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ECCLESIASTICAL. T IIE QHUKCU. piXX gTREET. 'f:< piTT gTREET. 10.ID a.m. —MEN'S FELLOWSHIP. Inaugural Meeting. 11 —R BV - C. H. L A R d.D. Anthem: ".Just for To-day." G. 40 p.m.—ORGAN MUSIC, MR. ALBERT BRYANT. 7 p.m.- R EV. H. li ANb^' D .utt. t. (Principal Trinity College. > Anllum : "Uotl its a Spirit." Soloist: Mrs. W. 11. Simpson. #■ NOTE : Cantata: "OLIVET TO CALVARY," By Augmented Clioir, NEXT SUNDAY, After Evening Service. J£INGSLAND. 81 ST CHURCH ANNIVERSARY. 11 .a.m.—REV. J- -f. NORTH, M.A., D.D., Principal N.Z. Baptist College. Anthems: "Praise 'the Lord," "i Will Sing of Tli.v l'dwor;" Soloist : Miss Jessie Bailey. 3 p.m.—GREAT MEN'S MEE'J t.NG. • Subject: •' "THE UNIVERSE AND YOU Comhined Men's Choir will lend the singing. Balmoral Male Quartet. 7 p.m.-—REV. S. .T. WEIIREN" Anthems: "By Babylon's Waves," "The .King of Love." Soloist : Sir. W. Rlit lodge. A Cordial Invitation to I'ast Members and Friends. ANNIVERSARY REUNION On TUESDAY, at S p.m. DEN TERRACE—II a.m., MR. W. GREENWOOD; 7 p.m., MR. E. SUSSEX. Dominion kd. —it , a.m., rev. i:. b. TIXSLEY; 7 p.m., REV. R. B. TINSLEV. "OOSKILL—II a.m.. REV. 11. Yk PAYNE ; XV 7 p.m.. STUDENT C. L. DUDER. Farewell Social to Rev. Payne in the Church on Monday Next, '7.30: CJANDRINGIIAM —11 a.m., STUDENT C. L. DUDER; 7 p.m., REV. H. W. PAYNE. , Tl fETIIODIST SOCIAL -t-'J- SERVICE MISSION, ( HMrJ ? AIREDALE STREET" til" Lib I (Opposite Main Entrance, ffa flr Town Hall). Treacher, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.: REV. A. EVER IT ORR. Evening Subject : "The Way ot the Cross." Soloist: Miss Wlckes—"Abide With Me." A UCIvLAND • QIRCUIT. HARVEST FESTIVAL SERVICES. TIIANKOFFERINGS FOR CIRCUIT FUND. rnitlNlTY COLLEGE CHURCH, Grafton. -L 11 a.m.. REV. PRINCIPAL 11. KANS'L'ON, M.A., Litt.D. ; 7 p:m., REV. C. H. LAWS, 8.A., D.D. ITH'SOM —11 a.m.. REV. E. D. PATU CIIETT, " THANKSGIVING AND voWS." Soloist: Mr. F. Sutherland, " The Watchman." Anthem : " Ye Shall Dwell." 7 p.m.. REV. E. D. PATCHETT. "THE GOOD EARTH." Soloist: Mrs. Rattray, "Dove Wings." Student J. Churchill. "Te Ifeuin.' Anthem: "Praise Ye the Lord." MT. EDEN—II a.m., REV. FREDK. J. BARKER, "A LABOUR SHORTAGE IN THE SPIRITUAL HARVEST.' Antheift : "Ilnrkeii Unto This." 7 p.m., REV. FREDK. .T. PARKER. " THK SPIRITUAL LAW OF HARVEST.' Antlirms: " l-'ather of Mercies,' " Praise the Lord. O Jerusalem."' REMUEKA —11 a.m., REV. .T. H 1 ALLEN, "THE LAW OF INCREASE.' Soloist. Mrs. A. .1. Lee, " Abide With Me. 7 p.m.. REV. J. 11. ALLEN, "WHY THE GOOD SEED FAILS." Soloists: Miss Patricia Mcl>eod. "Id Verdure Clad"; Mr. Stan. Evans : "Open the Gates of tlio Temple." EASTER MUSICAL FESTIVAL, THURSDAY, 22, 8 P.M. " THE CRUCIFIXION." By Combined Circuit Choirs. VTEWMARIvET—II a.m., MR. T. L, -i-> HA.MES ;.7 p.m., REV. A. MITCHELL will preach and sing. "OAUNELL —11 a.m.. REV. .T. OLPIIERT ; JL . 