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Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 116, 17 May 1924, Page 10

ECCLESIASTICAL. CHURCHES OF CIIR IST (Holding Life and Advent Truths). WEST STREET AND WALTERS ROAD. Morning at 11—For Fellowship. Afternoon at 2.4s—Sunday School. WEST STREET. Evening at o.4s—Preaching Service. MR. GEO. ALDRIDGE. Subject: "THE NEW HEAVEN AND THE NEWEARTH." COME EARLY FOR THE SONG SERVICE Bible School at West St., WEDNESDAY EVENING, 7.45 : Walters Rd., THURSDAY EVENING, 7.45. Subject, "The Epistle to the Hebrews." WALTERS ROAD. BRIGHT MISSION SERVICE at 7 p.m. Speaker: MR. T. LAURIE WILCOCK. Subject : "IF CHRIST BE NOT BISEN." A Warm Welcome. Hearty Singing. GIPSY PAT SMITH Campaign. Remember it Every Night Next Week, TOWN HALL. 7.30. _ CHURCHES OF CHRIST (ASSOCIATED). PONSONBY ROAD.—II a.m.. Worship; 7 p.m., Ralph Gebbie. B.A. I DOMINION ROAD.—II a.m., Worship; 7 p.m., Mr. 3. J. Franklyn. RICHMOND.—II a.m., Worship; 7 p.m., Mr. Glalster. ONEHUNGA.—II a.m., Worship; 7 p.m., Mr. A. Creamer. AVONDALE.—II a.m.. Worship; 7 p.m., Mr. J. C. Lalng. POINT CHEVALIER.—7 p.m., Mr. Bull. DEVONPORT.—II a.m.. Worship. GIPSY PAT SMITH Campaign. Remember it Every Night Next Week. TOWN HALL, 7.30. "QiII O W US THE FAT II E R." NEW CHURCH (SWEDENBORGIAN), NEWTON RD., near Top Symonds St. SUNDAY MORNING. AT 11. Reading Circle After Lunch. • REV. ROBT. .1. STRONG. GIPSY PAT SMITH Campaign. Remember il Every Night Next Week. TOWN -HALL. 7..-10. 'fl H R 1 S T A D E L P II I A N S. *-' TIIE SCOTS MALL. SYMONDS ST. Fellowship Meeting. -Hindu... 11 n.m. Birmingham old Statement of Faith. All rh-istndelr.hiiuis Welcome. CURISTADELPHIANS, Freemasons' Hall, Belgium Street.—ll a.m.. Fellowship Meeting. 7 p.m.-—-"The Interval Between Old nnd New Testaments," Mr. W. S. Yearsley. No Collection. CHRISTADELPHIAN SERVICE, MASONIC HALL. Belmont Termcc. Rcnutora Road. Sunday Morning at 11. Meeting for i-V ri .HE UNITED EVANGELICAL CHURCH - 1 - IN NEW ZEALAND. ORANGE HALL. (Newton Road. Top Symonds Street.) 10 a.m.—Fellowship Sleeting. 11 a.m.--The Three B.'s. 3 p.m.—Siinilsy School Prize Giving. All invited. 7 p.m.—TIVOLI THEATRE. SuhWt: " HEAVEN. EARTH. AND HELL." " HEAVEN. EARTH, AND HELL." Minister— D. B. FORDE CARLISLE. o.4o.—The Song Service, 6.40. Conducted by the Choirmaster. Visitors Cordially Invited. MOUNT EDEN. MOUNT EDEN. 10 a.m.- -Fellowship Meeting. 11 a.m. —"The Anolntlns of the Spirit." 7 p.m.—"Their Foollt. Heart Waa Darkened." Minister. REV. WM. PERRY. 0.1.1.— Song Servii-e. WIRI. 2.30. WIRI. 2.30. Preacher. MR FRANCIS. Subject: "A Searching Question —Where Art Thou?" THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING. 7.80. Prayer for the Work — Personal Work. Address: MR. CARLYLE. ♦ TTNITED EVANGELICAL CHURCH, New Municipal Hall, Broadway, Newmarket. Sunday, at 11 a.m.—"Day* of Heaven upon Earth." Sunday, at 2.30 p.m.—Bible Classes and Sunday School. Sunday, at 7 p.m.—"Signs of the Times." "Signs of the Times." "Signs of the Times." Bright Song Service Begin- nt 6.45 p.m. Midweek Service, Wednesday, -.3C p.m. Service at Royal Oak Hall, Thursday, 7,30 p.m. Minister, T. R. CAMERON. GIPSY PAT SMITH Campaign. Remember it Every Night Next Week. TOWN HALL, 7.30. __•_. fPIIE SALVATION A RMY Vajf ±HE ©ALVATION -**-RMY f£SK TjAKHACKS, tyaKL. AJ.MtRACKS, ALBERT STREET. We liuve pleasure in inviting you '.o a series of UNIQUE. EXTRAORDINARY, INTERESTING SERVICES. SERVICES. SERVICES. 11 a.m.—HOLINESS CONVENTNON. Address by Ensign Gill Inglis on " THE LOST VISION." 3 p.m.—Gospel by Gramophone. Clara Butt and Gipsy Smith will sing. The founder of the Salvation Army will deliver an nddi.ess. Naval Salvationists will also take part. 7 p.m.—GRAMOPHONE GOSPEL SERVICE. If $-oh were not so fortunate as to hear the late General William Booth preach, here is a unique opportunity. Come and hear the late GENERAL WILLIAM BOOTH (founder of the Salvation Army), who will deliver a telling address ("He being dead, yet speakcth,") Gipsy Smith will sing. Clara Butt will sing. The "Besses o' the Barn" Band will lead congregational singing. ENSIGN GILL INGLIS. (The Big Australian with the Big Message.) Will take for his Subject, "VOICES FROM THE UNSEEN WORLD." 10 a.m.—Mount Street, Brother Vaughan. Our thanks arc due to Howie's Gramophone Parlours, Upper Queen Street, who have so kindly loaned the "Rexonola" Gramophone and Records used in these Hcrvlces. HP.B. LODGE OF THE THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. 371. QUEEN STREET. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), AT 7 P.M. A Public Lecture, entitled, "THE CHANGING LAWS OF MAN ON THE ETERNAL LAW OF GOD." Will be delivered by MRS. M. HYAMS. TUESDAY NEXT, at S p.m.—-Fellowship Meeting for Members, A UCKLAND THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. ■a** Society of Arts Buildings, Kitchener Street. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), AT 7 P.M. Public Lecture. "The Ancient Biblical Manuscripts." Continued from 1450. By MR. E. HEADLAM GREENHOWCMJNDAY AFTERNOON. ___£______-! MEN'S MEETING. mßt Will be held in Conjunction GIPSY PAT SMITH'S MEETING Al TOWN HALL AT. P.M. Every Man who can possibly do so should be at this Meeting. STRANGERS' TEA Will be Held at the V.M.C.A., As Usual, _.45. GIPSY PAT SMITH CAMPAIGNRemember it Every Nigbt Next Week. TOWN HALL. 7.30. 183 DRESS AND FASHIONS. LWAYST Satisfaction.—Winter Under. wear and Hosiery.—Value, Variety, at Matthews nnd Andrews, 147, Symonds St. NEW Season's Patterns Arrived.—Alterations and Remodelling a Specialty.— The Little Tailor Shop. Victoria St: E. rRALINE for Influenza and Colds Scores at Every Dose.—Chemists and Stores. 1/6 and 2/6. B