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ECCLESIASTICAL. MARY'S CATHEDRAL, PAR NELL. s a.m.- Holy Communion'. :■> a.m.—Sum.'ay Schools and Rible Classes 11 am Matins and Sermon, The Ycrv l.everen.l Ihe Dean of Auckland: "A SI. I,i r the Times." I p.m. llol.v Baptism. 7 r ' t i" and Sermon, The Rev. I\. r . I'll! Ton ; "J I ojip. " Antliem : "Jesu. Lamb of God Redeemer" 1 rl I. majhiew S. WELLESLEY ST. w. S a.m.—Holy Communion. II a.m.—Holy Ccmmutiiun, Rev R t? t> Falcon. K " B--7 p.m—Evensonpr, Rev. G. V. Gernrrl "The Church of England" (") Anthem: "Seik Ye the Lord," v'nrl»y Roberts. WEDNESDAY, a.m.-Holv Commnnimi. ,ni TITI KSI >A \ l J..10 p.m.—Broadcast S»r----.'l avs n , n :'. ways.Co!. lendship," R rv . a. J TS. r AUL'S, SYSIONDS ST. 'I lIIRD SUNDAY IN I.E.NT. S a.m. Holy Communion. 1 11 a m—Sund.lv School 11 a i'.7d se;;;;;::;;" J ' Kucarist _ Pre L-'.er: REV. CANON WATSON 'f, l-e.,:,;:;""'!^v"^ U 'V. nn,i "Miserere." . . x " H ' N - «A LSI OX. "n-'ii'H't ■ Dr. W. E. Thomas. r> 1 r ri Ax y cnuß cii J Karangahape Road. S a.m., H.C. it) a.m.. Children. II a.m. SI ati n s and Sermon 7 p.m. -.MISSION SERVICE, preacher All Services: I'reaehe.r : REV. C. ,T. BUSH KING, L.Tli. \I/A" S 1 ' " ' »'• poXSO X B V, » 7.1." a.m.--Litany. us a.m. Holy Comniunion. !i l."i a.m. Crusaders and Sunday Schools 11 a.m.- I'horal Eucharist. Preacher: REV. J. ii. RI'SHW'ORTII. 7 p.in.—Evensong. PIIEACIIER : REV. yy-VLTER Special Series of Lenten Addresses. No. 3: "THE BIBLE - ITS CHALLENGE U N DISH NI SHED.'" THURSDAY, 7 p.m.-—Slid week Intercessions. Address : "What Happe.ned at the Reformation ?" XIIOMAS' CIIURCII, UNIOX ST., C7L 7, «. 11 a.m. —Holy Eucharist, Rev. R. A. Ma od on a Id. T— Kpv. K. Chitfy. AS T.-'»<> p.m.—Stations of rlie Cross. ERE S FORD gTREET QONGREGATIONAL QIIURCH (NEXT CENTRAL FIRE STATION). Inspiring Worship. Helpful Slessajres. COSIE AXD SHARE THE BLESSING. j I PREACHER: I R EV- A RTHUK G ]^ ELSON ' cA '

10.15 a.m.—Frnyer Meeting. 11 a.m.—"MOVING MOUNTAINS." Anthem : "0, Daysnring." 7 p.m.—Community Service. JF W rAR QOMES? JF ■yyAR QOMES? Anthem: "Evening and Morning." Retiring Copper Offertory for poor and needy. ' ALL SEATS FREE. VISITORS WELCOME. !HIM WAS pHDRCHES OF* CHRIST I WEST STREET CHURCH. ! J* a-m.—Fellowship and-Breaking? of Bread. 2.45 p.m.—S.S. Harvest Thanksgiving. 7 p.m.—PASTOR WM, CAMPBELL SERVICE BROADCAST OVER IYA. "REDEMPTION'S VAST SCOPE." Millennial Glories; Life Lengthened. Lower Creation emancipated; the Heavens affected by Sin ; their cleansing. A New Universe Coming; all Evil gone. WED., 7.45 p.m.