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I rCCJI-BSIASTICAX. I ' THE METHODIST CHURCH OF NEW ZEALAND. AUCKLAND CENTRAL CIRCUIT. PITT HTKKI-γ. —11 n.m. R"T. .T. .T. jT.ewis: 7 p.m.. Hey 11. Kanston. M.A.. ; I.ill. D. Anilieni. "O. Come, and Let Us 1 Return" iJnrksnn). Ursan Recital fro::i i v.-l". by Mr. Edgar Randal. KINGSI.AXI).—II a.r.i . Hey. A. Reader: 17 p.m.. lti-v. A. Reader. Subiect. "Will the \ Roily RUe Ami lilt" Anthem, "O, For a : Clos-T Wuik." EDF.N TKUUAi :■:. -II a.m.. Mr. C. H. Taylor: 7 p.m.. Rev. S. Grlllltli. DOMINION ROAD. —11 a.m.. Rev. (I. E. Hro«ii : 7 p.m.. Uot. G. E. Brown. AUCKLAND METHODIST MISSION. EAST STREET 1! a.m.. Younff People's ! Me. ,;i-. Sl-t.r Mirlum; 7 p.m., Sm:g S.-r- ---; vice. Rev. S. Green. I'KAM'I-: STREET.—(I a.m., Mr. R. McI ICe,. ; 7 .1.111. Mr. U. r.lirlle. AI EXANDEi: STREET. H).:!0 a.m.. '. Cliildn-ii's Service; 11 a.m.. Itev. s. Given : 7 p.m.. Mr. A. Ma :h : 5.1.1 p.m.. M.-ii-. , Mi-i-iilig. Mr. I. Williaiu.s. AUCKLAND EAST' CIRCUIT. MI'.TiIODIST I'IiLI.KGIATE IIIIKIII. I Graflwil Koi.d.—ll 11.111.. Key. .1. Hi- h.i:-ds : I 7 p 111., Key. Priin-;i-iil Laws, D.D. EPKOM. 1! a.m.. Key. I:. Drake. Siibjeel. •■The Inehea nf tin- Impossible": 7 I p.m.. Rev. W. G. M:nlc. M.A. i .Mul'NT EDEN. li a.m., liev. W. li. i Sla.le. M.A. : T pm.. Rev. E. Drake. SubX'EWMAUKKT.—II a.m.. Mr. .1. M. ForMei-; 7 p.m.. Mr. I-'. W. Sione. preacher ami solnisi. Gospel i-liuruH by choir. PARNEI.L.-11 a.m., Mr. C. Bycroft ; i 7 11.111.. R-v. T. li. Carr. Snl.jeel. -Am 1 IMy I'.rollier'H Keeper;' Soloist, Mr. Newsome. ICKMIKKA. II v.m., Mr C 11. Hullwood: 7 p.m.. Itev. .1. Richards. Sulij.-.-i. "Twill Darlings of the Devil llm.xo and I Belling." I " — " " AUCKLAND WEST I'IIHTIT. ST. .IOHN'S. Rev. C. 11. Olds. I! A. II ii in Children's Service. Subject, "Tonils anil Cryaiala": 7 p.m.. "Iβ a Man Belter the Lord, O My Sou!!" (Siiupor. FRANKLIN KOAD. — 11 a.m. Mr. .1. Crooks; 7 p.m.. Key. J. lllphi-rt. Sul.J"-!. ■■('an.We He Sure of God V" Anthem, "The Cross of Christ" (Tcnny.i. RICHMOND AVKXUE.—II n.m., Key. .1. Olphert ; 7 p.m.. Mr. .1. Crooks. BAYFIELD. —11 a.m., Mr. A. Manoah: 7 p.m.. Mr. l'iesse. GREAT NORTH ROAD.— 1 I a.m.. Mr. Dillon ; ".' p.m., Mr. W. G. Markham. A.NEIHNUA METHODIST CIRCUIT. ONEHUNGA.—II a.m., Rev. G. S. Cook. I PENROSE.— II a in.. Mr. W. R. Bungay : 0.-lv p.m.. Supply. MANUERE.—7 p.m., Mr. W. R. Bungay. ' I"\E YON PORT METHODIST CIRCUIT. DEVOXPOUT.—II a.m.. Mr. F. Crospin : 7 p.m.. SPECIAL MUSICAL SFKVICE. Cantata, "The D.niglil.-r (if Jnlrus." Soloists. Mrs. E. Richards. Mr. K. C. Nixon. Mr. F. B. KnlhiTlniiil. Preacher. Rev. J. Ernest Parsons. STANLEY BAY — 11 a.m.. Key. .1. Ernest Parsons; 7 p.m., Mr. P, C. Pace. VAUXUALL.—'J.-13 p.m., | Sunday School. ! BIKKENIIEAD METHODIST CIRCUIT.