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ECCLESIASTICAL. A UCKLAND TJNITED QAMrAIGN. /-tAPTAIN GI T S V IP S V PA T A 'J. CJi M 1 T 11. OIIIT H. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY). TO-MORROW (SUNDAY). 11 AM — RAPTIST TABERNACLE. 11 A.M. — BAPTIST TABERNACLE. mown n a l v m O W N TT A L L. 3 P.M. AND g ls# O T.M.—MASS MEN'S MEETING. t> P.M.—MASS MEN'S MEETING. ST'B.TECT: " SOME OTHER THINGS EVERY FELLOW SHOULD KNOW." R Ll — EVFRYPODYS. 5.15 — EVERYRODYS. Siiblect: "2 TIP AND 3 TO PLAY." Subject: "2 UP AND 3 TO PLAY." Subject: "2 TTI» AND 3 TO PLAY." Subject: "2 UP AND 3 TO PLAY." NEXT WEEK. NEXT WEEK. NEXT WEEK. NEXT WEEK. EVERY NIGHT, 7.30. TOWN HALL. MIDDAY SERVICES. MIDDAY SERVICES. TUESDAY TO FRIDAY. 1 TO 1.30. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Hymn Sheets Provide*. All Welcome. A TyTESSAGE rpO J7VERYONE. ALL NATIONS MARCHING TO ARMAGEDDON. But—"MILLIONS NOW LIVING WILL NEVER DIE." Tbe International Bible Students Cordially Invite You To Hear This Address, in WEST miIEATRE, PONSONBY ROAD, TO-MORROW, CLNDAY, rr P.M. 0-MORROW, OUXUAY, • P.M. Speaker: EDWARD NELSON. Many say, Cannot Armageddon be averted? Five years ago, If Big Business, Big Church, and Big Politicians had given heed to the words of Jesus; ceased exploiting the people, told them the Truth, nnd honestly represented them (see Matthew xxiv.. 7-14, etc.), the great trouble just ahead would have been averted. The warning was not heeded. Armageddon is now inevitable. "But the Lord will be the Hope of His People" (Joel ill.. 16). There nre MILLIONS NOW LIVING WHO NEVER WILL DIE. If unable to hear this Lecture send 1/ for the 126-page. Booklet, and read it. Address, 1.8.5.A., Box 705, Auckland. If affected by the slanderous attacks by .Ministers and Evangelists on the late Pastor Russell, scud for Free Rooklet, "Great Battle in the Ecclesiastical IHcavens." It is a complete and crushing answer to his traducers. ALL INVITED. SEATS FREE. NO COLLECTION. VS7ELCOME TO MEETINGS At AUCKLAND CHORAL HALL, Alexandra Street (off Queen Street), Opp. Town Hall. Sunday Meetings. 11 n.m. and 7 p.m. At the MORNING SERVICE the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be Dispensed. If you love Our Blessed Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ, and own Him as the Son of God, you are cordially invited to remember His death and resurrection with us every week. HE IS COMING SOON. Evening Service.—The Wonderful Testimonies are Worth Hearing, and the Four Square Gospel Is presented in the Power and Demonstration of the Holy Spirit. We believe in the Baptism and Filling with the Holy Spirit, and have definitely received the Gift of the Holy Spirit as the Disciples V,™ _."_ the „ bc S!_ nin e ot this Church age. Read Acts il„ 38-39. rM. WE , E S „ N 4,? HT MEETINGS also at Choral Hall, Thursday and Saturday nights, OPEN-AIR MEETINGS, etc., announced from Platform. Meetings at Freeman's Bay, Corner Drake Street nnd Union Street Tuesdays and Fridays, 7.30 p.m., and Sundays, 7 p.m. _ Communications—P.O. BOX 1512, 5 f Auckland. rpHE KING'S BUSINESS. PALACE THEATRE (Corner Pitt Street. Karangahape Road.) TO-MORROW (SUNDAY!. -..r ll J. m -—Breaking of Bread and Public Worship. 7 p.m.—Subject. " The Three C.C.C. and the Three R.R.1..-' DUNLOP, EVANGELIST. SPEAKS. THE BIG ORCHESTRA. (Baton, J. Ewart.) In great form last Sunday. Don't miss it. Overture, " The Trumpet Sound." Cornet Solo, "Alas. Those Chimes" (Harry Valentine). NOTE.—The Great I AM, not the Great I WAS. is the Christ of the human hearts need. Come and hear about I-lim. MUSICAL TTJITTOW. M ISS D° BA JUDSOX (Frankfurt Conservatorium). TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE. Next Term begins Monday, May 2«th. At Home: Friday. May 23r_, 11-12 and 2-4. Address: 10, Gillies Ay„ Epsom. Phone 3u3S. TITR. F. E. FAIRBURN, Teacher Piano- ■*•'-*• forte (Relaxation) 'and Theory. 242 examined. IS7 passes. Studio: 178, Symonds St. BOOKS AND PUBLICATIONS. mHE PATON CENTENARY. As the Centenary of Dr. J. G. Paton's birth occurs on May 24, 1924. It has been deemed desirable that a New Edition of his Life, brought up to date, should be Issued The following book— " THE STORY OF JOHN G. PATON," ■ By Dr. J. Pnton. Revised by A. K. Langridgc. Price, 3/6. Posted. 4/. We can heartily recommend. Also a Small Edition for Bible Class Study. Price. 1/. Posted, 1/1. Obtainable from the AUCKLAND SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION DEPOT, Darby Street, Auckland.