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ECCLESIASTICAL C!T. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN " CHURCH. LOWER STMONDS STREET. 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.—REV. T. LAMB HARVEY. Evening eubject : •-.Ring Out the Old, Ring In the New." Musi.- : Morning—Quartet. -Turn Thy Face From Mv Sin-'- (Sum-ram. Misses Lois Evans an<i Jessie Bartlett. Messrs. A. H. Ripley and A. Colledge. Evening — Quartet, -Sanctus"' (Gounod). ■vocalists as above: Duet. "All Ye Who weep- (Fa i<. re). Missm Evans and Bartlett: Tenor Solo. "How Many Hired servants'- (Sullivan). Mr. RlpleT- Base Solo. ••Xazarerh" (Gounod). Mr. Colledge. Hon. Organist. Dr. Neil M<'DougaH. jgT. JAMIfS" ■PRTJSSBTTEtffiTTCttTTRCH. WELLINGTON STREET. 1! a.m.—Rev. Geo. Peterson. 7 p.m.—Rev. Geo. Paterson. Anthem. -The Lord Is Exalted." A'isitors to the <":ity Cordially Welcomed. All Seats Free. ST. STEPHENS PRESBYTERIAN CHfRCH. Jervois Road. Ponsonby. Minister: REV. FftAZER B. BARTON. B.A. Services at 11 a.m. and 7 pAn. Sabbath Morning Prayer Meeting at 10 30 A Hearty Wflromo is Extended to All Visitors and Strangers. Or- DAVID'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. KHTBER PASS ROAD. 11 .am. and 7 p.m. RBV. D. <\ HERRON, M.A.. M.C. All Seats Free. MT. EDEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, MKJCXT E»F.X ROAD (Near Tram Terminus). SPECIAL SERVICES FOR THK NEW YEAR. II a.m.—"Divlue Leading." The Backward Look. Psalm cvli.. 7. 7 p.m. —"The Secret of Progress." The Forward Look. Phil. 111.. 13. KEY. LEONARD H. HINT. _ KX'OX PRESBYTERIAN' CHURCH. PARNEI.L (Blrdwood Cre«cent>. Rf:V. JOHN BISSETT. THE ASSEMBLY'S EVANGELIST. 11 a.m.—"The Secret of » Victorious Life." 7 p.m.—"Closing the Year with Profit or Loss." 'Wpekly Prayer Meeting. Thursday EvenIns, 7.43 o'clock. Seats Free. All Are 'Welcome.

SOMERVELL PRESBYTERIAN" CHURCH RKMUERA. 11 a in. and 7 p.m. NEW YEAR MESSAGES. Visitors Welcomed. REV. .1. HATTISOX. CJT. LUKE'S PRESBYTEIIIAX OHURCH, S3 REMIERA. Minister. REV. C. J. TOOKER. KPXDAY, DECEMBER 31. Scats Free. All Welcome. 11 a.m. end 7 p.m. EPSOM PRES'IBYTERIAX CHCRCH, GARDXEfR R'OAU. 11 a.m.-"Life's Evening." 7 p.m.— "Life's Morning." Stramrers Welcome. fieats Kree. WM. McDOXALD. Minister. tVT. PAUL'S PRESBYTRRIAX CHCRCH. S3 I>KVOXPORT. 1J *.m. — Rev. Harold J. Ralph. 7 p.m.-Rev. Ronald &. Wateon, M.C., MA.

All Seats Free. Hymn Books Provided for Visitors. St. γ-etek s pres-jyterTax church Great North Koad. Grey I.ynn. — Treacher Rev. Thomas 'Hall May. Morning nt 11. "The Shepherd Psulin." Evening at 7. "The Backward Look." 'Visitors Welcomed. ICH-MOXD PRE.*ByTERIA'N «CHt"RiCH. FRANCIS ST. (Grey Lynn Terminus.) Morning. 11. Evening, 7. DCXCA.V MACPHERSOX. All Welcome. OU'NT AT. BERT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. VI a.m. and 7 p.m. Prea.-uer: REV. R. CROCKET. All Visitors Welcome. TfUEXDADE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Service* «t 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. f\ X E H V X G A PRESBT TE BIAS CHURCH. Morning and Evening. REV. G. B. IVGLIS. LOWER REMUERA MISSION :HA'LL. 7 p m.—Presbyterian Service. Mr. C. Beaver. SI i t= a r. i T N. PON'SONBY ROAD. Xewton End. Treacher TO-MORROW : THE REV. ALBERT THQ.RSHTL.L. M A. 11 ..m.-The Chur.-h and the WorH. ' 7 nm — "This Fateful Tear: Ms Record and .Meaning." 41 Truthneekers Invited. Vlnitora Wqcome. HO WIB STREET HiU Oft* Karangabupe Road. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY). 7 P..M. Messrs. Storey and Duncan. THURSDAY. 7.30 p.m.-Conversational Bible Reading. -pDEX HALL, VIEW RD., SIT. EDEN. SUNDAY. 7 p.m.—Speaker. "Mr. John Pho.T. i TUESDAY. 7.30 p.m. —Prayer and Praise ■ Meeting. i THURSDAY. 7.3" p.m.—'Bible Study ; Meeting. E VOX PORT GOS'PEI, HALL, Calliope Road. nVAXGELISTIC MT.RVICB. SUNDAY. 7 p.m.-Bright Testimony Meetpr>*T>AT. 6.4S p.m.-Son* Service. SUNDAY. S o.m'-OPEN-AIR SERVICE in Marine Square. Al.t. ARK HKABTtLY INVtTEn.

UNITY CHURCH OF SPIRITUALISTS. Oddfellows HaU. Pitt Street. « (Mf.—N-CMDBOLOGY. Tea at r> o'clock. 7 P.M.-SPEAKER. MR. CT-EOHOBS. Siil'jecf. "Fresh Resolutions. MONDAY. H.*> "harp, our Lanneli Kal Or'a leaves Norrlifote Ferry Tee Steps for ftcnlr. CI P_l B I T V A L I S M. SYMONDS STREET SPIRITUALISTS' CHURCH. Orange Hall. Sjtooikl* Street, opposite Ljrl • Theatre. SJUXDAY, 7 P.M. PROMPT. MR. EITRGiESS. Evangelist. Healer. Health mognoeer and Psychometrical Teaefcer. • Will ilel'.ver an Address. Subject: "The Dawn of tl»e New Year. Solrlt World's Message." TUU will he one of the most Instrtiiitive BtlitrP?«es ever delivered by this Spiritual Silver Collection. Bring Flowers. 7V O~~~ KBWARD.—yor Bible proof that the iO 5.7. Almanac Saturday is the seventh <lav of the Creator's week. Gen. 1.: T'lf* ~e'niiine BU>le .Salibntli is the mis-called Sundar. .Jeborah will not accept tiie profane irorkin? dar. for hi* Holy Sabbath, though It be called Saturday" in mistake. Ene 22-J6. I.iteratnre free. —Darid Nield. 148, Taamau et., Wellinfton. 7