—P.ible Study Class. Sub. : j "War in Heaven ; Results on Earth." j 7/,wncn/^@i\r7Frnn /I H R I 63 T A D E L P il I A ,\ Freemasons' Hall, Upper Queen St. 11 a.m.—Fellowship Meeting. — LECTURE, 7 p.m. — "SAFETY IN CHRIST — HOW?" -MR. AV. S. YEARSLEY. All Welcome. ■ No Collection. THE BIBLE TRUE CHRISTADELPHIANS (A.8.5.F.), 313, QUEEN ST., Near Town Hall. 11 a.m. Address at 7 p.m. Subject: "THE LORD S PRAYER." Pray with understanding. Speaker: MR. A. WALKER. All Invited. No Collection. CHURCH (Swedenborgian). NEWTON RD., near top Symonds St. DIVINE WORSHIP, SUNDAYS 11 A.M. TEACHINGS SCRIPTURAL, RATIONAL AND SCIENTIFIC. VISITORS WELCOMED — — FREE LITERATURE. T TNITAItIAN — PONSONBY ROAD U (Near Reservoir). DR. CYPRUS MITCHELL, M.A., B.D. 11—Worship. 3—School. 7—"FAITH— QUANTITY OR QUALITY?" APOSTOLIC (World-wide Movement of Evangelical and Missionary Interest), 9a, Khyber Pass (Symonds St. end). SUNDAY, 11 A.M. AND 7 P.M. TUESDAY AND THURSDAY, 7.30 T.M. ONEHUNGA (Mission Hall, 140, Queen St.). —Sunday, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.; Tuesday, 7.30 p.m. PAPATOETOE, Renown Hall, Dnnstar Av. —Sunday, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. ELLERSLIE, Mission Hall, Jubilee Rd.— Sunday, 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. A cordial invitation is given to attend any of these services. y rpHE SALVATION ARMY, rfnf Congress Hall, Grey's Ave, "Where a glad welcome awaits you." 10 a.m.—O'Rorke St., BRO. SPICE. AA. 11 a.m.—"THE BEATITUDES" I. 3 p.m.—AN HOUR OF PRAISE. 7 p.m.—" IN A LION'S PIT." Hear this challenging address, and join with us in Hearty Gospel Singing. ADJUTANT AND MRS. N. E. BICKNELL, C.O.'s. V. mHIS SUNDAY'S MEETINGS At the NEWTON SALVATION ARMY liPll CITADEL. SWL Ponsonby Road, Newton, Kneedrill, 7 a.m.; Holiness Meeting, 11 a.m. Speaker: Lieutenant Bernstein; Praise and Testimony Meeting, 3 p.m.; Great Salvation Meeting. 7 p.m. Speaker, Mrs. Adjutant Lee. You are Welcome — Come and Bring Your Friends. . mtlE SALVATION ARMY, W? ■*- Crowhurst Street. Newmarket. 10l HARVEST THANKSGIVING A. SERVICES. THIS SUNDAY, 11, 3 AND 7. i Leader: ADJUTANT MAUD HOARE. MONDAY, 8 p.m.—Congress Hall Band find Songste/s. SPECIAL DISPLAY OF FRUIT AND PRODUCE. __ "TTAREE FUNDAMENTAL » CHURCH IN N.Z.. I \ Orange Hall, Newton Road, \ •' Symonds Street. | 11 a.m.—MRS. CHAPMAN. I 2.45 p.m. —S.S. and B. Classes. 7 p.m. — MR. TOM SCOTT, JUN., will 1 conclude his series of addresses. WEDNESDAY, 7.30. —Prayer Circle, W.E. Crusade. j rnilE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS (Quakers), j J ... ....... jr f- n-.lrvi K:!. :'yi n:i Ave. j M'. in-,' for Worship, SUNDAY, a.m. i