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ECCLESIASTICAL. A UCKLAND BAPTIST TABERNACLE. Opening of GOSPEL CAMPAIGN" ..ondn.ted j by REV. D. H. MOORE, of London. j TONIGHT (SATURDAY). 7.30 - Mr. Moore will address Christian worker*. committee of 10. requested to meet nt U.i-'.O. LORD'S DAY. 1" a.in. Prayer Meeting. REV. D. «. MOORE wiil preach: - 11 a.m. -"CONDITIONS OF REVIVAL." 7 p.m. "THE MOST IMPORTANT CHOICE OF LIKE." :: p.m.-- Young Men's Bible Class. Teacher. Rer. Jmeph W. Kemp. :; p.m. Men's M eel in;. Speaker. Mr. J. H. Muldoon. Open-air. Liverpool Slrct Corner. 2.30. THE CAMPAIGN will go ou all the weeU. dnilv a; :: nnd ".'to. Rev. D. 11. Moore a' ai: the meetings. Special singing by the Ononis Choir each evening, under the leadership of Mr. Arthur E. Wiison. j TUESDAY. -Intercessory hours. 2 in ■• p.m.. i tv 7 p.m. Other Days. 1 lo 2 p.m. ytfQ.V* THURSDAY, 7.30 P.M. i (l*tnmr\ REV. 0. 11. MOORE. ! Iml • li*!. I "THE IMMINENT RE W *TaCV TURN OF OUR LORD IN / THE LIGHT OF TUB NEW TESTAMENT AND CURRENT EVENTS." VJOUNT EDEN BAPTIST CHURCH. •1 a.m.—REV. L. H. HUNT. I 7 p.m.-REV. ERIC EVANS. Communion to foilow. GREAT SALE OF GIFTS. To finally remove all debt from our property. OPENED 2.30 P.M.. WEDNESDAY. By MRS. GUNSON (Mayoress*. And Continued WED. AND THURS. EVENINGS. A Magnificent Display of Good=, ansl All Given Us.

GRANGE P.OAD BAPTIST CHURCH. BIBLE SUNDAY. 10 a.m.. Rev. J. D. McKemsie. 8.D.: 7 p.m.. Rev. W. 11. Hinton. Retiring Collection for Biiiie Society. TUESDAY", 7.30--Mlssion.iry address by Mr. .. J. Rolls. WEDNESDAY. 7.1--.-Prayer Meeting. ■pPSOM' BAPTIST CHURCHPastor: C. CHANT. 11 a.m.—Studies on "Jehovah the Covenant Keeping God." I. Jehovah Jireh: 7 p.m.--'■The Fonr Words of the Greal Ministry." I. Come. Conimnnion at close. Visitors Heartily Welcomed. "VTILFORD BAPTIST CHURCH. SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY SERVICES. Preachers—ll a.m. REV. T. WOOLOXALL. 2.4.-. p.m., PASTOR E. NICHOLI.S: 0.45 p.m.. PASTOR E. NICHOLLS. Special Sinaing by the Children. Assisted by Orchestra. TUESDAY. .TUNE 20.—Children's Tea and Concert. Collection for Sunday School. MOUNT ALBERT BAPTIST CHURCH. Minister. REV. A. ANSTICE. EXCHANGE SUNDAY. 11 a.m.-Rev. P.. Crocket. 7 p.m.—Rev. A. Anstrgg. PONSONBY BAPTIST CHURCH. RKV. 1,. E. BUSFIEM). 11 a.m.—Rev. .1. Lamb Harvey. 7 p.m.—Rev. L. B. Bttsfleld. Communion at Close. RICHMOND BAPTIST CHURCH. 11 a.m., "Whose Heart the Lord Opened"; 7 p.m., "Where the Carcase Is. There Will the Vulture* Be." Rev. R. Horn. All Heartily Invited, EDENDALE BAPTIST CHURCH. Morning, 11—Pastor F. Eadc. Evening. 7.—Pastor F. Eade. BERKS FORD STREET CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Next Central Fire Station. BIBLE SUNDAY. 11 a.m.—Rev. C. 3. Tocker. 7 p.m.—Rev. Frederic Warner. SATURDAY. 17th, at S p.m.—Bluebiri ■Gift Fnntrrsvl. MONDAY, 1l»th, at I.V, p.m.—Leay** or Literature. lecture by the president, entitled "Literary Spinsters and Bachelors." ' WEDNESDAY. 21*t—L.M.8. Lecture by '.-'. W- Mitchell; subject, "South Sea Mis-

