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ECCLESIASTICAL. _ '-.I (JT ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. I.ewer Symouds Street. V ' l: :i vi— Rev ItonaM S. Watson. M.A.. ij M.c. nnnrtet. "But ;!ie Lord Is Mindful" ; ~il. Panli. STAIN|:KS "CKUCIFIXION." •:. i \;i- ; s I."is EVANS, Soprano. d , MISS .li:ssii: UAKTI.ETT, Contralto M!:, AlM'ill'R H. KIPLEY. Tenor. ii j Ml: A. CULLIDGE I-..1V- ; Au i ciinii:. ;Hi Mi iirziiiiM iK NI: I!. M-IH.)U(iAI L. ; OT. .lAMKS - PHESIiYTKKIAX I'lllllil'll. •" O VVKLI.IXG'J'ON STREET. ! 11 iiu. l:i:\. G. PATERSOX and P.RIG,v ■ M'll.l: i;. .1. STUM:. «|i« win tell of SalI vaii :i Ai-mo nork. 7 ■■• in. iii:v. i;. PATI'RSON. j An; ■ :i; ••'[■!:•■ I.nrd Cave The Word" iTunieri. v i-lii.rs T.i I'lih i it j Mudo Wel'M'.ni-. i .Ml Slims l-r.-c "•-i: :..m. Men- Mertiiig in Young Men's ' Hill! _ Mltl Week Servi -c._ Wednesday. 7.30 p.m. ■l iCT DAVIDS PUESUYTEKI.VN cnUUCH . !'- KHYISKi: PASS UOAD. Servi.es II n.m. ami 7 p.ui lei I:i:V. D c. lIERROX, M.A.. M.C. All Seals Free. ''■ j A 5:,,,r! Ka-ier Servl.-i- will h<. held r.n I; MlMl Friday. at 11 n.m. . O'l' STEPHEN'S PRESBYTERIAN'! " |° CHURCH. ■lervois Komi. I'onsoiit.y. i Minster: I n Rl'-V. FKAZKR I!. BARTON. r>.A. | HAKVEST THANKSGIVIXG SERVICE" HARVEST THANKSGIVING SERVICES I < j At 11 A.M. and 7 P.M. j . _Spo--ial Musi.-. Kverybody TN'cl.-ome. : r EDEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. J ' NEAI! TRAM TKKM-INI S. ■; PPEi'IAL HARVEST THANKSGIVING ! , SERVICES. ; > 1! a.m. and 7 p.m. [1 I Subject: -The Christian Putv of ! IJpfnii-in.' " Itejnldng. ■ I Evening Soloist, Miss Burl;. Spe-ial Collection at ear-h fervice for Electric I.i-ht Installation. DT. LUKE'S PRKSBYTERIAN CHURCH, ° REMUERA. 1 ■ i ' SUNDAY. MARCH Si. :, I Divine Service at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Preacher. KEY. c. J. TOCKEP. ] A: :he Evening Service an Augmented chnir wiil render ■THE CRLCIFIXION" iSniner). Poloisu: Bass: MR. J. RYAN. Tenor: MR. W. LEATHER. ' Seats Free. All Welcome. ) ' X" NOX PRESBYTERIAN CHUUCII, ''AX.NELL (Birdwood Cresceat;. 11 a.m.—REV. G. M. MACnOXALT), : 7 p.m. — REV. G. SI. MACDONALD, M.A.. rs.Se. Wppkly Trayer Meeting. Thursday EvenIng. T.4D. 1 Special collection. Sunday. April S, for Reiniiv.il Expenses. SOMERVELL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, REMfERA. 11 a.m.—" The Master Conception of I Jesus Christ." i 7 p.m. —" Christian Citizenship." 7.30. REV. J. PATTISOV. Minister. • CJI. PAUL'S PRESBYTERIAN CHUBCH, . DEVONPORT. ' HARVEST THANKSGrVING SERVICE?. 11 a.m. —REV. .[. LAMB iIARIVEY. 7 p.m.