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ECCLESIASTICAL. gT. MART'S C iTHEDKAL, PARNEI S a.m.—Holy Communion. 10 a.m.—Sunday Schools and Bible Class 3 1 a.in.—Matins and pennon, The V< Reverend the Dea 11 of Auckland: "1 Spirit of Fear." 4 p.m.—Holy Baptism. V p.m.—Evensong and Sermon, The Rev end H. K. Vickery : "Don't Worry." Anthem: "O, That I Knew Where I Mi; Find Him" iSterndale Bennett). W T. M A T T HEWS C H U R C Wellcsiey Street West. 5 a.m.—Holy Communion. 11 a.m.—Sung Eucharist and Sermon Preacher: CANON GEORGE COATS. 7 p.m.—Evensong. Finn 1 Confirmation struct ion. Preacher: CANON GEORGE COATS. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER I'l. ST. MATTHEW'S DAY. Holy Communion. 7 a.m. and 10.30 a. S p.m.—Confirmation. HIS GRACE ARC BISHOP AVER I LL. — PAUL'S. SYMONDS S f I.jTH SUNDAY AFTER ■ TRINITY. •S a.in.--Hol.v Communion. 11 a.m. — Procession. Solemn Sung Euclii ist and Sermon. 7 p.m.—Solemn Evensong. Profession a Sermon. Preacher at both services : CAPTAIN P.A YARD. Field Secretary. Church Aril Nil.—Lantern Lecture in Ilall after servi Illustrating C.A. Work. pPIPHANY CHURC (ofvlz) Karangahape Road. S a.in.. H.C. 11 a.m.. Matir Preacher: REV. OTHO FITZGERALD. 7 p.m.—MISSION SERVICE. Preacher: REV. JASPER CAI.DER. LL SAINTS', PONSONB S a.m.—Holy Communion. 'J.I •"> a.m. —Crusaders and Su » mJL. A day Schools. • 11 a.m. — Choral Eucharint. Preacher: REV. ERNEST CHITTY. 7 p.m.—Evensong. Preacher: REV. CANON \V. W. AVERIL WEDNESDAY. IU.UU a.m. — Holy Coi munioii and Prayers for Peace. |»ERESFO K D g T R E E QONGK EG ATI ON A L QHI RCH. (Nest Central Fire Station.) COME AND SHARE THE BLESSING. PREACHER: ■ A RTHUR Q BJ , lo.lj a.m.—Prayer Meeting. • 11 a.m.—FESTIVAL OF SPRING. \ W ORD T- N " REASON, or d An Reason. Nurses from the General Hospital and S Helens will receive floral offerings for distribution in the ward*. Recital: "Flowers" (Longfellow). MISS EILEEN ERASER. Anthem: "Arise: Shine!" . Special Reference will be made to Worl ) C. E. Sunday. Babies and Little Children cared for in j "Creche" and Nurscrv. : 7 p.m.— T> IG FIT TS "\|"IGHT. alight As -^AIGIIT M Solo. MR. A. E. WHITVVORTH." "Fear Ye. O Israel." Anthem: Thy Merciful Ear. O Lord. 'Retiring Offertory for poor a>.d needy a both Services. COME AND BRING YOUR FRIENDS. LONDON MISSIONARY CJOCIET* AUCKLAND AUXILIARY. ANNUAL DEPUTATION. JJ 1V Q.EORGE pARKER. M.A.. B.D AND MRS. PARKER, OF INDIA. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 10.— Watchers' Prayer Union Tea. 6 p m Leresford Strevt Church Hall. Public Meeting 7.45 p.m.. Beresfori street Church. Chairman. Rev. A. < Nelson. I.A. Speaker, Rev. Georg. Parker. M.A.. B.D. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER L'f». Mt. Roskill Church. 7.4."» p.m. Speaker Rev. (.eorge Parker. M.A.. B.lt. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 2*l _ I '-MS Women's Auxiliary Meeting Beresford Street Church. - p Speaker, Mrs. Parker. See Next Saturday's Newspapers for Detail of Further Meetings. C H L K C H E s ° F Q H R I S 1 11— The Lord's Supper. 7—Evangelist!* pONSONBY ROAD— G. T. FITZGERALD DOMINION" hu L , TO REPENTANCE." DOMINION KD.—7 p.m., E. P. ADERMAN riXFTti vc Hiflerism and the Church." O.NEHLNGA—, p.m.. A. GRUNDY. Th Second Coming. Series J : "Scenes oi the Day of His Coming" rKv'r'V' 1 - 1 ; - ' pm " v - I{ - VIrK WFST t'vvV Ini l-ossible Neutralitv. I! \ p m " BEAUMONT Vvnvn'w K v 1- 7 Pm " t; - IT, »KN. \i>M >A < p.m., I). PKYOU. the bible TRUE QHRIST ( A D s E LPHI AN S 11 QCEEN street. U a.m.—Fellowship. 7 p.m.—Address Subject: "THE DIVINE PROMISE Ol NEW HEAA EN AND EARTH" ... ?Pe«kcr: MR. L. WALKER.' All Welcome. No Collection. i&WnPn/7isg|EiggyiF r.ng C Frpemasons A H^II E St. 11 a.m.—Fellowship Meeting. LECTURE. 7 p.m. : IN H JOHN IR riT | JF G 9 D o "V s spoken of in. 1.. v. 1-3* rOXSTDFRm •< Speaker: MR. S. THOMPSON tD ' All Welcome. No Collection. "M"EW CHURCH f SWEDENBORGIAN). Newton Road, loft from Symonds Street DIVINE WORSHIP. SUNDAY. 11 A.M. Subject: 'THE SACRED SCRIPTURES " REV. ROBERT J. STRONG, i Visitors Welcome. Free Literature XJ V 1 l R 1 A N c II U R (J II lonsonby Road (Reservoir End.i 7 'sn? 1 of^To-tlav^" 1 JELUE " "^tarian. rpHE SALVATION ARMY 1 CONGRESS HALL. Grey's Avenue. THE HOUSE OF BRIGHTNESS." A CALL TO PRAYER. PRAISE AND DEVOTION. Meetings Conducted bv ADJUTANT AND MRS. W. ,T. THOMPSON. Congress Hall will Welcome You ! V- r JpHE SALVATION ARMY, PONSONBY ROAD. NEWTON. . ......il Interesting Meetings This Sundav. II a.m.—Speaker: BRO. F. CRESPIN Subject : "A Call to Holiness." 3 p.m.—Speaker : ADJUTANT LEE Subject : "The Jews." 7 p.m.—Speaker: MAJOR ELFORD. Don t Miss Attending These Cheerful Meetings. Jr rp H E SALVATION AK M I', f/jp CROWHURST STREET. JA NEWMARKET. THIS SUNDAY. REVIVAL CAMPAIGN. 11 a.m.—COMMANDANT NEWTON "J p.m.—MAJOR DIXON. 7 p.m.—COLONEL CARMICHAEL MONDAY. 7.30 p.m.—MAJOR JJINON. T-i A H A ' I F A I i Ti THE NEW WORLD ORDER Public Meetings. SUNDAY. 7 p.m. Social Contact 2nd Wed. in Month. 7.43 p in Room S, Pierce Bklgs.. car. of Khvber Pas! and Syniouds Street. rriHE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS (Quakers'. -T, Corner Mt. Eden Rd. and Sylvan Av' Meeting for Worship, SUNDAY, 11 a.m.