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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 103, 3 May 1930, Page 20

ECCLESIASTICAL. gRITISH AND gIBLEI gOCIETY. Under the Joint Auspices of the Auckland Auxiliary and Council of Christian Congregations. BIBLE SUNDAY , Will be observed by the Various Protestant Churches of Auckland City and Suburbs On MAY 4, 1930. Special reference will be made to the world-wide work of this great Society, o AHDECH OF pHRIST, Church of Wrist. (Holding Life and Advent Truths.) YyEST gTREET AND ALTERS J>D. 11 a.m.—FOR FELLOWSHIP. 2.45 p.m.—SUNDAY SCHOOLS AND BIBLE CLASSES. gTREET — 10 30 A.M. — PRAYER MEETING IN BIBLE CLASS ROOM. 7 P M.—PREACHING SERVICE. Speaker: WM. CAMPBELL. Subject: "THAT I AM A CHRISTIAN. AND NOT A RATIONALIST." ('A reply to ,T. S. Langley's address last Sunday' as reported in the Press). With blackboard illustration of Christian Umty in Diversity. JT>OAD— 7 P.M.—GOSPEL SERVICE. Speaker: MR. L. E. FAULKNER. MID-WEEK BIBLE CLASSES.—WaIters Road, Tuesday; West Street. Wednesday; both at 7.45 p.m.. and conducted by "ft m. Campbell. Subject for next week: "More About Our Lord's Genealogies."' All Welcome to All Services. QHURCHES OF QHRIST (Associated for Evangelistic Purposes.) Morning, 11. —Fellowship and Communion. Evening. 7. —Preaching the Word. PONSONBY RD.. 7 p.m.—MR. A. LOUDON DOMINION RD.—7 p.m.. MR. CLARK. M.A. OX EH UNO A—7 p.m., MR. GLAISTER. DEVONPORT— 7 p.m.. MR. L'RQUHART. RICHMOND —7 p.m.. MR. BULL. AVONDALE —7 p.m., MR. DAWS. PI'KEKOHE —7 p.m.. MR. LEXG. MOUNT ALBERT —11 a.m. POINT CHEVALIER—II a.m. pHRISTADELPHIAN SERVICE, MASONIC HALL, Remuera Road, Corner Belmont Terrace, SUNDAY MORNING AT 11. /CHRIST A DELPHIAN S. MANCHESTER UNITY HALL. Corner Victoria and Hobson Streets. Fellowship Meeting, 11 a.m. All Christadelphians Welcome. CHRISTADELPHIANS, Freemason's Hall, Belgium St. —11 a.m.. Fellowship Mtg. 7 p.m.—" TWENTY CENTURIES OF CHRISTIANITY." MR. ,T. A. McLEOD. " IJ<HE WONDERFUL WORD." NEW CHURCH (Swedenborgian), Newton Road, near Top Symonds Street. SUNDAY MORNING AT 11. Reading Circle After Lunch. REV. ROBERT J. STRONG. SPIRITUAL EVANGELIST CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST. SUNDAY. 7.10 nm : THURSDAY, 7.30 p.m.. at 39, Marlborough Street, off Bellwood Avenue, Dominion Road. A Thrilling address by MR. BURGESS, the Spiritually Gifted Orator. A Glimpse into Tliinjrs Eternal by this Spiritual Mystic Bring Sweet Flowers. CJCHOOL OCCULT SCIENCE. 239, SyO monds Street, opp. P.O. Sunday. 7. Sacred Circle. Thursday, 7.30. Public Circle. Saturday, 7.30, Healing Class. EDUCATIONAL. igpEMINGW AY'S QOMMERCIAL QLASSES. The best Positions in offices are secured by those who have received the most thorough and practical training. We are unable to fill the demand for HEMINGWAY-TRAINED STUDENTS. Hemingway's Day and Evening Classes are £4e outcome of OVER 32 YEARS' SPECIALISATION IN COMMERCIAL EDUCATION. Individual instruction—sound, thorough and practical—given to each Student b;~ highlyskilled and qualified teachers, who have had in addition, many years of practical office experience. Special attention paid to English, Spelling, Punctuation and correct setting out of Business Correspondence. Terms commence with date of enrolment. Well-lighted and airy Classrooms located on STH FLOOR CHANCERY CHAMBERS, O'CONNELL STREET, P O. BOX 516, AUCKLAND. RB IJIHE pREMIER QOMMERCIAL QOLLEGE OF NEW ZEALAND, jgRAIN'S QOMMERCIAL QOLLEGE. Number of Students placed in PERMANENT pOSITIONS THIS YEAR, 123. "Brain's ENSURE Success." Director: A. J. HUTCHINSON, principal; MISS E. B. M. BRAIN. Acting Principal: MISS E. G. PHIPPS. NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE BUILDING, AUCKLAND, AND AT HAMILTON. WS JgJNGINEERING QOURSES. Three Reasons why Bower's School solicits your patronage. 1. The Time is Opportune. 2. The Rewards are Certain. 3. Easy Methods bring Success. To those willing to study we offer the Shortest possible Road to Success. Write or Call jgOWER'S ENGINEERING gCHOOL, COLWILL'S CHAMBERS, SWANSON STREET, AUCKLAND. P.O. Box 50. S TT7ESLEY COLLEGE. PAERATA, YV AUCKLAND. The College, which is situated thirty miles south of Auckland on a mixed farm of seven hundred acres, offers a sound Primary and Secondary Education under the health giving conditions of country life. The College specialises in agricultural instruction as part of the general school curriculum, special attention being given to dairying, sheep and pig farming, and horticulture. Boys*are prepared for all the usual school examinations, and a special course is offered for the post secondary boys. The College is under the control of the Methodist Church of New Zealand, but there are no denominational restrictions. Further particulars and prospectus may be had on application to the Principal. :10 R. C. CLARK, M.A., Dip. Ed. A SHLEIGH COLLEGE, N.Z. Insurance Building.—Matriculation, Professional Prelims., P.S.E., Teachers' Examinations. General Education. Success assured. 3 TNTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE J- SCHOOLS, Dept. 8., 305, N.Z. Insurance Bldgs., Auckland, For Quality Instruction. :31