-ni-r\'. K. S. WATSON. MX".. M.A. ; Collection for (Building Fuud. Gifts of Produce, etc., received at the Church this afternoon at l.»). Anthems.—Morning: "Ye Skill 'Dwell in the Land." "Lo: Summer Comes Again' , . (Sraim-n; "He Watereth the Hills" neyi. Evening: "The Wilderness" <Go-<-s>: "Hail. Gladdening Light" duet. "0 Lovely Peace." Miss B. iM. Stewart and Miss M. Barr. Organ Music—"Woodland Rest" <Oehtue); . "Moonlight" il.emarei. PPSOM PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, • LJ GARDNER UOAD. 11 a.m.—" Hearing and Keeping the •Word." 7 p.m.—" Lessons in Human Sympathy." Strangers Welcome, Seats -Free- ' W. McDOXALD. Minister. ' "RfCHMOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. ■" lrancis St., Grey Lynn Tram Ter. -Morning. 11 a.m. Evening, 7 p.m. DUNCAN MACPHERSON. ) All Welcome. - «T. PETER'S PRESBYTERIAN CHUKCII • Creut North Koad. next Newton West School.—ll, Quarterly Communion Service: . .. "The coming Deliverer." Anthem, "■Hail to the Brightness. , o Zion Bright Morning "' 1 Preacher: KEY. THOMAS HALLIDAY. T\XOUNT ALBERT IT-ESBTTERIAN . ,J - CIIURCn. • 11 A.M. AND 7 P.M. AH Welcome. TTDENDALE PKESBYTEKIAN CHURCH. 11 and 7—Rev. J. D. McKenzie. B.D. To-day iSaturd'ay), 3 p.m., Unveiling Memorial Stone by Mrs. "Wilson. I QNEHUXGA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 11 a.m. —"The Church Victorious." 7 p.m. — "The Divided Self." KEY. D. l>. SCOTT. 1 TOWER RDMUERA MISSION HALL. 1 ±J 7 p.m. —Presbyterian Service. I • WR. JAMES STEWAKT. I TT N I T A R I A N. PONSONBY ROAD (Newton End). TO-MORROW, SUNDAY. ■ TWENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY TWENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY | Of the Founding of the Congregation, j 5 Preacher. - THE KEY. ALBERT TUORNHILL, M.A. • 11 a.m.—"OUR UNITARIAN TRADITION." 5 7 p.m.—"PRIEST OR PROPHET IN THE PULPIT." With Special Reference to the. congregational Union Manifesto. Morning Solo, "Light of Light," Miss P.utterworth. Evening Solo. "Life's Glorious Anthem," Mr. Karl Atkinson. Free and Progressive. Visitors We>nmi-. rt II It I S T I A X S O I E N C ,E. First Church of Christ Scientist. Auckland. SOCIETY OF ARTS HALL. Kitchener Street i SERVICE. SUNDAY. 7 P.M. Subject: " MATTER." t ' Golden Text: Daniel, ix .-,. Sunday School. 11 a.m. Wednesday—Service. 8 p.m i 3 READING ROOM. SHORT'S BUILDINGS. f Queen Street, open 12.50-1. - W ILUAiI STREET HALL. Near Dominion Road Terminus. ' EVANGELISTIC SERVICE. s TO-MORROW I.SUNDAY). 7 P.M. B Speaker: MR. J. lIOAK. j WEDNESDAY. 7.::n p.m.—DIBLE P.EAD■piRIENDS , MEETING HOUSE Mt FdT^i 1 ;,,- m - z r - s - vlv:lu Av — AduU school, »■!■■ ii.m. Meeting f<ir W.,,-sh!|.. 11 n .in t~a ATTENDED THE NGARUAWAHIA CAMPS „ LAST KA.STER. "1 «J