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ECCLESIASTICAL. BAPTIST TABERNACLE. THIS EVENING, 7.20 — Chorus Choir I!ehe:irsal. TO-MOIiROW (SUNDAY). in •) nt.—P raver Meeting. 11 mi! ami 7 p.m.—Church Serrices. Preacher. REV. A. S. -WILSON. :s p.m. Moil's Meeting. Vocal Quartet .mil Instrumental Music. llcv. A. S. Wilson speaks on "Mixed Motives." TUESDAY, 10 a.m. to !l p.m.—Day of Prayer. Other Mays Prayer from 1 :o - ylni. WEDNESDAY, p.m.—Deeper Life Meetini;. ltev. A. S. Wilson, li p.m., Fellowship Class. THURSDAY. 7.3) — Midweek Service. Chorus. Choir. EDEN BAPTIST CHU-ItCH. REV. ERIC EVAN'S. 11 a.m.—"Sermons on Service." 7 p.m.—"WIIY THE NEED 01' AN ATONEMENT V*' SATURDAY. 7.Hi1 —l'rnyei- Meeting. IUNGE UOAD lIA IT IST CIIUHCII. KEY. W. It. ItINTON. 11 ~.111. —'"The Possibility, Probability, anil Experience of Revival." 7 p.m., "The Possibility. Probability and Experience of the Lord's lieturii." S.S. Teaeliers' Prayer Meeting, - p.m. Conference echoes, with lantern slides, on Thursday, at 7.H0 p.m. J_[OUNT ALBERT BAPTIST CHURCH. Services: 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Preacher: KEY. A. ANSTICE. TJONSONRY BAPTIST CHURCH. I liilOV. Ij. b. jiusfield. .11 a.m.—"The Unrer-onled Acts of Jesus." 7 ip.ui.—"The Authority of Christ." All .Heartily Welcome. ICIIMOND BAPTIST CHURCH. Pallor: REV. R. HORN. 11 a.in.—"Series on the Apostles: No. 111. : 'Peter.' " Praise Service at 0.15 p.m. 7 p.m.. Service. Preacher. Rev. R. Horn. TI.rH.KOKU -BAITIST, CHURCH, ill Pastor Elect. REV. H. XICIIOLL. Morning, 11 .a.m. , Evening, i(.3l>. A Heart}" Welcome. Treacher. MR. JOHN 'SMITH, Canada. -[711'SOTl BAPTIST CHURCH. York Avenue —Services: 11 a.m.. Mr. Keith Uiinnier: 7 p.m.. Mr. .1. Ileaton Barker. ITUIGXHAI.E BAPTIST CHURCH. 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.—Mr. I l '. Made. BERESI'ORD STREET CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Next Central Fire Station, II a.m.—Mr. W. .1. 'Mains. 7 p.m.—Rev. Frederic Warner. MONDAY.—7..'IO p.m.. Hestla Gift Evening and Entertainment. 7.45 p.m., Deacons' Meeting. WEDNESDAY.—7.4S p.m.. Important Church Meeting. ■vyEWTON COMSiU EO ATI O.N Ait j 80SDAY iSCIIOOL, 'Edinburgh •Street. 57T11 A NiN 1V EiltSA It Y .SERVICES. H a.iii., ißcv. Frederic Warner; ." p.m.. Rev. HI. -T. Ralph: 7 p.m.. .Mr. 'Frank Crespin "Life's Outlook fur t.lic -Chilil." Special 'Hymns will he sung by Scholars iinii Friends! Cnmiuctor, Mr. -Tuo. Bonslcili. Welcome to Old Scholars—Aftern-non, Mr A. Vinson: lEvenliig. .Mr. F. 'Howe. Collections iu Alii of 'School Funds. Old Scholars' 'Reunion. W'EiDNiBSDiAY. November 2. 7.110 p.m. Chairman, i.M.r. F. Rone. Speaker. 'Rev. : L. ill. liußlielil. General Seerctarv Auckland iSnnilay School Union. An interesting musical programme by i lie Orchestra. Refreshments during the Dveniiiii. ' 'Refreshments will also be proviiied on Sunday for friends coming from a distance. / ATOUNT E'DiF.N CONOR I'/G'ATIONAL lVi CHURCH, VIEW ROAD. Preacher. REV. HARRY .TOIINSON. 11 n.in.