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SUNDAY ANNOUNCEMENTS. Notices of Sundiy Sertices.—Unde? (his heading ou Saturday the rntM (or Servicea are:—Not exceeding 24 words (set soliH), Is cash; for every additional 12 words, 6d extra; half inch displayed. 2e 6d;' three-quarter inch, 3s 9d; one in;h, 5s cash. N.B. —The is Notices must not contain Advertis«mcntß of Annual Meet- ' ings, Te» ' Meetings, or Entertainruents. ■ '.'■ -. •. ■'■■ ' . ■•■; ■""■■ '■■-'.■ ■ CATHI3DRAI>-Siinday, Hth Febniary; 8 a.m., Holy Communion; 11 a.m., Matins. Preacher, Canon Carrington, M.A. 7 p.m.. Evensong. Preacher, the Minor Canon. 63a inirES"LEY~ciIUECH7E(i e t belt—ll.'.a.m., »'■ itev. C. 11. Laws, 8.A.; 6.30 p.m., Hcv. C. H. Garland. Morning Subject, "The Secret of n Hestfnl Life." 593 —UiIHAM STREET METHODIST CHURCH—II a.m., Rev. C. H. Garland;, C.IiO p.m., Rev. C. H. JLawe, ._ TVTKTJI^UIST^SESviCES-KTchmond: 11, IVX iXr It. H. Turner;- 6.30, Rev. A. JlcBean. SVoolston: 11, Rev. J. >*. Buttle; 6.30, Mr Patten. Brighton: 11, Rev. A. MoBean; 6.30, Mr Wigglceworth. Linwood: 11, Mr J. Olds; C.30. Mr Aycrs. Windsor: 6.30, Rev. W. C. Oliver. Sumner: 11. Mr Wilson, M.A.; 7, Rev. W. Lee. Marshlands: 11, Rev. W. C. Oliver; 0.30, Mr a. Olds. Heathcote: 11. Ilev. "W. Lee; 6.30. Mi Fountain. Opawa: 11, MY Farrow; 6.30, Rev. J. N. Buttle. Redcliffs: 11, Mr Hooper. Cl 2 ETHODIST - "MISSION, Durham street S.—ll a.m., Mr Kcrr; 6.30. Rev. IC. Turner and Mr Clucas>, .High fircet- 11 a.m.. Rev. N. Turner; 630 p.m., Mr J. McCulloush._ 615 S"I\~ALBAXS METHODIST CHURCH— ' Ilev. If. E. Bellhous*. • Subject.. Mornuiw. "Apo3lolic Contentment"; F.voning, "Men as Social Consciences." Edgewaro road: Rev.. W. Walker Morning and Evenins _. __ p£? TdTSTnOTON - METnODI'ST CHURCH— XV n, liev.'S. Griffith; G.ilO, Mr E. Smith. Selw-yn street S.: 11, Mr W C. Francis; G.3o,"lfr'T.-Pratt Lincoln rosd: 11. Mr A Williams;- 6.30, Rev. b. Griffith. Clarence road: 11, Musioner Hayr.cj; 6.30, Mr Earwaker. «Hu'sweii \S S Anniversary): 2.30, Musical Service; T. Mip«ioner Hayncs. 610 SYI3ENHAM"aiEfHObTKT~ciIURCn—II O a.m.. Mr J. Cannon; 6.30 p.m.. Rev, E. Cox. Convalescent Home: 11 a.m., Rev. E. Cox. o|M CT. PAUL'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, O Caahcl street—Rev. Tliog. Tait. M.A., fj Tomorrow, at 11 a.m. Subject. "True Ptopress"; and at G.'.10 p.m. Subject, "The SlsMcs nr.d the Master.? NOX CHURCH, Beat^y"irven-Te^ScrvTcTs will bo condttclvfl To-morrow, at 11 a.m. and 6.31) p.m.. by Itcv. Dr. Erwin. Evening Subject. "The Bearer of Christ'B Cross." 670 CHURCH, OxforTTerrace Weit —Services will )>o conducted Tomorrow, at 31 a.m. End at C.30 p.m.. by the Rev. John Mnckeniic," "M.A. Morning "Subject, "The Justification oi Hope"; Evenin<* i Subject, "'The. Certainty oi These Things.'! Awl in the Spreydon Schoolroom, Barring- j to ll,street, at &J0 pan., by Itr J, H. Jupp."- ■] ST. "DAVID'S. Colombo street South—S«r- ---■ vicck To- 11 a.m. and 6-JO p.m., by tlev. Charles Murray, M.A: Erenin;- ] Subject, "A Call to Anns." , 633 ! ST. PETER'S PRESBYMSRIAX CHURCcT, I Ferry road—Services will be conducted i To-mccrow by the Rev. Tn«B. McDonald, at ] 11 ».m. nnd at G. 30 p.m. . . | XFORD TERRACE BAPTIST CHURCH ' —Rev. It. S. Gray, will preach Tomorrow at both eervicea. Morning service at 11 o'clock, evening service at 6.30 o'clock. > . ■ ■ 537 T TXWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH, iJiawood AJ avenue and Worcester street— 11, Mr H*ro!d Goring; Evening, a3O iir H. F. Herbert. • All welcome. ' g M OYDEXHAM BAPTIST CHURCH-R e 7T & A. Williams. 11, "Love as the Suoreme Thing": 6.30, "A Dcienco of MWom" (Special Missionary Service); 4, Brotherhood Moetin e- • 6fiO OYDENHAJa BAPTIST CHURCH PJ ff ;,, O etreet-Brotherhwxl Meeting, i pf," To-raorrow. Speaker, Mr C. R X. Mackie' Subject, "Hir.du Worship in the Holy City of India. All men cordially invited 5-n n ," Stranuer'i Tea. i g-.j'