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ECCLESIASTICAL. rpHE Tyj-ETHODIST OHURCH. piIT gTREET. JpiTT gTREET. "A CHUKCH THAT IS A HOME." 10.30 a.m.—Prayer Meeting. 11 a.m.—J>EV. J Q.ROCOTT. Hymn Study : "Univcrsity." 0.30 p..m.— Soils Service. 7 p.m.—PEOPLE'S SERVICE. J)EV. rp QLDS Speaks OB ••CHRIST IN' BUSINESS." A Subject of Vital Importance to Every Citizen. Anthem : "I Will Pray the Father." Soloist : Mr. James Ramsay, organist: Mr. Albert Bryant. IV.t Street Church Proclaims a Positive Gospel. COME AND HEAR IT! KT.NGSI.AND -11 a.m.. Spring Festival Service. IiKV. S. .1. WIKKEN ; 7 P.m., j rev. r. \. kxk.ht, ha. TERRA< I; -11 .:i:.. REV .1. j 1 J III.I'IIKIIT: 7 p.m., R"V. .1. ul.l'MKliT | J i''M I N 111N ED. U a.m.. RKV. E. \V. IJ ' HAM ES. M.A., .\nuiiai I'.a t! a I ion Church I"a railc .. t" Brigade. Si ;••*.<! : Mr. .1. A. Johnson : , p.m.. I REV. E. W. II AMES. M.A.. Musieal j Service. Soloist : M-s. A. R. Penman. ISOSKII.I. 11 a.m. REV. A. .1. .1-HI.N- , tl ST )X: 7 p.m.. MR. W. ,T. Mi-RIMSOV. 1 UAN'iIUNCIIAM- -II MR .1. !* • *C|{i >• .• KS : 7 p.m.. REV. A. .1. JiHN- | S|;.v | CENTRAL flift 1 flj t A I RED A I .!■: STREET ( >pi'osit.' Main Entrance I M'RINC, KMUVKIt SI-'R VICES. : 11 a.m.. Mr. !•'. Sousier; 7 j>.m.. Iliv. A. j r'l Orr. "Tin* Miracle ot' S irinir." Is. i.'i-l : MNs Cairns. Maori Mission' at 11 a.m. ICllli■ > Church of "The Helping Hand" I rum Si a I ion IZ.I. Mondays. 12.."in In 1 p.m.; Tuesdays anil Thursdays, s to 5.30 p.in. ERA NKI.IN ROAI) BRANCH. II a.m.. Rev. A. Everil Orr: 7 p.m., I'astor Iliipe Ilivnes. "The l.essons of Springtide."' QIKCUIT. C*OLLEGI ATE CIIURCH. GRAFTON Rl>. ' 11. Siuileiits' Service : 7. PRINCIPAL 11. RANSTON. M.A.. Litt.D. Sprilgt imp Serviep.s : 11. REV. F. COPELANIt. Soloist: Miss Julie Williams; 7, REV. F. COPE I. ANI >. Soloi-t : Mrs. 1,. I'ilcher. Choir Anthem MT. EDEN — Springtime Services: 11. REV. J E. JACK: 7, REV. J. F. JACK. Special Music at Both Services. L> EM CER A — i'priugt ime Services: 11. REV. W. WAI.KER: 7. REV. W. W\l KE". Musical Service. Organ Rectal. Mrs. \V. I'. Winstonc. ami Anlliems in* Choir. xi issio.N i*.\v — li. i:i:v. w. r. i.aws: j 7. REV. C. 11. I.AWS, 1!. A., I>. I». ; VKWMARKET 11. MR. J. K. liol-.EUTS : 7, REV. \V. R. I.AWS. I I >ARNEI.I. 11. MR. J. LEWIS ; 7, MR ! 1 T. L. lIAMES. I lIANMURE- U. ISTUDENT M. WIMj sJ'l. 'OH N S METHODIST CIIFRCH, ' I'unsor.by Knatl. 11 a.m. —REV. DR. 11. RANSTON. 7 p.m REV. Dlt. MORRISON THOMAS, oT Sw;i!br.-i ainl i liirasn. Soloist : Mi*s. K. Canirrou. Anthom : " Gloria." 17 JNEHU.NGA METHODIST CIRCUIT. ONI-.'UUNGA 11 a.m.. Rev. E. T. Olds: ' p.m.. Rev. J. I>. Grocott. 1 I*. NIK >s 1-, —1 l a.m., Mr. W. Archer; 7 p.m., Mr. Flemings'. •>\ESTNI:v RD - 11 a.m., Jlr. H. Chris- ' "pher. V. AI.MM.i:V RD.