—The lios-ieh-; and Their ■Aiithnrs: X--,. "The Gospel of Luke by file Beloved Physician." 7 71.111. —"The League' of iNatlons and the Church." Soloist, Mi.-s Ivy Woods. Anthem, "lie-that Stands in the House of the Lord." G~~ REEX LANK CONGREGATIONAL CllUßfll—Minister. Rev. Harold .1. Ralph—. 11 a.m.. "Sympathy and Courage." I p 111.. -People's .Service. Sa li key's Hymns. ntUillSD'AY—Saleof Work and Xinas Tree. >0 be orelied by '.Mrs. G. -11. Wilson, at M 5 Various stalls anil attractions. 11l [id 'of Church .Debt Fund. VTOCNT HOSKII.L CONGREGATIONAL LVi CHURCII. ill a.m.—'Rev. W. T. might, B.A. Sub; eet, "Before the•liiilgment Seat o£ Christ.' 7 p.m.—Rev George .iacksnn. -Subject. 'A 'Nov.- Mind for Hie -New Order." rvE VON'I'OItT CONO it EGATIONAI, IJ CHURCH.—II a.m.. Mr. F. F. .lolly, ' Some Signs of the Tinier." 7 p.™.. Mr. I. li. Burnett, "H'eter's Attempt, to Walk 111 the Waters." Sunday ifjchool Anuiversnry. November fl. -vEVONPORT gospel hall, . Calliope Road. Continuation of Special Addresses. SUNDAY. 7 p.m.—MR. A. STORIIIE. (145 p 111. —Congregational Song Service. S* p.m.—GREAT OPEN-AIl! SERVICE, in larino Siiuare. TUESDAY, 7.45 p.m.—-Mil. .1. 11. ROSS I'IIURSI)AY. 7.45 11.111.—MR. A. STOIililE. ATESTERN SPRINGS CONGREGATIONAL l\ CHURCH. BRIGHT. HELPFUL SERVICES. 1 a.m. and 7 p.m.—Mr. .7. Gordon Smith. Evening -Soloist: Mr. Williams. Wednesday, 2nd Nov.—S p.m.. Popular Concert by Lyric Quartet and Ass. Artists. "IA'EIIUNG A CON GREG ATI ON A L J CHURCH.—REV. T. SOUTIIWORTH. 11 a.m.. Bible Clmraclers, "Aclian. the rouliler of Israel": 7 p.m.. "iMlracies and heir place in the Divine Economy (No. si. T"-V.THE Y.'M.C.A. "HOME «V iff j - HOURS." S U N D A Y. %/ V 4.15 p.m. to 0.15 p.lll. Speaker: REV. R. .1. BURROW, of Bolivia. All Young Men and Strangers to City Welcome. Grand Concert liy Lyric Quartet and .ending Artists, SATURDAY, .November 5, t. S 11,111. y w - c - AANNIVERSARY SERVICE. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), OCT. .'IU, 4.13 P.M. Speaker: IOIIT REV. BISHOP OF AUCKLAND. All Women and Girls Invited. Collection. Tea in Cafeteria at li.tfO p.m. Y.W.C.A., Upper Queen Street. tHUItCII OF TRUE SPIRITUAL LIGHT. J FORESTERS' HALL, EDINBURGH ST., Newton (upstairs), •SERVICES TO J MOIMtOW (SUNDAY). p.m.—Meeting of Spiritual Harmony, 'lowers at this meeting. 7 p.m.—NURSE C.LAYTO.N will Lecture n "The Inspiration of the iSoul." Glorious sniritual revival taking place In liis Church. Tim ixwr |>.iriiicalariy welcome. ,11 denominations come. • TUESDAY, 7.3o.—Public Circle, SG, Vlnoint Street. 'PIU'DAY NIIGIIIT. 7."o.—This 'Hnll, IMeetng of Prayer and Consecration. Come and evelup your spiritual gifts. eekers of spiritual truth Invited to join us. Christ ,!c-sii.s Is our Leader. niIIEOSOiIIIIICAL 'SOCIETY, H.P/B. i LODGE. .151. QUEEN STREET. PO-'MORROW (SUiN.DAY) 'EVENING, AT 7 O'CLOCK. MRS. CHARLES HEMUS \Yill Deliver a Public Lecture, entitled, -BROTHERHOOD." The First Object of the Society. A Public Inquiry Class is held ever; lONDAY EVENING, at S o'clock. All ari .elcoiue.