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ECCLESIASTICAL. THE METHODIST CHURCH OF NEW ZEALAND. AUCKLAND CENTRAL CIRCUIT. PITT STREET—II a.m., Mr. T. 11. Burton (Student): 7 p.m., Rev. C. 11. laws, ■B.A. Anthem: "Break Forth Into Joy" ißarnby): orjnin music, "Cantilene" (Pierne) and "Grand Chorus in C" (Hollins). ALEXANDRA STREET—II a.m.. Rev. It. Ranston. M.A.; 7 p.m., Mr. W. R. ißnijay. KINfiSLAND—II a.m.. Rev. W. Lee: 7 p.m.. Rev. ir. Ranston. 01.A. Subject: "A [Mission in Efficiency: ("J! The All-conquering I Tower of the Peaee-nlled Heart." EDEN TKRR.U E—ll a.m.. Rev P. R. 'Paris: 7 p.m.. Mr. T. 11. Burton (Student) DOMINION" ROAD—II a.m., -Rev. C. It. Laws, 'R.A.: 7 p.m.. Rev. P. R. Paris. Sub- < jecf. "Old Reliefs in Modern Terms: The Gospel of the Incnrnntlon." MOKNINGSIDE—II a.m., Mr. E. A. Dillon. AITKLAND WEST CIRCUTT. ST. JOHN'S. ponsonl'jr Road—ll a.m., ninl 7 p.m.—tlev 11. K. Hellboiistv Subjects, 11 n.m.. '-The Duty of Sympathy": 7 p.m., , "Uu improved A.lvantngees." FRANKLIN ROAD—II a.m. ami 7 p.m., Ri'v. \V. 11. Spoor. RICHMOND AVENUE—II a.m. and 7 , p.m.. Rev. W. S. I'ottiT. : RAYFIELD—II a.m., Mr. V. Orespln; : 7 p.m., Mr. M. Tanmu (Native Student). GREAT NORTH KOATI-11 a.m., Mr. 11. • Field; 7 p.m., Mr. F. Crespin. AUCKLAND EAST CIRCUIT. j ORAFTOX ROAD—II n.m.. Rev. G. T. : Marshall: 7 p.m.. Kit. J. U. NeNon. MT. KUEN- ii a.m., «cv. J. Wrigley; T p.m.. Ui'V. .1. IC. Parsons. EPSOM 11 a.m.. Rev. J. E. Parsons; 7 p.m., Mr. F. W. Stone. NEWMARKET—II a.m.. Mr. .T. flarland; 7 p.m.. Iti-v. M. .T. Evans, from Fiji. I'AKNEI.I, -11 a.m.. Mr. 14. Wilson. RK.MUKKA-11 a.m.. R.v. J. H. Nelson; 7 p.m., Mr. T. Clark. VJO-UTU SHORE METHODIST CIRCUIT UEVOXPORT. 11 a.m.-Mr. <;. U. Campbell. Anthem. ■1 Am Hi- That Liveth" iSlinper): soloist. Mr. O. A. H. Thomas. 7 p.m.—Subject. "Is th- World (Jrowing Better;" <l>y special request i. Rev. \v. .7. Elliott. Anthem. "Praise the Lord, O Jerusalem" (Maunder): soloist. Mrs. Blnyney: solo. "Alilde With Mc" ■ Little), Mr. H..y IT. Pellow. STANLEY HAY. 11 a.m.- Rev. W. J. Elliott. Yonnz Worshlppers , certificates will ho presented. 7 p.m.—Mr. s. Parker. TAKAPrXA. 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.—Rev. T. R. P. Woolloxall. BIRKENHEAD METHODIST CIRCUIT nirkenlica.l 11. Junior Service Rev <""ke: 7. Mr. Sperber. Nor-thcote—ll Mr.' Sperher: 7. Rev. Percy Cooke. Ulrkdnlc— 7. Mr. Runciman. Glenfield—3, Mr. Spirber. ALBERT METHODIST CHURCH. II a.m. — Mr. W. J. Holdsworth. J 7 p.m.—Mr. H. W. (inline. 1 r\ n k ii r x a a c i r c r i t. y OXEHCXHA.- 11 n.m.. Mr. Wi15,,,,: 7 p.m.. R.-r. C. C. llarris,,n: soloist. Miss ■ Fewell. Ail seats free. PENROSE— II n m I Hhv. «'. i>, rinrrlooo: 7 j^.m.. Mr. Riickl.-v ; MAXORRP—Ii a.m.. Mr. Hn.kl.v M \NHKKE RRIIWE—:! p.m.. Rev. C.' C. Harri son. Solo by Miss Fewell. I rfKT.AXn "XrKTHOniRT -»riSSION •**-CCKLAXD ETHODIST -J-U-ISSION. EAST STREET HALL. NEWTON. 11 a.m.—Rev. K. T. Cs. M.A. I 0.4.