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ECCLESIASTICAL. _ CJ, ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN *->• CHURCH, Lower Symonds Street. 11 a.tu. fund 7 p.m.—REV. J. LA-tftt HARVEY. Morning—Solo, -God Shall Wipe Away AH Tears." Miss Liuyard. Kveuing—Subject, " MASTER OF YOUR FATE:"' 7 p.m.-MONTHLY MUSICAL SERVICE. ; . i S. Andrew's Quartet: .' j Misses Lois Evans aud Nellie Lingard ; L I Messrs. A. 11. Ripley and A. li. Colludge. 0 (il Quartet and Ciiulr. "lie Shall Dwell .. ■ • iStalner.i -i 5...10, 'O, My Heart is Sore" (Beethoven), .Mr. Ripley. 3 .31 Tn,,, -The Hour uf Vengeance" (Boetliuveu), .Miss Evans and Messrs. Ripley and C-liedge. .t) yuurtet, "Conic Unto Illni" .. i-ciounodi w) Solo, "Nearer. My God, lo Thee" ,] iL'areyi, Miss l.v.in.s. I'll Quartet and choir, "As I'ants the Hart" iSpohr) Hon. Orgr.nist : Dr. Neil McDougall. Social Ua.f Hour After Evening Service. B . Strangers ami Visitors Welcomed. CJT. JAMES' PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, . KJ WELLINGTON ST. (Off Pitt St.). s - Minister, REV. EVAN R. HARRIES. 11 ii.iv. —Rev. E. K. Harries. Subject: "Witnesses of Cod." Antheiu, "Thou Wilt '■" Keep 11 mi in Perfect Peace" (Roberts). Soloist, Mr. A. L. Macpherson. - 7 p.m.—Rev. A. S. Wilson. Subject: h "Young Men and Decision of Character." it Anthem, "Wa.'k About Zi.m" (Simper). _ Retiring Collections for Theological College. Session nt 10.15 a.m. All Seats Free. All Are Welcome. fclT. DAVID'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, id KHYBER PASS ROAD. Services. 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. r REV. D. C. HERRON, M.A. All Seats Free. - OT. STEPHENS PRESBYTERIAN O CHURCH (Jervois Road, Ponsonby). Minister: REV. FKAZER B. BARTON, B.A. 11 a.m.—Rev. W. D. Morrison Sutherland, of Mount Albert. 7 p.m.—Rev. (!. B. Inglis. s. Prayer Meetings: Sunday Morning, 10.30 n.m.: Wednesday Evening, 7.30 p.m. ,- T.'-NOX PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, AY PARNELL (Blrdwood Crescent). - 11 a.m.—"The People Outside the '• Church." 7 p.m.—"Shall we Have the Bible in the State Schools?" d Preacher :- REV. G. H. 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