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Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 188, 9 August 1924, Page 10

SCrXESTAS TICAL. i CH URCII E S 0 V CHRIST. (Holding Life an.l Advent Truths.) WEST STREET AND WALTERS KOAD. Morninw ;n 11- r.. r Kelli.wahlp. Alti-ruooa at J. 1.",.-— Sunday School. WKst sti:ki;t. Evening al 1i.1.".. Preaching Service. ;| MX. GEO. ALt'KIDGE. 'j S.li.jeel : I "DO WE NEED .\ NEW P.EXORMA- . I TIONr , ; 'ilie ModirnUtrt -Jiy ne .1... and would | 1 we follow them and ivuiiiln true to our ' I ill sf.- ---■ i Uiliie Sel!o..| ill West Street, Weihiesday j Evening, ;ii 7.4... Walters Rnud, Thursday WALTERS KOAD. URIGIIT .MISSION SERVICE. ! Ai ; Dciock. < Sprakei-: -MR. S. WiLSiIN. Suiijeci : "Jill: VVIJKLO."' '. Heariy S.nguu'. A Cordial \Vc!c..ine. | ■/1 11 I." RC 11 ii F |1 II HIS T I (ASSOCIATED). POXKOXUY- 11 a.m., Worship; 7 ! p.m.. 1;.,:,,!, i,ei..,;.■. it..\. Dti.MI.NIUN RiiAl: 11 a.in , Worship; i j<.in., .1. .1. [■•i-aiililyn. ItiCHMU.M'- li a.m., Worship; 7 p.m., I M.-. I.ml. i.'NMII'NGA- 11 a.m.. Worship; 7 p.m., I . Mr. AHiKlu-l. i AVoMiAI.I-:- 11 a.m., Worship; 7 p.m. Mr. Glaisii-r. l'Ol.S'i I'UEVALIEU- 7 p.m., Mr. «.'. I Sinitii. PI-.X iiNPIiRT. ]t a.m., W..r.-lii|i. . ( MinisTADUi.niiANS, Freemasons' ! Hall, BelKltllll Slice!.—ll 11.111., Fel- ; lowshlp MeeUus; 7 p.m., "The ItlUle v. | I Anglican Divines: »Viio«o Word Shall Wi; I j TrilNlV" Mi-. W S. Year-ley. No Coil-e! ion. ' n ii ii i st a D i: l p ii i a n s. TIIK SCOTS HALL. SY.MO.VDS ST. Feliov..-liip MiMiing, Sunday. 11 u.i.i. Birmliiglmiii n|,i siiiipmi-iii of Faiih. All i liri i.id. Iphi.iiis Weli-ollie. {"1 II KISTADI!I, ]' il 1A \ SKUVICi:, ; MASONIC HALL. llelmonl Terrace n:nl ltemiiom Road. Sunday Mi r.niig in 11. Mi-eilng for Fellowship. HEARING AND KEEPINii THK WORD.' , NEW riiritcif (SWEDKNP.iUUiIANI. NEWTON KD. NF.AR TOP SYMONDS ST. SUNDAY MORNING, AT 11. Reading Circle After Lunch. REV. ROP.EItT J. STRONG. rpnE UNITED EVANGELICAL CHI'ItCII J- IN NEW ZEALAND. ORANGE HALL (Newiim Road, Symonds Sll-ecl). 11 a.m. The Fall of Nadab and Abihu. :; p.m. -I'.lhle Classes and Sunday-school. 7 p.m.—TIVOLI THEATRE. (Near llriifmn llridee). KvnngeliKlic Service : "IS MV SUN AIiSAL'IM SAI'I-:?" Minister, REV. A. A. MURRAY. ! li.-l.". p.m. Serviei- nf Song- CuUdilctor, Mr II !'■■ SihoiSeld, 1.L.1:. If yon do m>l attend any church, atlend our lielprul Fvangellstic Service. MOUNT EDEN. MOUNT ET'EX. (Corner Valley anil Mount Eden Kwids). J 1 a.m.- M:-. <:. G. Campbell .'! p.m.—l'.liile Classes iu-/l Sunday m-liool. 7 p. m , —Mr. and Mrs. (' i>. Snow. . 0.-15 p.m.—SonK S.-rviee. THIS (SATUUDAY) EVENINO. 7.30. GRAI-TOX I.IHRARY HALL. HIM- Sillily: licni-iclM 11. Address, Mr. j IC. S. Riitter, Solomon Islands. SiimmM- nible School, Tilirangi. —December -1 In .luniiar.v ".. • For l'urlliei- Informnilon. write the Secretary, i'.nx i;-jj. Auckland. -V'EWMAUKICT UNITED EVANGELICAL CHURCH. MUNICIPAL HALL. I!ROADWAY. NEWMARKET. