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ECCLESIASTICAL, T> A P T I S T rjIABEIIXACLE, UPPER QUEEN STREET. "I'ou are Sure of a Welcome at the Tabernacle." MINISTER : "REV. TQR. ALEXANDER TTODGE, 8.A., B.D. 10.13 a.m.—Prayer Meeting. 11 a.m.—PREACHER, pASTOR QHAS. T>ARTON. Subject: "THE GRANDEST FACT OF HISTORY." 7 p.m.—PREACHER, J>EV. A J TAMIESOX. Subject: "THREE RENT VEILS." CHAPLAIN-MA.TOK .1. HIDDLESTONE will give a brief Message and will preside at the Lord's Table at the close of this TUESDAY. 2.13 pjcii.—Baptist Women's Missionary Union. WEDNESDAY.—2.I7, p.m.: Women's Meeting. Speaker. Mrs. ]•:. Uowsett. 7.30 p.m.: PRAYER MEETING. ■jITOUXT EDEN BAPTIST CHURCH. 11—-I'IIE LIVING CHRIST." 7—"Till: LIFE EVERLASTING." Preacher: REV. .1. 11. .lENSEN. CJIIACKLETOX lIU. BAPTIST CHURCH, to ItEV. C. W. IIUXCUMB. SERVICES 11 and 7. EASTER MESSAGES, EASTER HYMNS. VISITORS CORDIALLY INVITED. j\rOUXT ALBERT BAPTIST CHURCH. Minister: REV. JOHN LAIRD. M.A. 11 — Chaplain REV. .1. HIDDLESTONE. 7—MR. 11. B. BKISTIIW. Visitors Welcomed. fl RANGE ROAD BAPTIST CHURCH. 11 a.m.—MR. ARNOLD SCIIUI.T7.E. 7 p.m.—REV. 11. KNOWLES KEMPTON. Subject : •'There is a Day After Tomorrow." t> A P T IST C II U It C II E S. J.* SERVICES 11 A.M. AND 7 P.M. AVONDALE— Rev. A. .1. Jamieson. EPSOM —Rev. K. 1-:. Smith. NORTH MEMORIAL—Mr. T. Clark, Mr. G. Porker. RICHMOND—Kev. I). H. Slowart. SAXDRIXGHAM— Rev. .lohu lug-. Mr. Skeates. MILI'OKII—Rev. J. K. Reid. PONSONHY-.Mr. .1. Crycr. Mr. E. M. Blaikloek. POINT CHEVALIER—Rev. C. I). Bogais. MEKKILAXOS—Mr. Ale.vauder. Mr. Clark. .NEW LYNN—Pastor C. A. Latt.l. ROYAL OAK—Mr. A. Burnett, Pastor C. 11. Barton. WHITE SWAN—Rev. John lugs. KUMEU (Pomona llalll —Kev. .1. Hi.blleslone. <M'. Tjl R E E M E T II ODIS T CHURCH, 11 a.111.-REV, A. S. WILSON". 7 p.m.—MR. .1. A. KI.AKI.EY. ALL WELCOME. T> E V I V A L T/l I R E MISSION' OF HEALING. HEALING THROUGH FAITH IN JESUS CHRIST. MEETINGS. On SUNDAY at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. in the ORANGE CORONATION' HALL. Xewton Road. On TUESDAY and THURSDAY al 7.H0 p.m. in the GRAFTON LIBRARY HALL, Mount Eden Road. "He healed many lh.it were sick of divers diseases."—Mark i.. .'il. "A. 11. DALLIMORE. EVANGELIST. <«) /-< 0 MM 0 N W E A L T H •CiS <S? v-* COVEXANT CHURCH. v-yk_Ss OTAIIUIIU (Fortiierly British-lsrncl i Chnrch). Revival. Kedemplion. Healing. Blessing Through Our Lord Jesus Christ. SUNDAY—II a.m., Commiinioii Service: .". p.m.. Joyous Hour f..r Adults as well as Children: 7..'! D p.m.. Grand News of the Love of God to His People. THURSDAY' —7.:!0 p.m.. Deeper Side of 15.1. Teaching. USUAL SERVICES, FORESTERS' HALL. NEW LYXX, SUNDAY. 11 a.m. and 7.,'i0 p.m. TUESDAY. —Deeper Israel Message. #r/ I 0 X rp EMP LE. /j J. ST. DBXBDICTS STREET. Minister: PASTOR G. 1). WHITE. • SUNDAY. 11 a.m.—SERVICES AS USUAL. 7 p.m.—SERVICES AS USUAL. trpHE LIBERAL CATHOLIC J- CIL OF ST. FRANCIS, liiini', 11 a.m. Service of UealiiiL- and Solemn Benediction at Chapel. Epsom, Thursday, at 7 p.m. SPIRITUALIST CHURCH OF N.Z., "J Auckland Branch. Alma Street (opp. .Memorial Arch. Newmarket). SUNDAY, a n.m., Open Circle, conducted bv MR. G. M. S'ANSOM. 7 p.m.. MEMORIAL SERVICE frfr our Risen Brother MR. RICHARD A. BENNETT. Speaker. Kov\ Mary M. Dreaver. Spiritual Messages. MR. 11. COLEMAN. TUESDAY, S p.m.—Open Circle. Mr. G. SI. Sansoin. /--GIRISTIAN SPIRITUALIST CHURCH, KJ 48,' Mackclvie St.. Grey Lynn. SUNDAY—:; p.m., Open Circle; 7 p.m., Trance Address. Mrs. R.iyner : Floral Messages. Mrs. McTaggot. of Ilunllv. Mondav.. s p.m.. Study Class. Sir. Conway. Wednes<la '■ Friday, Canls. .".(in. Thursdav. !.:;(), Cards, .-(in. .S p.m.. Psyelioineliy, Mr. Fittou. /-IHURCII OF THE GOLDEN LIGHT, VV IUO, Newton ltd.. Symonds SI. end. EASTER SUNDAY—7 p.m., Divine Service. Subject: '-The UuLilduient Comes by Power." by Kev. F. l'hilpott. THURSDAY, 7.1.", p.m.—Healing and I'sycboiueiry. PIRITUAL CIIIJRCH. SYMONDS ST. (next P.O.).—Sun,lay. 7. Rev. 11. Hudson. 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