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SUNDAY ANNOUNCEMENTS, Notices of Sunday Services.—Under this heading on Saturday the rato* for Servicoß are:—Not exceeding 'Jl words (set solid), Is cash; fcr every additional 12 words, 6d extra; half inch displayed, 3s Cd; three-quarter meh. 3a Od; one inch, Es cash. N.B.—The Is notices must not contain advertisements of Annual Meoiings. T»% Moetinjs, or EnUrtainmer.ts. CATHEDRAL, Sunday, July Ist—B a.m.. *'Holy Communion; 11 a.m., preacher, Rev. C. W. Carrington; 7 p.m„ preacher, Rev. J. H. Rogers. Offertories, for Church Mission Fund. t lu -l ANTHEM. "Worthy is the Lamb that was Slain,." from "Tho Messiah" (Handel), will bo sung at tho Evening Service, St. Saviour's, Lyttelton, To-morrow. 4600 METHODIST CHURCH. DURHAM STREET—II, Rev. W. Ready, G.M, Rev. H. R. DewsburyWESLEY CHURCH, Eact belt—ll, Rev. I J. Orchaid; 6.30, Rev. W. Ready. HIGH STREET—II, Mr Bottomlcy; 6.30, Mr Allan. Richmond—ll, Mr J. T. Smith; 6.30, Rev. A. B. Chapped, M.A. Woolston—li. Mr Parkin; 6.30, Rev, T. R. Richards. Brighton—<ll, Rev. A. B. Chappell, M.A.; 6.30, Mr Armstrong. Linwood— 11. Rev. 11. R. Dowsburv; 6.30. Mf Wilson. Windsor— 2.30, Rev. H. R. Dewsbury; 6.30, Supply. Sumner—ll, Rev. T. R. Richards; 7, Mr Olds. 1516 ! PHRISTCHURCH METHODIST MISSION, \s Durham street South—Rev. W. Baumber, morning and evening. Evening subject: "Chri3t and the People." Orchestral music. Bright singing. Visitors welcomed. 1588 ST. ALBANS METHODIST CHURCH— Rev. W. C. Oliver, morning and evening. Sacrament at evening service. Crescent road—Morning, Mr J. Cock; evening, Boy. J. Smith. It&S ST. PAUL'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Cashel street—Services will be conducted Tomorrow, at 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m., by the Rov^Thos : jrait,_M.A. a _B.p : 1«H X' NOX CHURCH, Bealey avenue—Services will bo conducted To-morrow, at 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m., by Rev. Dr. Erwin. Evening subioct: "Challenge and Counter-challenge." ' 1613 ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH, corner Oxford terrace West—Services will be conducted To-morrow: At H a.m.. Rev. J. Mackenzie, M.A.; at C.20, Rev. J. C. Jamicson, Travelling Secretary of the Bible Class Union. Evoning subject: '-'ihe Bible Class Movement." !___ ST. PETER'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Ferry road—Services will bo conducted To-morrow, at 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m., by Rev. Thos. McDonald. _ All seats free; 1603 rpRINITY CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. J- corner Worcester and Manchester streets —Both eorvices '10-morrow, 11 a.m. and U.jj p.m., conducted by Rev. David Hird, You aro cordiallyinvited. _Scats free. 1371 OXFOKD~TERRACE BAPTIST CHURCH — Roy. R. S. Gray will preach Tomorrow at both services. Morning at 11 o'clock, evoning at 6.30 o'clock. Missionary Meeting on Ibursday Night at 7.30, at Oxford terrace Church. Address by Mi«s Becking*a!o, on furlough_from India. 1570 (2PREYDON BAPTIST CHURCH — kJ Preacher, 11 and 6.30. Rev. J. C. Martin. Evening topic, " Your God." Wednesday, 73D Miss Beckiugsale; Zenana Missionary. _1630 BAPTIST CHURCH, Canal Reserve and Worcester street—Sunday Morning, 10 o'clock, Young People's Service; 2.30, Sunday School; 6.30, Preacher, Rev. A. Ager. All are welcome. __■** R"*~ATIONAL RELIGION—II a.m., it 131 Gloucester street, "La Lingvo Internacia" • 7 p.m., " Individualism and Socialism." ' '_ 15G6 OYDENHAM GOSPEL MISSION—Morn>3 ing, 11 o'clock; Afternoon, Address to Children. 3 o'clock; evening, At each service Mr Blackie (lata Missionary in India) will officiate. Soloists, Mr and Mrs Fountain. All seats free. Warm welcome. Be on time. 1"»""3 THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY, 150 Worcester street, opp. Federal Club—Public Lecture, "Natural Law in tho Spiritual World," at 7 p.m. Rooms, First Floor. 1565 SCOTTISH SOCIETY'S HALL, corner Manchester and Gloucester streets—The Gospel of the Grace of God will be preached Tomorrow (Sunday) Evening, 6.30. All cordially invited. . 1623 BIBLE HALL, Madras street, near Fire Station—Sunday, July Ist, 6.30 p.m., address "The Plan of the Age." Come, all are welcome. . 156-1 CIHORAL HALL—Mr W. W. Collins will ' lecture To-morrow. Subioct, " The Great French Revolution: Its Social, Political, and Religious Significance." Musical selections at 7 o'clock. Questions answered at conclusion of lecture. Admission free. Collection. 1649 THE HIGHER SPIRITUALISM—Mrs Woodleich Taylor (England) lectures Sunday. 7. Subject, " Whence and Whither." Hobbs's Buildings. Clairvoyance, Psychometric Readings. Bring Sankey's hymns. Collection. 1650 SPIRITUALISTS' CHURCH. Worcester street. West, at 7 p.m.. lecture by Mr J. H. Fabling. Subject "Spiritualism: Tho Higher Religion." Collection at tho door. Allwelcome. 1633 LECTURES. IF WOMEN ONLY KNEW—They rto invited to learn the necessary care and iineWstandinc of their Bodies from tho •FREE well illustrated Descriptive HEALTH TU.KS given at the VIAVI Rooms. 3 Royal Exchange Buildings, on MONDAY EVENIMG, at 8: TUESDAY AFTERNOON at 3; ,1«> at FAIRLIE WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, at 3. An hour devoted to widen Women's vision and knowledge. F1613