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ECCLESIASTICAL. B A P T 1 S 1 rpABEBSACLB, UPPER QUEEN STREET JJARVEST rpHAXKSGIVIXG S2ERVICES. HVL" a.m.—Prayer Meeting 11 a.m.—PREACHER : X) R A l.kxa NDER JJODGE, Subeet : "P ATI ENT FARMING" " 1';'"- —Sunday School. HiLlo Classe* and Women's Adult Fellowship 7 P duc77d by™™' 1 * 1 ' 10 SERVICE, eonJ) H ALEXANDER JJODGE, ti.« -r ?" bjor t : "LEAPING TIME." Ihe Tabernacle Clintr will sinjr "A Festival <hi me. t Gust a v Ilolst) ami "Praise the Lord. () My Soul" (Smart). I < mne ami enjoy with us tli» joy of Harvest thanksgiving. You are sure of a welcome •if Hip Tabprnarlp r, "nriiiiiiion nt ih* plosp of ihN SorvM-o -n. NIG HT I S,*i t unlay ) . 7:! „ ,V !n .. ii-iii i.micax'Mir SoeiPtv. IM'v WALTER HARRY. W EON ESI i\ Y J l ," 1 - W omen's Alerting. Speaker: Mrs. A. i : «j p.m.. .Missionary WpVnnin To 1 to M;ss Sicily Jenkins, of Solom-n islands: i...i' p.m.. M ssionar.v Praver Meetin" ad-Id'-c-.scd ||.- Miss Eunice Ogilvie of Di'p'i NEXT SUNDAY. BAPTISMAL SERVICE. RANGE ROAD BAPTIST CHURCH. REV. 11. KNOWI.ES KEMPTON. HARVEST THANKSGIVING SERVICES. 11 "A Remarkable Display of Faith." 7 "A Prophet's Parable." Gi f f-. of produce will |„. ;;hidly received at 111" ( hureli on Saturdav afternoon and pvpnmjr. "\J ' • EPEV BAPTIST CHURCH REV. .T. D. JENSEN. 11 J' 1 the I'. 1! ' I | ~f |~, "'J'lie I empta t ion i t" (lor T. ,nl " 7— Rev. SI. W. P. I.asrcllcs. OIIACKIKTiIN RO. BAIT'ST CHURCH - REV. C. W. DUNCUMI!. 11 "Pain, etc., a Slysterv and a Sacrament." 7 '"1 lie Fourth Word from (lie Cross." pONSONIIV P.A I'TIST CHURCH I -Minister: RES'. W. BARRY. II a.m.- "What Ts> Snnclillcation V" 7 p.m. "Something Lacking." Communion at close. JP All IERT BAPTIST CHURCH. n —"The Witness of the Church Today." 7 -"Our Leader's Imperative." (Communinn.) T're.ielier: REV. JOHN I,AI lip. MA. A P T IST C II II I{ C II E S. SERVICES 11 A.SI. AND 7 P.M. A S (>NI'A I.E -—Re v. .T. Ings. Bible Class. I-.-'SttM—Rev. J. Hiddlcstonc. NORTH MESIORIAI Rev. P. L A rrampton, H.A. II If'll A[f)N*lJ)- Kpv. r. Pliant. SANDRINGHASI—Pastor J." S. Binnie. SiII.FORD- .Mr. K. Rininier, Sir. A. Murray. MEKI!ir,A.\I)S-Mr. Glovor, Mr. H. 11. Privor. WIMTK SWAX -Mr. IJrislow. NKNV I.V.W --St ndents I'Mndlay. Pari isle. Ah i)AK—Sdidonts Carlislp. Parter. P.P. PI IK VA LI KT—Student Shcrburd, Wayside Mission. pREG METHODIST CH„ rsixt; THE WORLD AM) NOT ARISING IT." -..10 p.m.—S.S. and B.C.'s. 7 p.m.—"A NOHLE SIAN .MADE TRULY NOBLE." T\ EPNESDAT. p.m. - Prayei* and Bible Study: "The Davidic Type" (cent.). ©TTKITED EVANGELICAL Cn , ' St. Benedict's Street. 11 a.m. —SIR. SV. ,T. SINCLAIR. 7 p.m. — SIR. A. J. WAKELIN, 8.T.1. Student. TO-DAY (Sat.) —Sunday School Picnic, St. Helier's Bay Reserve. WEDNESDAY, 7.3 i Meeting. Full attendance requested.