7..p.m., MR. E. F. MILLS. rpiIREE KINGS (Hillsboro')—ll a.m. J-. "REV. A. MITCHELL will preach ant; sing; 7 i).m. t REV. .1. OLPIIERT. QNEHUNGA METHODIST CIRCUIT. ONEIIUNGA—II. Rev. E. S. Hark ne.ss; 7, Mr. J. F. Roberts. PENROSE—II. Mr. C. E. Goode; 7, Rev. E. S. Harkness. WESTNEY RD.—ll, Mr. 11. E. Harkness, WALMSLEY RD.—7, Mr. F. C. Hoole. Franklin rd. Methodist church Morning Service, 11 a.m.. Preacher: Mr. Mayson; Young People's Bible Class 2.45 p.m.; Prayer Meeting, <>.30 p.m.: Sont Service, 0.4.-» p.m. : Divine Worship. 7 p.m Subject: "The Abiding Love of Christ." Preacher: Pastor .1. Hope Haynes. Nexl Sunday, Church Anniversary Services March 2.". 11 a.m., Pastor .1. IIop!> Haynes p.m.. Rev. G. I. Laurenson, I'.S.A, Ser vice; 7 p.m., the Rev. Dr. (.'. H. Laws Special Music at Afternoon and Evenim Services. Old Members ami Friends art Especially Invited. jy£T. ALBERT METHODIST CHURCH 11 a.m.—REV. ANGUS McBEAN. "CHRIST, THE SAVIOUR OF MEN." 7 p.m.—REV. W. T. BLIGHT, 8.A., B.D. Organ Music from (i.45 p.m. Organist: Mr. S. Dimery. NEWTON EA S T MISSION Cor. East and Upper Queen Sts. II a.m.—MR. .T. JOHNSON. 7 p.m.—MR. A. A. PIESBE. BltHillT. HOMKLV MEETINGS. I>ECOKD Numbers Enrolling lor Chris AY tian Convention at Ngaruawahia Easter. You Should Come. 1' GYMNASIUM. X EAII TAYLOR'S * GYMNASIUM JU CLASSES FOR 1034 : BUSINESS LADIES' CLASSES. BUSINESS MEN'S CLASSES, WEIGHT-LIFTING CLASSES. JUVENILE BOYS AND GIRLS. CURATIVE PHYSICAL CULTURE. For Particulars RING 47-489. CHANCERY CHAMBERS, O'Connell St. ■ xli RUGBY FOOTBALL. f* ATEW'ION RUGBY FOOTBALI J-N CLUB. Annunl Meeting NEXT WED Nj/ NESDAY, March 21, 8 p.m., a Training Shed, Virginia Avenue. Business: Annual Report and Balance sheet. Election of Officers, General. All Players and Intending Members ear nestly requested to attend. If) STRAP MARTEN. Hon. Sec, nntl Treas rp A Iv A P U N A. FORMATION OF RUGBY fp3 FOOTBALL CLUB. A Public Meeting is to be held al Strand Chambers, Takapuna. on WEDNES DAY NEXT, March 21, at 7.15 p.m.. Attendance of all Intending Players and Supporters is requested. 11. HENDERSON, 17 I'rov. Secretary. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. /»• rp HIS Tlj E ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL CLUB. Tho Annunl General Meetin ; wil bo held in the Y.M.C.A., oi tgjrgJL TUESDAY, March 20, at 8 p.m * Business: Annual Report, Balance-sheet, General. Intending Players and Supporters ar requested to attend. G. SAWBRS, 17 Hon. Secretary. LYNN - BON ACCORD The Annual General Meeting o the above Club will be held oi <SEaJI. THURSDAY, March 22, In tin St Andrew's Hall, New Lynn, at 8 p.m All Members, Players, and Intending Players are cordially invited to attend. 1. LECTURES. PEOPLE'S UNIVERSITY, Fabian Room His Majesty's Arcade. "League o Nations," \V. Airey, Esq., M.A. —4 a Sunday. All invited. Afternoon tea, si