackay. MOUNT EDEN—II ajn., Rev. E. P. Blamires; 7 p.m., Rdv. J. J. Mather. EFSOM-dl a.m., Rev. Geo. Bond; 7 p.m., Rev. J. Wrigley. NEWMARKET—II a.m., Mr Chambers (Student); 7, Rev E. P. Blamires. PARNELL—II a.m., Mr Adlington; 7 p.m., Mr Burton. REMUERA—7 p.m., Mr F. W. Stone. PANMURE—3 p.m., Xlr Chambers (Student). AUCKLAND WEST CIRCUIT. ST. JOHN'S, Ponsonby Road—ll a.m., Rev. 11. E. Bellhouse; 7 p.m., Mr W. 3. Mains. Anthems: Morning, "I Will Lay iMe Down in Peace" (Sullivan); evening, •■'Hie Lord is King" (TriinneU).-- ' .... FRANKLIN ROAD—II a.ni.. Rev. W. A. Buriey, M.A.; 7 p.m., Mr A. E. Thomas. RICHMOND AViKXUE—II a.m., Mr T. Clark; 7 p.m., Rev. W. A. Buriey, M.A. BAYFIHLD—II a.ru., Mr Eade; 7 p.m., Mr Parker. GREAT NORTH ROAD—II a.m., Mr B. P. Roberts; 7 p.m., Mr Eade. ARiOU HILL—7 p.m., Rev. H. E. Bellhouse. BRIGHiAM'S CREEK—II a.m., Mr E. J. Clark. HOBSONVILLE—3 p.m. and 7 p.m., Mr E. J. Clark. ■Jk/TOUNT EDEN METHODIST CHUKCH. MISSIONARY SUNDAY. 11 a.m.: Rev. E. P. Blamires. "The Present Crisis and tne Missionary Call." Dedication of the total offering of. the Church for Foreign Missions for 191 C. 7 p.m.: Rev. J. J. Mather. "A Twentieth Century Martyr." '.23 TjVPSOU METHODIST CHURCH. MISSIONARY SUNDAY. 11 a.m.: Rev, G. Bond. 7 p.m.: Rev. J. Wrigley. TUESDAY. — Annual Meeting. Deputation: Rev. H. E. Bellhouse. Music led by Combined Choirs, Mount Eden and Epsom. 23 ■OREE METHODIST CHURCH, MOUNT EDEN. Morning at 11; Evening at 7. MOUNT ALBERT METHODIST CHURCH. Morning, at 11—Rev. T. G. Carr. Evening at 7—Rev. T. G. Carr. All Seats Free. Everybody Invited. "MORTH SHORE MiETHODIST CIRCUIT DEVONPORT. 11 a.m.—Rev. C. C. Brown. • '■ 7 p.m.—'The Exiled Cnrlst," Rev. W. J. Elliott. STANLEY BAY, 11 a.m.—Bey. J. Sharp. 7 p.m.—Rev. C. C. Brown. TAKAPUNA ' 11 a.m.—Rev. W. J. Elliott (Scouts' Parade). 7 p.m.—Bey. J. Sharp. -VTETHODIST CHURCH SERVICES (BirXTX kenhead-Northcote Circuit), Sunday, July 16.—Birkenhead—11 a.m., Mr. Mackay; 7 p.m., Bey. H. Sharp, subject "The Church and the Masses," soloist Mr. Len Keven. Northcote —11 a.m., Rev. H. Sharp; 7 p.m., Mr. Kilham. Blrkdale—7 p.m., Mr. J. E. Halman. METHODIST CHURCH.— ONBHUNGA. 11 a.m. and 7 p.m., Mr. W. W. Stewart; Missionary Meeting, Monday, 7.30 p.m., .Rev. W. A. Buriey, M.A. PENROSE —11 and 7, Rev. C. C. Harrison; Meeting, Thursday. Ilev. W. G. Slade, M.A. ■MANGBRE —11 a.m., Mr. Hopper; Meeting, Wednesday, Rev. W. G. Slade, M.A All collections for Foreign Missions. * UCKLAND METHODIST MISSION. EAST STREET HALL, NEWTON. 11 a.m. — "UNCOMPROMISING WARFARE." 2.45 p.m.—Sunday School. 7 p.m. — EVANGELISTIC SEKVICE, "AN URGENT WAR MESSAGE PROM SALONIKA." Anthem, "Seek Ye the Lord." Soloist, Mr. Waring. Strangers cordially welcome. Preacher: The Miesioner, ItEV. E. T. COX, M.A PITT AND EDWIN STREETS. 7 p.m.—'Messes. Sperber and Manoah. Solo, Mrs. Simmons; dnet Misses Carr. A UCRLAND rtENTRAL "YiTISSTON. -£*-uckland Central -"-I-ission. Motto: "Have Faith. In God." Bright, Helpful Services will be held TO-MORROW (Sunday), as follows:— 11 a.m.—CENTRAL CMTSSION HALL, ALBERT STBE.ET. Preacher; Mr. S. Parker. 2.45 p.m.—Sunday-school and Bible Classes. 4.30 p.m.—Workers' Tea. 6 p.m.—Open-air Qieeting, iwlth Band, foot of Victoria Street. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. 6.30 p.m.—Song Service. Orchestra and Choir. 7 p.m.—Evangelistic Service. Preacher, Rev. George Bond, Duet by Miss Biseett and Mr. Willacy. A SPECIAL MISSIONARY GATHERING •will be held In the MISSION HALL, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, at 7.30. Speaker Miss Bissett. Subject: "Mary Slessor, the 'Scottish Factory Girl who became the •Wiite Mother' of the West Coast of Africa." A Stirring Story of Missionary .Enterprise. Missionary Dialogue and Solo by Young People. The Missioner, Mr. J. Bissett, is expected to take part. NEHUNGA PEOPLE'S "VTISSION. NEHUNGA XEOPLE'S i-VliSSiO-N. 11 a.m., Grey Street Hall. 2.45 p.m., Sunday School. 7 p.m., Foresters' Theatre. Monster Farewell Service to Troopers Watham Brothers and Comrades. "Our Message to Our Boys," W.S.Q.B Anthems by a large choir. Men in khaki cordially welcome. Come and bring your friends Mtesioner, Rev. Stephen J. Campbell. bt UCKLAND SOCIETY OF THE NEW cirtJRCH, NEWTON ROAD (Near Top Symonds Street). 7 pm— Public Worship. Subject: Can the Christian Be Honest in Business? ftoeafcer Mr Geo. Plummer. Golden Thoughts (2): "The idea of God enters Into everything pertaining to the Church, religion and worship. If ; therefore this is false, all things which follow from" it are also false, or infected with error."—B.E. 40. S 5 ™ AD ™ ,l SUNDAY. AT 7 P.M. MACKELVIE STJREET, PONSONBT.Complete, Important, interesting, and Instructive Number. Some Lessons to he Drawn from It —Pastor WILLIAM STREET, EDENDAI/E.— "The Closing Days: The Prevalence of Inqmty, and' Some of Its Sad Resnlts."->I. Donald. FRIENDS' MEETINGHOUSE, Mt. Eden Rd , Cor. Sylvan Avenue—Adult School, 0.15 a.m. Meeting for Worship, 11 β-tn. i ■. *