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Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 59, 10 March 1923, Page 10

| ECCUMASTICAE. CH URC HE S OF CHRIS (Holding Life and Advent Truths). I WEST STREET, off Karangahape Boa I And WALTERS ROAD, off Dominion Road. [ Morning at II for Fellowship. WEST STREET. Afternoon at 2.4s —Sunday School Evening, at 6.4s—Preaching Service MR. GEO. ALDRIDGE Subject: "THE KINDRED OF THE KING." Fifteen Minutes Song. Service Quarterly Church Xlceting n t West St Monday Evening, 7.45: Bible School, Wee nesday Evening. 7.43. Wakens Road, Taur! day Evening, 7.4ri. WALTERS ROAD. 'Bright Mission Service at 7 p.m. Speakei Hearty 'Singing. \ CoriHa! Welcome. QHURCHES OF CHRIS 1 (ASSOCIATED). _ PONSONBY ROAD-11 a.m.. Worship ■ p.m., Ralph Genble, B.A. DOMINION ROAD-11 a.m., Worship: p.m.. Mr. Kyine. .. ONEHUNGA—If a.m., Worship; 7 p.m. Mr. Greenwood. A'VONPALE—II a.m.. Worship; 7 p.m. Mr. Creamer. POINT CHEVALIER—7 p.m., Mr Perkins. .DEVONPORT—II a.m.. Worship. Christian- sci c n c*"c First Church of Christ Scientist. Auckland SOCIETY OF ARTS HALL, Kitchener Street. SERVICE, SUNDAY. 7 P M Subject, "MAN." Goldeu Text, Genesis, i.. 27 Sunday School. 11 a.m. Wednesday—Service, s p. m READING ROOM, SHORT'S BUILDINGS Qjjeen_Street. open t2.:ii) 4. fl II R I S T A D E L P H I~a"n1 *-7 Freemasons' Hall. Belgium Street 11 a.m.—fellowship Meeting. < p.m.—'-God's Business. Our Business. No Collection. r] hr ist ad ETfirn~r! „ Tl, e Scots' Hall. Symonds Street. Fellowship Meeting. Sunday. Ham Birmingham Old Statement of Faith All Christadelphlans Welcome. /■•* ii nista dcl p h iXn SERVICF Masonic Hall. Remuera Road SUNDAY. Morning, at 11.—Public Address. Evening. at 7.-_Sub.lect. "God's Tw, I ovenapts.'' j " Jjl RO M TII E MOUNT AIN S. NEW CHURCH (SWEDENBORGIAN) NEWTON ROAD. NEAR TOP SYMONDS STREET. SUNDAY MORNING AT 11. REV. ROBERT J. STROjNG. rpHE UNITED EVANGELICAL CHCRCI -*-HE UNITED EVANGELICAL CIIURCI IN NEW ZEALAND. SERVICES AT THE TIVOLI THEATRE MOUNT EDEN, AND WIRI. 10 a.m.—Fellowship Meeting. 11 a.m.—Subject: "Christ the Reve.ilei of God Before ills Incarnation." 7 p.m.—Evangelistic Service. "THE DAYS OF CAIN." "THE DAYS OF CAIN.' Their Civilisation and its End. Minister: REV. A. A. MURRAY. t 6.48 p.m.—Song Service, Choir Pieces etc. MOUNT EDEX. MOBXT EDEN (Corner of Mount Eden and Valley Roads] Services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Minister : REV. WM. PERRY. Residents Are Cordially Invited. *" IKI - WIRI. i.oO p.m. 7.30 „. m Preacher: MR. A. MANOAH THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING. 7.30 P M GRAFTON LIBRARY HALL. Bible Study. "Holiness," Mr. S. Wood. ..., Address - Personal Work." Rev. A S Wilson. Young People Specially Invited. MUSICAL TUITION. A UCKLAND SCHOOL 57 MUSIC -*• 25. ARAWA STREET. (Off Khybcr Pass). MR. AND MRS. H. FRANCIS CORNWALL. Specialists in the Italian Method of VOICE PLACING AND SINGING. Expert Teachers of Violin, Plane, Mandolin. Guitar (with Steel). Banjo, Utulele. etc Open for Concert Engagements. S JOHN A N S O N, TEACHER- OF VIOLIN, VIOLONCELLO f #AND. MANDOLINE, HAS OPENED A STUDIO AT 24K, SYMONDS STREET, And will be in Attendance Afternoon and Evening. 6S FL U TJB AN D FIcC OL O. G. E. P O ORE SOLO FLAUTIST. Teacher of Flute and Piccolo. 43. PONSONBY ROAD. B MR. F. E. FAIRBURN, Teacher Pianoforte (Relaxation) nnd Theory: 22~1 examined. 109 passes.—Studio, 178, Symonds St S VIOLIN Teacher has Vacancies for Pupils: thorough tuition : 35/ quarter. Teacher, .160, Stab. 530 "VfISS TTILDA T>ARKINSON, CERTIFICATED TEACHER OF ELOCUTION, T.C.L. (and Honours). Trained by Madame Mabel St. James. London. Recitation. Gesture. Grace, studio: 23. ROSE ROAD. GREY' LYNN. _ . 651 HISS T> UT H pi RRI T, CERTIFICATED TEACHER OF ELOCUTION. Pupil of Madame St. James, Professor of Elocution, London), interviews: English and Foreign Piano Agency. Fridays. 4-6 p.m. Vddress: WILLIAM ST. MT. ALBERT. 7 [J»LOCUTIOX. Singing.-Mr. Elson Bond. V* "Stomfleigli." Raufcmzl Re., Mt. Eden. 2S RESTAURANTS. TEA ROOMS. r»ELGIUM T O U X G E. PECIAL PRICES. SPECIAL CATERING. (UICK AND WELL-SERVED LUNCHES FROM 12 TO 2 P.M. Od and 1/. j .FTERNOON TEAS (Smoking Permitted). 6d. Between 2 ar.d S p.m. Music, 2.30 to 4.30 p.m. Irchestra Playing Every Friday Evening. Business People, VE'BE OPP. SMITH AND CAUOHEy'S. B PHE DRINK YOU LIKE. Get it at . Stacey's. There you are served pleasing drinks of fine flavour. Try either sparkling iced fruit drink or the rich Ice Cream Soda. The iced Milk Shake also finds many favourites • also pure grape juice. One can find variety and quality in drinks at , STACEY'S. -01. Queen Street. B 2A-VFORDS JOINING "DOOMS. Opposite G.P.0.. OCEEN STREET. FISH MEALS. FISH MEALS. FISH MEALS. Open from 8 a.m. until 7 p.m. Daily. ! (Closed All Day Sundays.! C KENSINGTON Dining Rooms—Why Coo* IV Sundays! Dine at the Kenslnetctf tinner from 12 to 2; 5 to 7.—Princess lulldlng. opp.. Strand Arcade. Queen St : . ■■ - WFB PICCADILLY Tea Rooms Open Every - Evening till 7.30. Fridays and Saturays till 10 p.m. n \ S '.oiig as your Bon: has an Upper you j A. . . cau fit WOOD MILNE RUBBER SOLES, erause they are fixed with small screws which . are easily replaced. RB