— ! lilrkeiiheail : 11, Key. \V. A. Hurley': 7. Rev. 11. N. Duthie, Missionary Irom India. Northeole: 11. Rev. .1. Wrigley ; C.-li. Community Singing: 7 Rev. \V. A. Hurley. lUrkdale:*ll, Rev. It. N. Dnthle; 7, Mr. E. C. Horsman. Glentield : :;, Rev. R. N. Duthie. Everybody should hear the message of Mr. Dm hie about his work in India. TITT. ALBERT METHODIST CHURCH. 11 a.m.—Rev. W. T. Blight. B.A. 7 pm —Rev. A. Liveroedgo Subject, "Whin I Find in the Cross" rpAKAPUXA METHODIST CHURCH. -*- Morning. 11. Rev. 11. Ranston, M.A., Litt-D. Solo. Miss M. Mills. Evening, 7, Mr. F. Souster. Anthem. Drowns Bay— 7 p.m.. Rev. T. R. H. Woolloxall. ME N [ A Cordial Welcome awaits You at MEN'S MEETING. Baptist Tabernacle. TO-MOK-ROW (Sunday) AFTERNOON, at :',. Key. Joseph W. Kemp speaks on " THE FACT OF CHRIST." AUCKLAND CENTRAL TIfISSION. UCKLAXD VENTMI, -"J-ISBION. Corner Victoria and Albert Streets.' Motto : "Have Faith in God." Missioner, REV. A. W. INGRAM. SUNDAY SERVICES. 10..10 a.m. — Prayer. 11 a.m. Subject, "From Gloom to Gladness." 7 p.m.—Subject, "Bartering Our Birthri? MONDAY 7 p.m.—SPECIAL MEETING OF GIRLS' CLASS. Farewell to Mrs. Chamberlain aud welcome to new leader, Mrs P.ailey. I'rogrnmme by members of •lass. Everybody invited, especially Mission 'TUESDAY, C.30. —Boys' Club and Band Practice. Other meetings ns usual. ■pDEN HALL. KD., MT. EDEN. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY). 7 p.m. — GOSPEL SERVICE. MR. V. S. MARTIN. TUESDAY, 7.30. —Prayer Meeting. THURSDAY. 7.30 p.m.—Address to Christians, Mr. V. S. Martin. HOWE STREET II A L L. (Off Karanpcnhape Road), SUNDAY, 7 P.M.—MR. NORMAN HYDE. Subject: "P\ST PRESENT AND FUTURE." Over 200 S.S. Children will Sing Anniversary Hymns. Don't Miss Hearing. THE MAN WITH A MESSAGE. THE CHILDREN WITH PRAISE. DEVONPORT GOSPEL HALL, Calliope Koad. Special Addresses will be given by MR. ALEX. STORRIE. SUNDAY. 7 p.m.—" Cleansed. Clothed and Crowned." SUNDAY. GAr, p.m.—Song Service. SUNDAY, R p.m. — Usual OPEN - AIR SERVICE. ALL ARE HEARTILY INVITED To these Bright. Homely Services. \<£j™sr gUNDAY AFTERNOON. MEN'S MEETING AT -Lls. A Brief. Bright. Happy Meeting £or M"n. MEN. come along, It is your Meeting. Choose your own hymns and be perfectly at ease. iloino hour to follow. Strangers to City are Especially Invited. 1)9.1 8111/lARDS. gAKTO,. M C G ILL AND Q O. MANUFACTURERS ALL SIZES OF BILLIARD, BILLIARDDINING TAV.LES. ALL REQUISITES IN STOCK FOR THE GAME. CUES. BALLS. TIPS, WAFERS, CHALK. CLOTH. SHOWROOM AND FACTORY: -!U7, QUEEN STREET. Telephone 12nr>. < s DRESSMAKERS AND COSTUMIERS. c A TTEXTIOX—High Class Spring Milll- S nery now showing. Exclusive Styles. "I Hoderate Prices.—Miss Kielty. Le Beau ilonde. 470, Queen St., opp. Y.W.C.A. I —.——^—.———^—^— c MUSICAL TUITION. ] \TR. F. E. FAIRBURN, Teacher Plnno- 3 - L,J - forte (Relaxation) and Theory 1 iiamined, IS7 passes. Studio: 178 -» Sj-monda St. a 13