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SCJCmu.nn r mrrrr*s%Ji I iVU-JIW •u - -"-'<* ECCLESIASTICAL. m II E C A T II E D It A L. J. S T. MARTS, PAKXELL. ST.'XDAV, OCTOBER "A S a.m.—Holy Communion. 1.1 a.m.—At Morning Prayer. Parade Service of Scouts. SPE'CIAL ADDRESS TO YOUNG PEOPLE. Preacher. REV. I'LKCIVAL .lAMF.S. p >;!t .—Sinul.i.v-scliool. p.m.—Service for Children. 7 p.:::.—Evensong. Preacher: PERCI VAI, .1 AMI-IS. Subject: "All Saints iinil"All Soul.-'." XVESDAY. -NOV. 1 (All Saints' Day). T.tiU a.m.—Holy Communion. WEDNESDAY, NOV". - (All Souls' Day). 7 a.in.—'Holy Communion. fi T M A T T H K W ' S, WELLESLEY STREET. • SUNDAY, OCTOBER S a.m.— «Holy Communloti. 31 a.m.—-Matins and Sermon. Preacher, Veil! Archdeacon MuuMurray. Antliem: "Blessed Is the People" (Novello). p.m.—Sunday-school. •I.lii p.m.—Holy Baptism. 7 p m.—Evensong and Sermon. Preacher: REV. CANON POSTER. Antliem: "Almifllity Coil, (lie Fountain of All Wisdom.' Confirmation Classes in Vestry: Adults, Wednesday, at 7. IS: Hoys and Girls, Tnursday, at 7'p.m. Ail strangers and any who are lonely are invited t,i come Into t.lio Parislt Hall after liie diveniug Service for a chat ami a cup of loa. err. Paul's church, sy.monds st. >5 sunday: October :jo. K<a.m.— llolv Eueliailsl. 11 a.til. —Holy Eucharist, (suns) ami sermon. Preacher: TILE VICAR. >2.-l3 p.m.—Children's Service. 7 p.m.—Evensong aiul Sermon. Preacher: REV. .1. L. CHEEK. Antliem: ''0 Saviour of the World" (Goss). All seats free. A l,L _ SAINTS' CHURCH, POXSOXBY. rX. SUNDAY, OCTOBER TO, 1921. S a.m.—lloly Communion. 30 a.m.—Confirmation Class. 11 a.iii.—tMoriilng Prayer. VICAK. 12 noon—Holy Communion. p.m.—-Sunday .School and IJible Classes. •1.1.) p.m.—lloly llaptlfJin. 7 p.m.—Evensong. Preacher, ItEV. N. I'. E. ROBERTS-HAW. M.A. All pIIUKCIi OK TIIE HOLY SEPULCHRE, VJ KHYBER I'ASS HOAI>. 23rd SUNDAY AFT Ell TRINITY. 7.:;0 a.m.—Litany. 8 a.m.—-Holy Communion. 11 a.m.—'Suns .Matins and Sermon. Preacher: Rev. (.'anon Foster, iM.A. 2.J5 p.m.—Service for Children. •!.!."» p.m.-Holy Bapiism. 7 p.m.—Suns; Evtcnsoiis and Sermon. Antliem, "What Are These?" (Stainer). Preacher: Tlie lie v. (J. (.lordou Bell. M.A.. Vicar. N.P.—Collections Next .Sunday. Nov. 6, for the Diocesan Centra! Fund. CT. LUKE'S OH'URCH. MT. AIjBEllT.— *•3 3 a.m.. Holy Communion. 11 a.m., Mornin;: ITayer. Litany ami Sermon. Preacher. Canon Unsold on. 7 p.m., Evening Prayer and '.Sermon. Preacher, Canon Ilaseiden. CJT. PETEICS L'HI/ItCII. ONEHUNGA.— S a.m.. Hbly Cmnmnnlori: 10 a.m.. Holy (V-oM.j.-M.it!; vpVcial celebration for invalids and elderly comniuuicnuts. 11 a.m.. 'Matins and Address. 7 p.m.. Evensong and Address: preacher. The Vicar. ROYAL OiAK HALL.—a.m., Holy Communion: i\ p.m., Sunday School. 