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ECCLESIASTICAL. THE METHODIST CHURCH OP NEW ZEALAND. AUCKLAND CENTRAL CIRCUIT. I'ITT SXREET. —11 a.m., Kcv. S. Griffith. Subject, "The -Muu After God's Own Heart. ,, 7 p.m., Rev. C. U. Laws. 15.A., D.D. Anthem. "The Hun Shall ISc No More" (Woodward). Organ Recital from t>. 40 by Mr. Edgar Randall. KINGSLAND.—II a.m., Key. G. E. Brown. T p.m., Rev. A. Reader. Subject, "The Man Who Rose Again.' , Anthem by the Choir. KDKX TERRACE.—II a.m., Mr. E. A. Dillon; 7 p.m., Mr. C. K. Wisglesworth. DOMINION RUAIP.-U a.m., Rev. A. Reader. 7 p.m.. Rev. G. E. lirowu. ROSKILL NEW SCHOOL HALL.—II a.m., Mr. H. Kleld; -.X 0 p.m., Sunday School. New Scholars and Workers cord|uiiy welcomed. 7 p.m.-, ltev. D. J. Murray. AUCKLAND METHODIST MISSION. EAST STREET.—II a.m.. Young People! Service, Sister Miriam; 7 p.m., Key. S Greeu. KRAXCK STREET.—I> n.m., Uev. S Green. 7 p.m.. Messrs. MeSmlth anil Pyc. ALEXANDER STREET.—II a.m.. Rev S. (ircpii. 7 p.m., Mr. 11. Biirtlc 8.1," p.m., Men's Meeting, Mr. V. Williams. AUCKLAND EAST CIHCUIT. METHODIST COLLEGIATE CHURCH Grartvu ltoud.—ll a.m.. Student G. It Harris 7 p.m., Rev. 11. RausloU, M.A. Lltt.D.; subject, "Can the Words of .Tesii! be Literally Obeyed In This Generation?" EPSOM.—Rev. K. Drake, 11 n.m., "Stcpt to Christian Womanhood"; 7 j>.m.. "Thi Transformation of Grace." Anthem, "Whei the Son o£ Man Shall Come." MOUNT EDEN.—II a.m., Uev. 11. Han ston, M.A., l.itt.D. T p.m., Key. W. G Slade. M.A.: subject, "The Challenge of th< Liquor Traffic—Will the Christian Chord Reply to the Parliamentary Committee? , Soloist, Mrs. Moses, "There is a Greei Hill" (Gounod), "The Lord is My Shep herd." NEWMARKET. —11 a.m., Student N. P Larsen and Rev. W. G. Slade, M.A. p.m.. Rev. J. Richards. Soloist. Mr. J Black. PARXELI 11 a.m.. Mr. T. Clark. p.m., Uev. S. Griffith. Soloist, Miss Mc Nicoll. RKMUERA.—II a.m., Student B. R Humes and Rev. ,T. Richards. 7 p.m.. Mr E. 11. Warburton. Duet, Misses Fleet. AUCKLAND WEST CIRCUIT. ST. JOHNS.—II a.m.. Rev. C. H. Olds 8.A.: subject. "The Sacred t>uty of Intet cession" 7 p.m.. Rev. C. rf. Olds. B.A. subject. "The Worth of a Good Conscience.' Anthem, "Praise the Lord" (Novello). FRANKLIN ROAD.—II a.m., Rev. W. S Potter. 7 p.m.. Rev. J. Olphcrt; subject "What is Man?" Anthem. RICHMOND AVENUE.—II a.m.. Studen Utting. 7 p.m.. Rev. W. S. Potter; subject ••Personal Influence." BAYFIELD.—II a.m., Mr. R. Dudley. ' p.m., Mr. Markhnm. GREAT NORTH ROAD.—II a.m.. Rev J. Olphert. 7 p.m.. Student Utting. lIOBSONVILLE.—;; p.m. and 7 p.m., Mr W. R. Bungay. TVEVONPORT METHODIST CIRCUII WE WELCOME EVERYBODY. DEVOXPOKT.—U n.m., Rev. C. H. Laws 8.A., D.D. 7 p.m.. Rev. J. Ernest Pai sons; subject. "The Deceltfulness :inc Power of Sin." Singing of wcll-knowi Hymns from 8.43 p.m. STANLEY BAY.—II a.m.. Rev. J. Ernes Parsons. 7 p.m., Mr. J. M. Forster. VAUXHALL.