—7 p.m., Miss E. Sliool\J '''• A LItERT METHODIST CHURCH 11 a.in.. Mr. Harold Hurley I Divinity Stu- , en' ' - < p.m.. Evening Service, conducted ii.v members ol (lie Mt. Albert Men's Feliowship. Preacher: Mr D. 1,. Thomas. Soloist : Mr. W. Astlev. Special Music hy hoih Male and Mixed Choirs. Everybody invited. E W T CCN EAST MISSION. a.m.—Mr. Frank Crespin. 7 p.m.—Colonel A. B. Carmlchael. Everyone Heartily Welcome. THOUGHT TEMPLE, ITjj tor ' Wt,lli "Kton and Pitt Sts. wstiw SUNDAY—II n.iii., I'nitv Group; < p.m.. an Action Talk hy MR. T. \V. SILCOCK, on "Go Forward. *' WEDNESDAY, 2 p.m.—Women's Progress C luh. "Sunny Queensland." continuation Australian Travel Talks, hy Mrs. Chas. Dickens. All Indies welcome. Afternoon tea! VENANA BIBLE AND MEDICAL MISSION. Ihe Annual Meeting and Farewell to MISS ELM A CLARK, THIS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 at 7.30 p.m., in Lecture Hail of N.Z. Bible Training Institute Valedictory Address by Rev. Walter Barry late of India. BUSINESS NOTICES. N OU N C E M E N T. T H B R 1 T Z * 242, QUEEN STREET, UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. F. U LA FRANCHI. - :20 BAZAARS. T. MATTHEWS HALL, HOBSON ST ST. MATTHEW'S LADIES' GUILD SALE OF W'OUK. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. 2 I'M AFTERNOON AND EVENING KNTE RTAIN MENT. 17 LAWN TENNIS. A BRUCE & SONS for Genuine Tennis ' Rucijuet Restringinif.—94, Albert. St. B ( COACHING l>.v Craig Partridge. Hug"e selection Racyuets.—Wiseman's, Queen C "L"\E\V Vacancies, excellent hard court, Epsom ; Sunday play.—S. «412, Star. 17 /.J.RASS Court, Epsom, for Lease; several players available, join club. — Ring 1:! n ~ 7 - 17 TJLAVERS waiupd, private club, hard court: sub. — I'bone \l7 TJRIVATE Tennis Court, hard, to Let; near Greenwood's Corner.—l 3 1104. 17 "I-?ACQUETS Rpstrung, work guarantetd ; " lowest prices.—Watts Sports Depot. Exchange Lane. f, ANDREW'S ROAD TENNIS CLUB. Courts (i-liip), pleasantly situated at !>•!, ST. ANDREWS ROAD. EPSOM OPENING OCTOBER 1. VACANCIES FOR MEMBERS. RING ■_".l-SJ7. 17 riIENNIS — Restringing, usually IS/, noMr 1 5/11: 2-V Restriugs now 12/ti —At Modern Bag Co.. 4tH>. Queen St. C "XTACANCIES. Brixton Kd. School, two ' courts; members invited.—Ring 15-131. x2i> • > GRASS Courts, ilt. Albert district.— Ring 27-773. xl 7 OPTICIANS AND OPTOMETRISTS. REGINALD FRITH. F.S.M.C. (London). F.8.0.A.. F. 1.0.0. 16, Queen St. fnext C.P.0.). Waverley Hotel Bldgs.— Sheffield Silversmiths, Ltd. Phone 44-213. B rnHOS. F. LOWES, F.8.0.A., F.5.A.0., X (Edin.), F.N.A.0., F. 1.0. (Eng.). Ophthalmic Optician, Lister Bldg.. City ; 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. Appointments, Phone 10-446 ; also Evening, 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. Residence. 29. Princes St. Phone 42-416. C FARM IMPLEMENTS FOB SALE. 240z Jute Cow Covers, roped " J necks, heavy chrome strapping. All sizes. 6/3. —B. Le Roy, Ltti., 81, Queetl St.. Auckland. £4