7 p.m.. Mission Service: preacher, Rev. Jasper Smyth, M.A. Rev. 11. -M. Smyth. 31.A., Vicar. (iIIURCH OF -ST. CULL'.MB A. Surrey Crescent. S a.m.—Holy Communion. 11 a.m.—.Matins: :Rev. .1. 11. Cable. 7 p.m.— lU>v. J.- 'IT. Cable. piIURCH OF ST. ALBAN'S, Dominion Road.—B a.m. and 11 a.m.. the Vicar: 7 p.m.. the Rev. \\\ E. Oil lain. THE CIJAI'EL OF S. CHAD'S, Edcndale—7 p.m., thp Vicar. /AUCK L A N D A WJ C ITX J£ I S SI 0 N. rinixcESS itmibatre, queen jf I STREET. SUNDAY EVENING. Doors Open at (ISO. 7 p.m.—Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Burunand. 7."o—Service Begins. •Preacher. REV. P. C Alt EW THOMAS. Subject: .l'i"WnAT IS CHRISTIANITY?" *- Solo. "A Song of Thanksgiving." - , MI!. STANLEY BUTTLE. X.n.—lf You liave no Cluirclt Home, Plaice Your Home Willi Us. rr-'TIE TTNITIvD tavangelical liiE United -Evangelical /-'aiußCit Miurcii IN NEW ZEALAND.. .SERVICES AT TII E TIV 0L I THEA TR E. TII E TIV Oil TIIEAT II E. 10 a.m.—Fellowship Jleetlng. 11 a.m.—"The Mission Field of Bolivia." 7 p.m.—Evangelistic Service, "The Gospel of Jesus Christ." Preacher: MR. R. .1. BURROWS, Misslonery, Bolivia. TIIIS SATURDAY EVENING, 7.H0 I\M„ Gil AFT ON LIBRARY HALL. Bihle Study, "Missionaries' Letters." Address, MR. 11. D. WOOLLEY, of London, Meinlier of tlie Society of Prophetical Research. Willi. Willi. 7.13 "''-'j. Scrvlre at Mrs. Townscnd's. Preacher: Mr. Bruce Scott. ,fi p I R I T Ii A L I S M. >3 IN THE NEW ORANGE nALL, Upper Symonds'St., opp. Lyric Theatre. Entrjnce up stairway back of Lyric Garage. SUNDAY, OCTOBER SO, 1021, 7 p.m. sharp. MR. BURGESS, Healer, Evangelist, Health Diagnose!', and Ps.vchomelrlciil Teacher, Will Deliver An Important Address. Subject: "MARVELLOUS SPIUITLAXD." Wonderful Experiences of Our Spiric Friends Bring Flowers. IS! SPIRITUAL SCIENTISTS' CIIURCII, TIIE CIIAiMBKRS (Upstairs), NEWTON A'RCADiE (Opp. P. 0.). SUNDAY, 7 P..M. SUNDAY, 7 P.M. S. R. GOODMAN, '• DOES DEATH END ALL?" « p nf—"The Divinity of Christ—Love mid Its Opposite—The Heavenly Home Described." (liev. Vale Owen's script.) Everyone Welcome. Questions. T> ROGRKS'SIV'E CHURCH OF 1 sriUITUALISTS. DRUIDS' HALL, NEWTON. O p.m.—Lyceum. Conducted by Mr. 'I'ln—l'uldic Circle. Lecture by Mr. Benn. Siibjccr. "Individuality of Beings—Are We Responsible or Merely Machines Swayed by Unseen Forces''" 7 p.m.—Sp'eaket', Mr. Marlow. Subject, "Inspiration, etc." THURSDAY—PubIic Circle, conducted by Mr. Robins. r\ II RIST IA N SCI ENC E. V FIRST DIIURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST. Socicty of Arts Hall. Kltehencr Stiect I Near Art Gallery). SeVvices: Sunday, 7 p.m. Sunday School, 11 atm. "Wednesday, S p.m. READING ROOMS. 134. Queen Street, 11.M0 a.m. to 4 p.m. (Monday to Friday). Subject: "Everlasting Punishment."