-. p.m. --EVANGELISTIC" SERVICE.! ISKVS. I, HUDSON AM) E. T. COX M.A. Anthem l.y tin- Choir. A Bright, . Stirring Service. OTRAND rpHEATRE. °TRAND J- lIEATRE. 7.::fi p.m.—Soloists. Misses \Y:iit.> and Brooke. Speaker. Rev. E. T. r,,\. M.A. , "The (inlili-n •■air." Illustrated liy Hie Him picture, "Life uf Moses." PITT AND EDWIN STREETS. 7 p.m.- Mr. 11. Todd. Singing by Sainoan Quartet Party. • i LCKLAND /"IICXTIiAI, "\riSSIOX, ALRERT STREET. Motto: -Have Faith in God." GfXDAY, jii.Y or : MISSIONARY ANNIVERSARY. . I 11 a.m. —Speaker. MRS. A. F. RIMMER. 7 p.m.—MR. A. C. BROWN. ■WEDNESDAY, 30th. ■ MISSIONARY THANKSGIVING GIFT TEA JIKKTINti. Tea nt G p.m. Tickets. 1/ oacli. Pt'IILIC MEKTING AT 7.::o. ADDRESS 15Y REV. A. NORTH. Items by Junior Kndcavourors. Rpcelnl anthems by Choir at each service. Soloists MRS. OHMS and MISS THORPE. Special invitation extended to all interested in Foreiirn .Missionary work. Will holders ofMissionary c<.ll.■.tine Boxm kindly return I same on o r before "Wednesday. 30th? Meeting for Prayer cadi week day. except Saturday, 1 , -'..'!!) to 1.30. All Christians i heartily invited. HO W 10 S T It E E T II ALL OFF ICARANGAIIATE ROAD. LORDS DAY—7 p.m., Mr F. Martin, of Caversham. , THURSDAY, 7..".0 p.m.—Bible Reading DEVONPORT GOSPEL HALL CALLIOPE ROAD. Continuation of Prophetic Lectures liy Mr. JAS. SPOTTISWoODE. Evangelist. SFNDAY. 7 p.m.—"Openlnp of tin- Seals." TUESDAY—7.43 p.m., "Four Mysterious Riders." i THURSDAY—7.« p.m.. "Question Xisbt." Great Interest. Stirring Addresses. All are heartily Invited. EDEN HALL. VIEW ROAD, MOUNT EDEN. MR. W. JR. WILSON, In the EMPIRE THEATRE. DOMINION ROAD. SUNDAY. 7 P.M. Subject. "The Appropriation of Faith. - ' : Song 'Service, G.4D p.m. TUESDAY—7.3O p.m., Eden Hall, Prayer ' Meetinff. THURSDAY—7.::O p.m.. Mr. W. R. Wil- . son. "Studies in the Bool; of Numbers." You are earnestly invited to these Sunday . evening services in the Empire Theatre. CiPIRITCAL SCIENTISTS , CHt'RCH, J ("IIANGi: HALL, lOpp. Newton Itoadl. KARANGAHAPE ROAD. SUNDAY, 7 p.m. SUNDAY, 7 p.m. 'MRS. J. WILSON. ••■Some [experiences: Why I P.ecame a Spiritualist and Why I Remain One." Lyceum. 2 p.m. ORAXG-E HALL CHAMBERS. .1 p.m. The Power and Use of Tliuuglit. MR. SMITH. TUESDAY, S p.m.. Chambers.—Deeper Problems. Admission 1/. THURSDAY, S p.m.. Chambers.—Lecture oa the Aura. Admission, 1/. CHURCH OF SPIRITUAL UNITY, Oddfellows' Hall, Pitt Street. Sunday, 7 p.m. Speaker. Mrs. Harris-Roherts. Subject. "The Building of the Temple." Spiritual Messages from Flowers by Miss Harrison. Afternoon Meeting, ■"! o'clock. I Monthly Meeting of Church. Tuesday week. August r>. S p.m.. Unity Room, Tadema Studio. Karanga.QO.pe Road. • /-CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.—First Church of Christ. Scientist, Kin? Edward's Hall. Lower Symonds St.. Auckland.—Services: Sunday. 7 p.m.: Wednesday, S p.m. Readins Rooms. ir,4, Queen St., ll.::o a.m. to i p.m., Monday to Friday. ENDS' MEETINGHOUSE. Mt. Eden A R<l.. cor. Sylvan Avenue.—Adult School 0.15 a.m.. Meeting fur Wursliiii 11 a.m. I