TifOUNT EDEN CONGREGATIONAL ■ wx CHURCH. Corner View and Esplanade Roads. BIBLE SUNDAT. 11 a.m.—Ber. W. Macdonald. M.A. 6.45 p.m.—Song Service. 7 p.m.—Evangelistic Service, Rev. Harry Johnsou. "Crowning or Crucifixion."" Duet. Miss and Mr. Smith. a BEEN LANE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Minister. REV. HAROLD J. RALPH. 10 a.m.—Junior Christian Endeavour. 11 a.m.—"The Stilling of tbe Tempest."' 7 p.m.—"ln Memoriam," the late Mrs. Davis. MONDAY, at 7.80 p.m.-Girls" Club. Address by Mrs. 11. M. Smeeton. WEDNESDAY, at 7.30 p.m.—Lecture by :Rev. Harry Johnson, entitled "Tho Growth of a New and Brighter Africa."

T*\ EVON PO R T CONGREGATIONAL xJ CHURCH. REV. J. MILBURN STEWAP.T. BIBLE SUNDAY. Services: 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Evening Subject: "Can the Bible Stand Against Its Critics?" *>TEWTON CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH -»* EDINBURGH STREET, NEWTON. (Morning. It. Mr. Frank Crespin, "A .Wonderfnit Book"; 6.45 p.m.. Song Service: 7 p.m., Mr. Frank Crcapiu, "The Touchstone of Christianity." "VfOUNT ROSKILL "A CHURCH. 11 a.m.—Rev. W. G. Slade. M.A. 7 p.m.—Bcv. George Jaefciion. 0 N ' EI! v N " G * CONGREGATIONAL y CHURCH.-H a.m. fPalptt Exchange). •Rev. .7. Wrlgley. 7 p.m., -Does the New rcstaiiicnt leach Communism?" Preacher Rev. T. jjon-ih worth. V*. ESTEKN SPRINGS CONGREG .- * * TIONAL CHURCH. Morning, 11 a.m.: Evening, 7 p.m. TNTERNATIONAL BIBLE STUDENTS' X ASSOCIATION. "MILLIONS NOW LIVING WILL NICVER »_E." A GREAT LECTURE. — TUB MEsSSA-GB OF THE HOUR -■ To all who live rucntnlly on any plane above the grossly material. Because "the world has ended" in the Biblical and only true sense of the word, this message is now due. II is not a catch phrase, but a serious proclamation, built on Bible facts. NOTE THE PLACES: DEVONPORT - VICTORIA THEATRE. Speaker, Mr. Arthur Twyrord. ONEHUNGA — "FORESTERS' THEATRE. Speaker, Mr. Edward Nelson. 7 P.M. — SUNDAY. JUNE" 25 — 7 P.M. ■Eight Dayß Hence. Admission Free. No Collection. ltjN INTERNATIONAL (BIBLE STUDENTS.— Meeting., Class Hall. 173 A. Symonds St., TO-MORROW (Sunday), June 18. Revelation v.. :; p.m.; Atonement. 7 p.m. , Avondale. 2.45 p.m. litl

$ fTTHEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY, H.P.B. -L LODGE. 351. QCEEN STREET AUCKLAND. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) EVENING. At 7 o'clock. MADAME LEEDHAM-CROWE, Tlie Noted English Pianiste and Composer. Will Deliver a Public Lecture on "GREAT MUSICIANS." Illustrated with Musical Items. MR. JOS. CALVERT, Tenor, will Assist. MEMBERS are notified that a. Fellowship Meeting will be held at tbe.aoove address next. Tuesilaj" Evening, at 8 o'clock. Speakers: Messrs. G. Trevithlc and J-. Zahar*.