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ECGLESIASTICAI.. AJPCECASD BAPTIST TSffEBNiCLE. , Pastor, iRET. H. KNOWDBS EE3IPTOX. 10.15 a.m.—Season of Intercession, . 1 11 a.m.—REV. W. iSALTER, "THE DIVIN.E. i."LitjrUSH IN TjtlAL." Service T iv honour of tile memory of MRS H. c KINOWILES K«MPTOK. "Anthem, "The Lord Will Wipe Away All Tears" (J. V. < Roberts). 7 p.m.—MR U. A. WHEELER (of Ade- . laide), Australian National secretary of < Y.L.U.O.A. "What of the Future?" An- ' them, •■ Through the Day " (Briant). ; —— — i WEDIN.ESDAY, 7.30 p.m.—(Mid-week Ser- j vice lor Grayer and Fealowsnip. jy£OUXT EDEN BAPTIST CHURCH. : } Minister: REV. HOWARD ELMOTT. « : I 11 a.m.—"The Lord's Prayer: v-ii., 'Fer- , give Us Our Sins.' " 4 7 p.m.—-ijiK uolden Age of the World: 1 vi., -±ac l'resent 1/rrXting und Fear-stricken World.' " OONSONBY BAPTIST CHURCH. ■*- KJJV. JOSiiMfH CLAEK. 11 a.m.—"Jehovah Salem." 7 p.m.—"i'ne Value of Temptation." Strangers coruialiy invited. Ail scuts free. ROAD BAPTIST CHURCH. *-*' Dominion. Road, Mount Eden. Pastor: REV. W. H. HINTON, Services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. ~ Visitors heartily Invited to attend Services. OIOHMONiD JSAPTI'ST OHUtCCri.— '■ 11 a.m.—"The Dignity of Oaily Duty." Children's TaU on "Pa-ul tjeraardt." 7 p.m.—"Uur -Lord's Aiost Rele." A Warm Welcome awaits you. EPSOM BAPTIST CHURCH (BeT. Alfred North)—ll a.m., "The Aeceneion." 7 p.m., "Life for a Look." ]\;J"OUNT ALBERT BAPTIST CSUJteH.— -"J- Morning,. 11—Mr Gray Campbell. iKveniug, 7—: pastor \v. L. Salter. gT. PETER'S. TAKAPUNAi. REV. W. G. MONCKTON, Vican Holy Communion: First and Third Sundays, at 11 a.m. Other Sundays at S a.m. Matins, 11 a.m.; Sunday School, 2.30 MILFORD. Communion, Third Sunday, at 8 a.m.; Sunday School, 3- p.m. ALBANY—Second Sunday. MAYFIELD— Third Sunday. LONG BAY—Last Sunday in month. All at 3 p.m., unless otherwise advertised. GREBNHITHB —As advertised. Baptisms: First Sunday, at 4 p.m., lor by arrangement. 504 ! XX. OWE. STREET HALL. ' •*-*■ (Off Karangahape Road). LORD'S DAY—7 p.m., Preacher, Mr. W. Uttlng. WEDNESDAY—7.3O p.m., Address by Mr Utting, sen. aOSPEL HALL, CALLIOPE ROAD, DEVONPORT.—SUNDAY, 7 p.m., Mr G. Reaney. TUESDAY and THURSDAY— 7.45 p.m., Special Prayer Meetings. TADEN HALL, View Road, Mount Eden.— I2i SUNDAY, 7 p.m., Address by Mr. J. B. Burgoyne. TUESDAY, 7.30 p.m., Prayer Meeting. THURSDAY, 7.30 p.m., Baptismal Service. Address by Mr Geo. Suisted. GOSPEL HALL, PARNELL.—SUNDAY, 7 p.m., Mr J. Spottiswoode. TUESDAY. 7.30 p.m., Mr J. Spottiswoode will address Christians. THURSDAY, 7.30 p.m., Prayer Meeting. A hearty invitation to all. OtfEHUNGA TJEOPiLE'-S TV/pSS*'- IOiS'EHUXGA XEOPiLE\S -U-MSSION. The Popular Evangelistic Services. - aiissioner: REV. ■STE'PiH-SN J. CAMPBEJLL. | '■" ' Subject: "WHY THE WHALE SWALLOWMD JONAH." • Hear The Working Pareen , . His mesatse inspires and helps. Organ Solos, Miss Edna R Olesen, A.-S.M. , The Old Hymns you love are enngCome, and Invite Others. 75 -y w.c.A. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 4.15 p.m. MR E. C. BROWNE.LL. General Secretary V.M.C.A., Wellington, Will Speak on "THE STORY OF .THE RED TRIAXGLE" (V.MX.A. Work at tile Front). Mothers and Sisters of Soldiers Specially invited. TTraiENJJS" MEETINGHOUSE. Mt. Eden -T Rγ., Cor. Sylvan Av.—Adnlt School, 9.15 a.m. Meeting for Worship, 11 a.m. \ "rvEATH, AND THE HEREAFTER. OUR SELF AFTER DEATH, by" R«v. Arthur Chambers, author of '"Our Life After Death." 1/6; posted, 1/10. j INTRA MUROS, .or. or Within the Walls— ' A dream of Heaven, by Mrs R. R. Springer. 'M; posted , , lid. THE AFTER LIFE—A help to a reasonable i belief in the probation life to come, by j Henry Buckle. 3/6; posted, 3/11. SUNDAY 'SCHOOL UNION" DEPOT, j Darby St., Round Stone's Corner. - ' TTNITARIAN CHURCH, PONSONBY ROAD (near Reservoir). No Morning Service. Evening at 7—Service conducted by Mr C. Tate. A M P MEETING. Continuation Services in Tent opposite Ellerslie Racecourse Gates, SUiNOiAY, AT 7 P.M: Subject: i "Wireless Communication Between Earth and Heaven." Speaker: PASTOR PASCOE. All arc cordially invited. 29 \ UCK'LAND THEOSOFHICAIi SOCIETY.

SOCIETY OF ARTS BUILDING, KITCHENER ST. (late Coburg St.). TO-MOEROW (SDNDAT), AT 7 P.M. Public Lecture: "SOME POINTS IX HUMAN EVOLUTION." MR S. STUART, F.T.S. rnSE THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY, H.'P;Bi 'LODGE, 331, QUEEN STREET. TO-MORROTV (SUNDAY), AT 1 P.M. \ Ptfbiie Lecture: "MAN'S SPIRITUAL POWERS: HOW THE! ARE UNFOLDED." By Her. J. I. Wedgwood, In the TOWN KAI/L CONCERT CHAMBER. The Servants of the Star and Lotus Classes will re-open on SUNDAY NEXT at 3 p.m., with a 'Meeting to be conducted by tie Young People themselves. All interested will- be welcome. PROGBaCSSI'VrE OHURCH OF SPIRiITUAWSTS. ODDarEaxows , uai/l, pitt street STJ'NI>AY SERVICES. Second Course of Lectures on " THE PSYCHIC PHENOMENA IN THE , SCRI'PTU.HES." Mediumship of Moses, Samuel, and "Elijah By MRS. HARRIS-ROBERTS,. 7 p.m.. Clairvoyance. ' Afternoon Class, -3 o'clock. Subject " Three Aspects of this Great War," from " Tien Sien Tie." Public Circle, Wednesday, S p.m., 8, Selwjrn Street, Ponspflby. jjj