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ECCLESIASTICAL. MARYS CATHEDRAL, PARNELL. -i a ra. — Iluly i.'ommunioo, 1" a m. — Miu.lay Schools and Bible Cl.isso-:. ' ' i a.1:1. -- M.-.'iiis ;;inl Si-riuon. Rev K V n>::;..n. "Tlig Gl..ry of God." N ■ "i. H'.'.y 1 '(."iiimuniou. I p :ii.~M.ily Baptism. -. 1, ii:.--i:vri:M.:i- ami Sermon. The Rev.! L. W. Hiilili-. Chaplain Kind's College. I Air.ii-::, : "Holy, Holy. Holy." (■•■iifimsriiiii i/1.-issp-i : Saturday. June IS. H.av. T 11.! ii. : (.:rN, Sunday, -.15 p.m. j .MATTHEWS, WELLE.SLEY ST. \V. j - »>t'l l> n.m. Holy Communion. '■'■ :'..ui.— Matin*. Rev. <;. \. Gerard. .M.Ui'-m : -H-ly. lI.My. 11,,iy .Tscliaikowsky) tii-uMU .Mu-ic After Service. THURSDAY, i-j.so p.m.—Broadcast, Rev. I , ALLS, SVMONDS .ST. TRINITY SUNDAY. S a.m.—Holy Communion ■ ' :i -i . —Siiuilay School. 1! a.m.—l'rueessiou. Solemn Sung Euchar-I-t and Address. 7 p.m.—Solemn Evensong. Procession and ."M'rni'in. organist: Dr. W. E. Thomas. - V: "" r: REV. ''AXOX CECIL WAT-SOX. E l>lP i- lAXi CHURCH, -* J * Xarangahape Road. V-SStPlr 1T TH \ NNIVERSABY Of AUCKLAND CITY MISSION M.MUY NIGHT. 7 O'CLOCK. H.-rni.t Moore's Opera-Cantata • T HK TV VRKE * T xrouß." I HK -L'AKKEST XXouR. This Beautiful >[usic -will I >O performed bv the MISSION CHOIR 011 behalf of " ORGAN FUND. "Principal Singers include;— AMY HANSARD. LiR.A.M. (as the Xarv.norK ff.\l, KAKROW (us Pontius Pilatet. I'I'XCAN BLACK (as the Hish Priest), and lAMKS T EIGHTON, "AMES I^EIGIITON. SCOTTISH BASS-BARITOXE 1 who siiijjs tho reverond and dignified role of CHRIST). oilier Soles and Quartets are sunjr by - — l.;iura Walker. A.l'.r.M.. Lambert Harvej, K.n Eady, ;"edru- Burry. Verner Wishar't, aud Connie Cutler. At the Hnmmuisd Organ : DENVER CALDER Condii'tor: JASPER P'LDER, M.B.E. I A Lt. SAINTS', PONSONBY*. a.m. — Holy Communion, | TiViW- Younß People's Rally. *r JL. ~\ 9.45 a.m. — Crusaders and • Sunday Schools. 11 a.m.—l-'amily Service, l'rearher: KEV. CANON \V. W. AVERILL. 7 p.m.—Evensong. frenclK"- :■ REV. CANON \V. \V. AVERIIyL. \j T. T II O M A S , CHURCH, S5 UNION" STREET. 7 and S—Holy Couimuniou. 1)— Eucharist. 7—Ev«uM>ns. S—Sorial Qiiesii"!;--. lIEKESPOR 1) T R E E T / IHURCH (NEXT CENTRAL ITRE STATION). Inspiring Worship. Helpful Me«aßes. PREACHER: 2>ET. ARTHUR p -JJELSON, B.A. 1"».15 a.m.—Prayer Meeting. U a.m.—"MANS REAL ESTATE." Anthem : "O Lord and Ruler." The Y'o.ins Worshippers' League provides a Happy Hour for Children. Brine th(Mil with you. I p.m.-—Youth Fellowship Rally and Tea. Speaker: MR. ARTHUR GUXN. Y.M.C.A. Religious Work Director. 7 p.m.—COMMUNITY" SERVICE, "THE PENALTY' OF PRETENCE." Anthem : "Grant, We l>*eeeh Thee." TLTSDAY. 7.45 p.m.