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY). ]o.lii a.m.—Communion aud Fellowship ; Meeting. | 11 a.m.- "linys of Heaven Upon Earth." U. 30 p.m.— Ifihle Classes aud Sunday .School. 7 p.m — A SHELTER IN THE TIME OF STORM. ) A SHELTER IN THE TIME OF STORM. A SiIF.LTKU IN THE TIME OF SToR.M. A SHELTER IN THE TIME OF STORM. WEDNESDAY. 7 :io pin—Mid week I Bible Study and Prayer. Minister, T. RUSSELL CAMERON. -~. M-1111-: SALVATION V RMY J- in-: Salvation -"-rmy TJARRACKS, ALBERT STItEF.T. II a.m.— •■ The Life That Counts." -11 a.m. Holiness Talk by ENSIGN INGLIS. 3 p.m.— The Glad Hour. —:i p.m. 7 p.m.— PEOPLE'S POPULAR —7 p.m. SERVICE. Coiuiucled by THE BIG AUSTRALIAN WITH THE BIG MF.SSAGE (Ensign Gill Inglis). Whose Subject will be "THE CLOSED DOOR." ■•THE CLOSED DOOR." The P.P.S. Is characterised by the bright singing and cheery atmosphere which pervades. You should come. Song Sheets provided. 10 a.m.—Vincent Street. Itro. 11. Vaughan. «T»> mllE SALVATION A RMY "pgT -•- he Salvation ■ fiITADEL. GiSZsa Citadel. PONSONBY ROAD. NEWTON. SPECIAL REVIVAL SERVICES. SPECIAL REVIVAL SERVICES. SUNDAY. At 11 a.m., a aud 7 p.m. Conducted by BRIGADIER AND MX!-. TOOMEIt. EKIGADIKU AND MRS. TOOMEK, Divisional Commander, Assisted by MAJOR AND MRS. BEAR and STAFF-CAI'TAIN AND MX.-. POWICK. We would like to we you present to unite in Welcoming Brigadier and Mrs. Toomer, as it is their lirst visit as our ' Leaders in this Division \o our Corps. 10 a.m.—Open Air, Bond Street. liEGAL NOTICES. ] M X J. F. H OSKING ! Regs to aiinouuce that he has admitted into l i Partnership, as from the Ist August, 102-1, ( MR. L. G. SIMPSON, 8.A., LL.M., And that the practice of Barristers and Solicitors will be carried on in future under the linn name of TTOSKING AND QIMPSON, Al SUITE 70S). NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE BUILDINGS, yUEBN STREET. AUCKLAND. "VrK. STUART L. ARMSTRONG ■"-*- HEOS TO ANNOUNCE THAT HE HAS COMMENCED THE PRACTICE OF HIS PROFESSION AS A SOLICITOR At i 23, SWAXSON STREET, i c Auckland. l 'Phone :iSG7. \ys " J JB O A L NOTICE. 1, MR. 11. U._ REX MASON, M.A., LLB.. ' begs to aimodnce'lbat be has admitted into Partnership MR. SPENCER R. MASON (ot Waiuku), and that the practice bUherto I carried on by him nt 413, N.Z. Insurance Buildings, will be continued by the new linn under the style of "MASON AND MASON." Branch OHices: I'ukekobe, fc Mason and Iloskiug. Waiuku, Mason and r Mason. WS j TOIXET SPECIALISTS. ,' 1 FACE and Scalp Treatments. Chiropody, E Electl-oiysis, Hair Tinting. Expert ' Operators.—Miss McElwain. 270, Queet: St. B T ADlES.—Madame Thora Tate Preserves ■'-' Your Y"outh and lieauty. Call to-day. Hair-cutting specialised. — Bon Marehe LOTUS Hnlui Massage Cream rejuveiinies and improves skin: remove* wrinkles. 1/ iKWte'l.-'-'". I'lioPiiiN Cham'.ers. 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