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ECCLESIASTICAL. daptis'x tabernacle. Minister : REV. JOSEPH W. KEMP. 10 a.m.-—Prayer Meeting. 11 a.m.—Preacher: REV. A. J. GRIGG, M.A., B.D. Subject: "THE INESCAPABLE CHRIST." (i p.m.—Prayer Meeting. 0.30 p.m.—Gospel Song Service. 7 p.m.—Preacher: I)R. J. J. NORTH. Subject: "AMBASSADOR'S BESEECHING." The LORD'S SUPPER will lie observed at the Close of Ihe Evening Service. All who love our Lord in Sincerity and Truth are welcome. The TABERNACLE 'CHORUS CHOIR Will Sing at Both Services. WEDNESDAY, 7.30. PRAYER AND PRAISE MEETING. RANGE ROAD BAPTIST CHURCH. It a.m. and 7 p.m.—Preacher. MR. F. SMART. Baptist College Student. 3.30 p.m.—Young People's Institute. Mount eden kaptist church. "The Church with the Welcome." Minister: REV. R. STOWARDS. 11 ii.ii). —SERVICE CONDUCTED BY CHURC'H OFFICERS. 2.30 p.m.—Sunday School and Bible Classes. 7 p.m.—STUDENT D. N. FLETT. WEDNESDAY, 7.31) —Praise, Prayer and Bible Study. (Bring Your Bibles and your Questions). "IT Oil NT ALBERT BAPTIST CHURCH. Services: 11 and 7. Treacher : REV. JOHN LAIRD, M.A. It I ).~B APTI ST~C iTURCH. Minister: REV. R. L. FURSDON. 11 a.m. —Exposition of the Word. Isaiah 1 v., 0-.11. 7 p.m.—"CHRIST'S SECOND TOUCH." Eveiling Communion. TUESDAY NEXT, 7.30 p.m.—Entertainment in aid of Manurcwa Children's Home. Tickets, (id and 3d. WEDNESDAY. 7.30 p.m. — Quarterly Business Meeting. jpONSONBY BAPTIST CHURCH. REV. J. I). JENSEN. 11 a.m.—"THE BELIEVER AND THE BIBLE." 7 p.m.—"TO WHOM. BUT JESUS?" A feature of our Evening Service lor the winter will lie a five-minute Hymn Story and tlie singing of some favourite hymn. 'JTU'SOM BAPTIST CHURCH. 11 a.m.—REV. L. B. BUSFIELD. 7 p.m.—STUDENT J. K. REID. Communion Servicc. Visitors Cordially Welcome. IT7IIITE SWAN BAPTIST CHURCH. ' V Service 7 p.m. Preacher: MR. ROYSTON BROWN, Baptist College Student. mntM METHODIST CHURCH (Corner Valley Rd. and KENNETH H. MELVIN. 11 a.m. — "THE SOLVENT IN OLD SIMPLICITIES." A Meditation upon the nostalgia of the Soul. 7 P.M.: "QAN QRGANISED RELIGION gURVIVE?" IS RELIGION FIDDLING WHILE CIVILISATION BURNS? IS COLLECTIVE CHRISTENDOM BANKRUPT OF IDEA. IS HUMANITY INCURABLY RELIGIOUS OR RELIGIOUSLY INCURABLE? QRYSTAL jpALAC'E rjMIEATRE, MOUNT EDEN ROAD. REVIVAL I It E. COVENANT HALL, EAST STREET, KARANGAHAPE ROAD. SUNDAY—II a.m., Communion. 3 p.m., "Is War Imminent?" Bible Study. 7 p.m., "He Healed All Who Came to Him." MONDAY, 7.30 p.m.—"Who Is Jesus?" Trinity Doctrine under examination. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, 7.30 p.m. Healing b3- Faith. That Jesus expects to lind a "faithless" people when lie conies we know, from his question, "Shall I find (the) faith when I come?" There is no ono whose declarations and promises are so completely disbelieved as our Lord's. Read them again and see how true this is. It certainly is a "Laodicean" church of which He said, "I will spue thee out of My mouth" (Rev, 3, 14). Evangelist: A. 11. DALLIMORE.

Wnmnm M ES ' S BROTHEimQODSUNDAY AFTERNOON AT 4.13 P.M. A Scrvice of Song, led by Jilt. VERNON T. DREW. TUESDAY, I.s—Lunch-hour Bible Study. THL'HSDAV, U p.m.—Preachers' Training Clul). •\T W.C.A. SONG SERVICE. X ", 5.30. IN LOUNGE. Good Musical Programme. Soloists, Misses L. Maltoii and N. Dykes. Accompanist, Mrs. Anne Morris. Hostess, Mrs. Cook. THE 11.P.15. LODGE OF THE lyoyn fJIHEOSOPHICAL gOCIETY, 371, Queen Street. SUNDAY, AT 7 P.M. Public Lecture 0)1 " SOME EVIDENCES FOB REINCAItNATION," By REV. 11. H. BANKS, If Ihe fact of Reincarnation was a living reality to our fellow en en, It would cause a psychological revolution that would entirely overbalance the material revolution around lis. British isradl association, Union Buildings. An Address, " TIIE PARABLES OF THE BIBLE RELATING TO ISRAEL." 2.45. Liftman in attendance. BAST MISSION. 11 a.m.—MRS. M. E. MORRISH. 0.45 p.m.—MR. A. G. MENZIES. Please note alteration in time. 1 B A H A ' 1 CAUSE. SUNDAY, 7 P.M. Subject: "A New Name." Room 17, Sunday School Union Bldgs. (above Town Hall). All Welcome. No Collection. The society of friends (Quakers), Corner Mt. Eden Road and Sylvan Avenue. Meeting for Worship, Sunday, 11 a.m. MUSICAL TUITION. RS. HALLAM, L.T.C.L., Singing, Pianoforte, Theory.—32, St. Leonards Kd., .Mt. Eden. Pupils prepared all exams. C DRVE. BREE Teaches Modern Rhythmic Pianoforte, simplified course.—Warwick Chambers, 168, Queen St. Phone 41-6 SO. « LAY vour favourite tunes by ear or music. The Merve. Bree method ensures instantaneous success. B FLORISTS. PHONE 23-G2S. —Mrs. T. A. Da vies (the Takapuna Florist). —Wreaths delivered anywhere, any time. ■ B TEACHERS OF SKATING. LEARN Ice Waltz, Barn Dance. Mohawk Waltz, as taught by Mr. and Mrs. O'Hare, N.Z. Champions, appointments, Riv'oli Rink U GOLF. GOLF School now open, qualified professional, fees reduced ; practice nets ; all accessories.— Kingsford's, 104, Queen St^ OLF Professional — R. J. Blake (late Wiseman's) in attendance daily at Abel, Smeeton, Ltd.'s Sports Dep£, Wellesley St. Eas*". ,