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ECCLESIASTICAL. rpnn METHODIST CHURCH OK NEW -*- ZEALAND. AUCKLAND CENTRAL CIRCUIT? PITT STREET—II n.m., Kpv. S. r. Collier, of tliß Mission. Subject, "The Problem of thr» <:iiurfli nnd the World"; 7 p.m.. Rev. I'crrj Knight, B A. Anthem, "Tlio Splvudoura of Thy Joy" (Woodwiirdi. (Jriran Mii»ir. "CaiitHeue" (Hnlllnsi: Miirrli, "Rellslso" (riulliuanli, KINGSLAND.—II a.m., ltev. C. H. Laws I! A: 7 p.m. Rev. 11. Rlinetmi, MA. Subjert, "The" Ilichc-r Palmistry." Anthem, "Thu Day Thou Guvebf (Woo<lwnrd). EDEN TERRACE —11 n.m.. ltev. IT. Rnnstnn: 7 p.m.. R«>v. P. R. Paris. DOMINION ROAD -11 a.m., Rev. P. R. Paris; 7 p.m.. Rev. W. Lee. AUCKLAND WEST CIRCUIT. ST. JOHN'S—II n.m.. Hey. .T. 11. riiislam; 7 p.m.. J'ev. Donald Collier lof llrllisli Wewloyan Cnnfereucel. Aulhems: Mornlnjr, "<> Bo Joyful In the Uml" Illrlilffownti-ri. llvenlnc. "Thus Speakrlli (he Lord o! Hostß" (Slalucr). FRANKLIN HOAD—II a.m.. Rev. W. IT Spppr: 7 p.m.. Rev. Prlm-lpal Laws. n.A. Polo. "If With All Your Heart*." .Mr. Thompson. RICHMOND AVENUE—II n.m.. Uev. W. S l'otler: 7 p.m., vMr. Watkineotl. BAYFIELD —II a.m.. Mr. O. (!. A. Harvey. GREAT NORTH ROAD—II a.m.. Mr. A. Manual); 7 p.ml, Rev. W. 11. Specr. AUCKLAND EAST CIRCUIT. ORAFTOK nOAD—II n.in.. Rev. .1. A. Inchon-: 7 p.m.. ltev. L. HiiiWon. MT. EDEN—II a.m. Upv. ,T. J. Bailey (..f the Poona and liulin Vllliieo MlssU.in: 7 p.m.. Rev. J. J. Bailey and Rev. .1. K. I'arsons. EPSOM —11 n.m., Rev..d)onnlil Collier (of Mam-boslert: 7 p.m.. Rev. .1. A. Ijirhor.-. and Its Claims. |No. 2i: 11k AlleKt-d Revelnlions and Messages." NEWMARKET-11 a.m.. Rev. ,1. K. Tar son«: 7 p.m.. Rev. (i. Bond. PAHXKM/--I1 a.m., Mr. Arnold; 7 p.m.. ltev. t. g. Cnrr. llliMKEllA (Clohbern Roadi-ll n.m.. Uev. S. Uiimili; 7 p.m., Mr. It. .1. Adllngton. # Tjrrr street mutuodist ciiuuch. •51 a.m.— RF,y. S. F. COLLIER. Superintendent of tho Manchester Central Mission. Subject: 'THE PROBLEM OF THE CHURCH and xni; world." Will All Officers aud Trusteed kindly assemble ill Hie Churi-b Parlour at 10.4." to greet Mr. Collier. 7 p.m.-REV. PERCY KNIGHT. B.A. TAHVONI'ORT METHODIST CIRCUIT. CHURCH STREET. THE TEN DAYS' MISSION BEGINS. 11 a.m., 3 p.m., 7 p.m. Missloner, Rev. Val. Trifrgc lof Melbourne). Bright Services. S««>et Singing. Everybody Invited. STANLEY BAY. 11 a.m.—Rev. W. .1. Elliott. 7 p.m.—Mr. S. Parker. "TIAKAI'UNA METHODIST CTILIiCU. Morning 11. Evening 7. Preacher: REV. T. It n. WOOLIjOXALt,. Anthem —"As the Bird nice liouii-.' , Q N E II V.S G A CIUCI'I T. ONF.HUNC.A-11 a.m.. Mr. J. 11. Muldoou; 7 p.m.. Rev. j. AVrigley. PENROSE— II a.m.. Rev.' J. Wrlgley; C.4.