—Fellowship, Prayer and BrWe Study. All Scats Free. Everybody Welcome. '[iHUKCHES O~F CHRIST. ] I—The Lord's Supper. 7 —Evangelistic. IiONSONBY ROAD— -I 7 p.m.—Gospel Service. REGAL THEATRES. "THE PLEA OF CHURCHES OF CHRIST," E. L. WILLIAMS, M.A. DOMINION RD— 7 p.m., F. A. YOUEXS. "THE TRUE MEASURE OF MEN." ONEHUNGA — 7 p.m.. A. GRUNDY, "QUITTING THK CHURCH." T>T. CHEVALIER—7 p.m.. W. VICKERY. RICHMOND — 7. L. BEAUMONT, B-A. AVONDALE—7 p.m., MR. F. EVANS. MT. ALBERT—7 p.m., R. HORN. IMKEKOHE—II a.m.. Worship. GQD /IHRISTAI> K L P H I A N S, Freemasons' Hall. I'piver Queen St. 11 a.m.—Fellowship Meeting. — LECTURE, 7 p.ui.— "CHRISTIANITY '—What it Is. and What it Onslit to be. Speaker : MR. S. THOMPSON. All Welcome. No Collection. THE BIBLE TRUE Mi** O (\HKISTAD E L P H I A N S y~) (A.8.5.F.!. 313, QI-EEN STREET. 11 a.m.—Fellowship. 7 p.m.—Address. Subject: "SATAN'S ORGANISATION." A Fallacy Exposed. Speaker: MR. J. H. WILLIAMS. All Welcome. No Collection. E W f~i H U R C H (SWEDENBORGIAN), NEWTON RD., near top Symonds St. DIVINE WORSHIP, SUNDAYS, 11' A.M. "LABOURERS IN THE VINEYARD." Sacrament of th<> Lord's Supper. UNITARIAN — PONSONBi" KOAD (Near Reservoir). I>R- CYPRUS MITCHELL, 8.D., M.A., Ph.D. 31, Worship; .". School. 7- -"THE ART OF RELIGIOUS LIVING." V. rriHE SALVATION ARMY, jnC Congress Hall, Grey's Avenue. ±£\flO a.m.—O'Rorke St. Bro. G. 3fA. Suteliffe. II a.m. —C.S.M. Osborn. p.m.—Praise and Testimony, led by Bandsman Coulstock. 7 p.m.—THE BIG. BR.IGHT GOSPEL MEETING. Speaker : Captain Hannah Rogers. A Warm Welcome awaits you to a Warm Hall and Heartwarming Meetings. ADJ. AND MRS. N. E. BICKNELL, C.O.'s. %J -V"OU AFE INVITED TO ATTEND gfSt ■*• THIS SUNDAY'S MEETINGS At the Jμ! salvation army, IJfyC Ponsonby Road, Newton. Holiness Assembly, 11 a.m. I'raise Meeting, 3 p.m. 7 pm._Memorial Service In honour of late Mrs. Staff Captain Davits condueted hy yolonel A. Carmichael. * mUE SALVATION ABMY, -1- Crowhurst Street, Newmarket. Wk. THIS SUNDAY.— 4TTf 11 a m. —Memorial Service to the 7„ m Subject "Losing and Finding l ! Speaker. MAJOR/MACKENZIE, . Soloist : Sister Mrs. McCall. NEXT TUESDAY, JUNE 14, 7.30 p.m. to 11.30 p.m. HALF NIGHT OF PRAYER. All Christians lntereeted in Soul Saving invited to take part. rp H E ASSEMB LIE SO r "Oil 1 EVANGELISTIC MISSION. n "Pentecostal." "Apostolic. Minister: GEO. J. CLARKE. MASONIC HALL. EDEN TERRACE. SUNDAY : 11 A.M., 3 P.M., 7 P.M. •• Glorify God i> Your Body, and in Youi Spirit, which are God's." -Ye are Bought With a Price." TEHOVAHS WITNESSES MEEI *' FOUNTAIN FRIENDSHIP HALL, Top of Newton Koud, off Symonds Street SUNDAY, 7 P.M. BIBLE STUDIES HELD And JUDGE RUTHERFORD'S LECTURKB Procurable. m> «bHeetfc»Mk