—2.3O p.m.. Sunday School. •VTT. ALBERT METHODIST CHURCH 11 a-m.—REV. A. JB. CHAPPELL. M.A. 7 p.m.—MR. P. DELLOW. Retiring Collection for the Hospital Chaplain Fund. ITIAKAPUNA METHODIST CHURCE Morning. 11, Rev. .1. .T. Lewis. Ever Inc. 7, Rev. J. .T. Lewis. Anthem by Choil "Like ns the Hart." i~VNEHUNGA METHODIST CIRCUIT ONEHUNGA.—II a.m., Student Paulgci 7 p.m., Rev. G. S. Cook; subject, "Traps Io Young Citizens." PENROSE.— II a.m.. Mr. J. Laking. p.m.. Mr. .T. TV. Carson. .. MAXGERE.—7 p.m.. Mr. E-. Stncer. BIRKENHEAD METHODIST CIRCUH BIRKENHEAD—Rev. W. A. Burle (Children's Service) ; 7, Mr. W. G. Marl ham. NORTHCOTE—II, Mr. W. Sussex 7. Rev. W. A. Burley, M.A. (Communion) BIRKDALE—II. Mr. A. Wilson; 7. Mr. W E. Roberts. Home Mission Meeting! Northcotc, Friday, ar. 7.30. Blrkenheat Saturdny next. 7.30. Visit of Rev. A. J Soiimer and Maori Party. A UCKLAND f-IENTRAL \f ISSIO> •"-uckland Central -w-msshm Corner Victoria and Albert Streets. Motto: "Have Faith in God." SUNDAY-SERVICES. 10.30 a.m. —Prayer. 11 a.m. —Speaker: MR. J. FERGUSON. 7 p.m.—Speaker: MR. W. W. STEWARI Subject: "Spiritual -Desperation." MONDAY, 7 p.m.—Girls' Class. Leadei Mrs. Reuben Bailey. TUESDAY —0.30 p.m., Boys' Club ; p.m., Band Practice. WEDNESDAY, 7.30 p.m.—Special Mcc ing of Mission Members. All urged 1 attend. FRIDAY —7.30 p.m., Prayer; S p.m Open-air Meeting. Everybody Heartily Invited. You should hear ENSIGN GILL ' INGLIS, of the Salvation Army, and the Boys , Brass Band, at the MEN'S MEETING, BAPTIST TABERNACLE, TO-MORROW (Sunday), 3 p.m. All who come are In for a good time. A /CHRISTIAN pONVENTIOI WILL BE HELD DURING THE LAST WEEK OF OCTOBER FOR THE DEEPENING OF THI SPIRITUAL LIFE.. The Committee, of which all Evangellcn Ministers arc ex-officlo members, confidentl enlists the Prayers and Co-operation of a Christians in making the Convention means of Revival Blessing to the Churcl SPEAKERS: REV. XV. G. WILLIAMS, 8.A., Of Wanganui. REV. LIONEL B. FLETCHER. . O7TH TO O-j ST /OCTOBER. AFTERNOON SESSIONS: IN PITT STREET METHODIST CHURCK 3 P.M. EVENING SESSIONS : .MONDAY. 27th, 7.30 p.m.. IN PIT' STREET METHODIST CHURCH. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, 28th an 20th, 7.30 p. 1.1., IN CONGREGATIONA: CHURCH, Beresford Street. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, .".Oth and 31sl IN BAPTIST TAHERNACLE. .ii>, rpHE CSALVATION ABM JBgC XHE SALVATION -"-RM fnteft TJARRACKS, 4£k*2£y| -"ARRACKS, ALBERT STREET. " AUCKLAND AT MIDNIGHT." " AUCKLAND AT MIDNIGHT." " AUCKLAND AT MIDNIGHT." A Forceful, Thought-compelling Address b THE BIG AUSTRALIAN with the BIG MESSAGE. 7 p.m. At the ' 7 p.n PEOPLE'S POPULAR SERVICE. Come and hear this convincing speaker. 11 a.m.—"lN TENDER MERCY." Speaker: ENSIGN INGLIS. 3 p.m.—SERGT.-MA.TOR GEO. PHILLIPS 10 a.m.—-Sale Street. Sister Mrs. Beeb; -VTEUBITIS Speedily Cured by my Specie 1 J-~ Remedy. Post Free, 7/6.- —Winkelmann [ Chemist; Mt. Albert. j