- p.m., Mr C. E. (joode. MANGERE—II a.m, Mr Moor. TITT. ALBERT MEITIODIST CHURCH. 11 a.m.—Children's'Rally. 7 p.m. Preacher: REV. W. A. HURLEY. M.A. A UCKLAND -SfETHODIST Tl/fISSION. "-UCKLAND ■WJ-ETHODIST -"-MSSION. EASST STREET HALL. NEWTON. 11 a.m.—Congregation unites with Pitt St. Church for Rev. S. V. Collier's Service. 0.45 p.m.—Rev. It. I!. Gosnell. ALEXANDRA STREET. 11 :..m. —Rev. R. B. Gosnrll. 7 p.m.—Messrs. Clnrk and Williams. STRAND rpiTEATRE. TRAND - 1 - HEA'litE. 7 p.m.—THE FOUNDER AND SUPERINTENDENT OF TUB (iIiBAT MANCHESTER CENTRAL MISSION. the world, will preach* REV. Q T.i /^OI.LIEH. |.-V. KJ. X . VJOIAAKK. R KV - G Ti 1 JOLLIER. ■XV. P5. -T VJMAAV.K. REV. f<l . JOLLIER. ■ X v no. x . \JniAAKn. T> XV. O T7< /COLLIER. ±t KV O. r . L/OLLIER.

Hear this Distinguished -Londer of Religious and Social Work. MISS .TF.AN BTTTLER will sine ".Timt As I Am." nnd "The Lnnl I« Mv Lieht." THE ATTKLANP CITY BAND will play "The Hallelnjiili Chorus" (Ilnndel), "The Snbbnth Garland" (Newton), and "Hosanna" (I.ittynoK FRANCE STREET. 10 a.m.—Mrs. D. Roberts. 7 p.m.—Messrs. Young and Sperbcrr AUCKLAND /CENTRAL -\f ISSION. UCKLAND ■"-•■ISSION. ALBERT STREET. MOTTO: "HAVE FAITH IN GOD." Preacher: MR. F. E. RAPPR Ofissioncrt. 11* n.m. — "TUE COMMUNION OF SAINTS." 2.4." p.m.—Sunday School and Blhlp Clnss. 0.45 p.m.—"TWO 11EPBESENTATIVE MEN." Soloist: MR. WILLACY. WEDNESDAY, nt 7.H0 p.m.-Fellowship Meeting "-Studlpa In tlip l'Mlllpplan EpietleV by JIR. F. E. RAPI'S. , Noii-cliurolisoors, Itotnnic-il Soldiers.' nmi Visitors to Auckland are heartily Invited to abovo Services. "TJEVELATIOX AND ITsTIRICIN." - 1 "* , "HEVELATION AND ITS ORIGIN." .The Lnst oC Spvpii Special Lpfturce by THE REV. ALBERT TIIORXHII/L. M.A., Will Tlirnw Light Upon REVELATION LITERATURE. TO-MORROW NIGHT AT 7 O'CLOCK. At rONSONBY KD. UNITARIAN CHURCH A Frrp Church for Frpe Minda. All Wnlcome. gPECIAL ]y£EETINGS For C II RI S T I A X S. Christian People of ALL DENOMINATIONS are cordially invited to henr vyiLLIAM T>RADLEY, OF EGYPT. Missionary and War Worker. TUESDAY NEXT, 7.30 P.M. PITT STREET METUODIST CHURCII, On "The Neglect of Praynr and the Effect of Prayer." WEDNESDAY NEXT, 7.30 P.M. ST. ANDREWS SCHOOLROOM, LOWER SYMONDS STREET. On "Watching and Winning." Diesßtisflcd and discouraged Christians will find these Meetings a real Inspiration. n°7 SEVENTH DAY ADVENT'S!' CHURCHES. PONSONBY, Mackelvie Street—Sunday. 7 p.m.. Mr. J. »Thompson. Subject, "Seven nibllral Reasons for Keeping the Seventh Day Sabbath." EDENDALE. William Street—Sunday. 7 p.m., Pastor W. G. Brtttaln. Subject "Are Our Dend In a State of Intelligent Coneclousness." By special request.