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Auckland Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 143, 16 June 1917, Page 2

ECCLESIASTICAL. BERESFORD S.TRIEET CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. (Next Central Fire Station.) Minister. REV. FREDERTC WARNER. INTERCESSORY SUNDAY. 10.30 a.m.—Praise Service. 11 a.m.— A National Lent. 6.25 p.m.—Prayer Service. 7 p.m.—"The Worlds Vlfril." Anthem. '• 0. Saviour of fhe World." (Goss). Solo, Miss B. George, " Thou Will Keep Him in Perfect Peace" (Serrastozen. Quartet, Misses Georjre, Messrs. Foserty and George, " Ilear My Crying, O God' - (Scrrastozer). MONDAY. June IS. at 7.43 p.m.—"Tennyson—Poet, Priest, and Prophet," first of a series of Lectures by Rev. F. Waruer- ,V> members of the Guild will represent various Tennysonian characters. Collection. CONGREGATIONAL x, CHURCH, Edinburgh Street.—U a.m. awa.tts you.' WEiDNESDAY NEXT. June 20. at S p.m. —'Sacred O.intsta. "Daniel." Principals. Misses L. Solomon and Joy Howe. Rev. T. f>. Carr and Mr. J. Littler: organist, Miss Ivy M. Carr. F.S.M.: conductor, Rev. Clyde Carr Tickets. 1/; family tickets, admitting three. 2/rt. MOUNT EDEN CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. VIEW ROAD. MISSIONARY SUNDAY. 11 a.m. —Rpv. W. R WillnutrhKy. L.M S. Depntation from South Africa; 7 p m— Rev. A. B. Cbnpppll. M.A.. F.R.E.S.: "Why Missions." Snprt.il Cullpotions on behalf of London Missionary Society. CONOREQATIOSAt CHTTRCH. WEST&RN SPRINifJS iForeisn Mission Sunday!. —11 Rev. A. R. Otiappell. M.A.. F.R.E.S. 3 iHlUrtren. parents, and friends). Rev. w. C Wlllonitlihy (of Afrtcav. 7, Rev T. Pouthworth. N'i:\r LYNN— 11, 7. nev. H. J. Ralph. SWANSON—3, Rer. H. J. Ralph. /-VOXCIIEOATIONAL OHTROIT. nEVONv > POUT licv I! r. r;»orje —Morninc. 111. "T-ittooed on Imrh Palms" Evpnlng. 7. I "Thp L.Htpet nis-oTPrv" ?S REEN LANE CHURCH Mornine. 11 a.m. —Rcr. E. A. Brldecr. Kvpnins. 7 p.m.-Rev. E. A. Bridger (Intercessory Service). ONEHUNCA CO,Nr,nEC,ATIONAL PHURiCH. MISSIONARY DAY. 11 a.m. —Rpv. T SOUTHWORTH 7 p.m. —REV. W C. WILIyOffJHBY. of South Africa (Ixindon Missionary Society Deputation).

Chnn-h Stvl.il. THURSDAY EVENING. June 'Jlst. Members and friends cordially invited. TT O W X STREET HALL, -*-*• Off Karangahape Rond. LORD'S DAY, 7 p.m.—Preacher. Mr Flurry Isnncs. Kvancpllst WEDNESDAY. 7.30 p.m.—Bible Reading GOSPEL HALL, 1-ALLtOPE ROAD. DEVONPORT. — Sunday, 4 p.m.. Young People's Ril.le Class. Sunday, 7 p.m.. Subject, "The Orent Separation." day. 7.15.' Bible Reading: Santiflcatlon. Speaker, Mr. .las. Spottiswoode. EDEN HALL, VIEW ROAD, MOUNT EDFiN.—SUNDAY, at 3 p.m. and i p.m. Mr Alfred Mnce continues his Spet-ial Mission in the Empire Thentre. Dominion Road. TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY, and THURSDAY, at 7.30 p.m.. in the lnrse Tent opposite the Umpire Thentre. Come, and bring your friends with yon. OOSrEL HALL, PARXELL. — Mr. T. Russell Cameron will continue his addresses on the ohnrt. "Great Dispensations of Time." SUNDAY. 7 p.m.. TUESDAY 7.30 p.m., THURSDAY 7.80 p.m. MossnK-s In sons each evening by Messrs. BradleJ , and Hercus. Come. JESUS OF NAZARETH. A Harmony of the Fonr Goepels. By Alex. Wesrphal. D.D.. Profes-w of Theology, 'Montauban, France, translated by a law prisoners of war for the use of their companions. With Annotations and Full Index. 1/e. Posted, 1/fl. FRENCH TESTAMENTS.

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