gEVITA L p I K E. MISSION OF HEALING. COVENANT HALL EAST STREET. Healing Through Faith in Jesus Christ. MEETINGS : SUNDAY—II a.m.. 3 and 7 p.m. MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY—7.3O p.m. "For all the law is fulfilled in one word, even in this, Thou Shalt Love Thy Neighbour as Thyself." Rut if ye bite and devour one another, take heed that ye be not consumed of one another." Galatians vi., 14-15. EVANGELIST A. H. DALLIMORE. "gRITISH - ISRAEL jyj"ISSION. PUBLIC HALL, OTAHUHU — SUNDAY, 11 a.m., 7.30 p.m. OTAHUHU (8.1. Hall) — SUNDAY. 3 p.m.. Children's Hour. TUESDAY, 7.30 p.m. —Thrilling Light on the Prophecies. THURSDAY, 7.30 p.m.—Prayer Meeting. MANUREWA (8.1. Hall) — WEDNESDAY, 7.30 p.m. ROYAL OAK (Oak Hall) — THURSDAY, 7.30 p.m. British-Israel Lecturers: WILSON BROTHERS. pHU'IiCHES OF CHRIST. 11—The Lord's Supper. 7—Evangelistic. PONSONBY ROAD— 11 a.m.—"THE GROWTH OF THE P \PACY." T pm. — "THE CONDITIONAL MOOD." E. L. WILLIAMS, M.A., Preacher. DOMINION RD.—7 p.m.. F. A. YOUENS: "THE WAY TO FREEDOM AND UNITY." ONEHUNGA — 7 p.m., W. PAGE, A KNOCK AT THE DOOR." PT. CHEVALIER—7 p.m., W. VICKERY. RICHMOND —7 p.m. AVONDALE—7 p.m., E. A. PERKINS. MT. ALBERT—7 p.m., MR. HORNE. PUKEKOHE —11 a.m., Worship. SPIRITUALIST CHURCH OF N.Z., AUCKLAND BRANCH, 301, Karangahape Road. SUNDAY, 3 p.m.—Open Circle, conducted by MATER. 7 p.m.: Address by MRS. A. RICHARDS. Clairvoyance by MRS. SADIE DOIG. TUES., 8 p.m.—Lecture by MR. STONES : "Materialisation." Clairtoyanee. WED., 8 p.m.—Open Circle, MR. STONES. THURS., 7.30 p.m.—Healing Circle. THE CHRISTIAN SPIRITUALIST CHURCH, 43, Mackelvie St., Ponsonby. SUNDAY—3 p.m., Lyceum; 7 p.Tn.. Bro. John. Subject: "More Marvels of Materialisation." Floral Messages. Mr. Potter. Mr. Ewart's Band will officiate music. Committee Meeting after Service. Monday— 8 p.m., Public Circle, Mr. Potter. Wed. — 2 p.m.. Ladies' Club commences. Wed. and Friday—B p.m., Social, Cards, "500," Pay 6d. Prizes. Thurs. —S p.m.. Readings from Flowers or Articles. Mr. Potter. Sat.—B p.m.. Magnetic Healing and Absent Treatment, Mr. Smith. THE CHURCH OF THE GOLDEN LIGHT, 100, Newton Road. SUNDAY, i 7 p.m.—Divin« Service and Trance Address by Rev. F. Philpott. Subject : "Who are the Flock?" Floral Messages. THURSDAY, 8 p.m.—Healing and Psychometry. SATURDAY. 3 p.m.- —Healing. SPIRITUAL CHURCH. SYMONDS ST.— MRS. HUDSON. SUNDAY, 7. Harvest Thanksgiving Service. Flowers. WED., 3 to 4. Healing. THURS., 8. Psychometr.v and Written Questions. SATURDAY, 8, Healing Class. PROGRESSIVE CHURCH OF SPIRITUALISTS, Alma Street, Newmarket. SUNDAY.—7 p.m.. Mr. J. Slater, "Forgiveness. " followed by Clairvoyance. TUESDAY, 7.45.—The Popular Public Circle. NITY SPIRITUALIST? CHURCH, 8, Upper Queen Street. SUNDAY. 7. —Mater. "The Land Beyond." Clairvoyance, Mrs. Sparks. TUESDAY, 7.30 ; THURSDAY, 2 p.m., Mrs. Sparks. WH. STONES. Spiritual Evangelist, SUNDAY. Service, 7 p.m.. Oddfellows' Hall, Pitt St. SPECIAL LECTURE, TUESDAY. 8 P.M., At National Church, 381, Karangahape Rd. Subject: Materialisation, followed by Clairvoyance, j Admission 1/. * 10 ]