SUNDAY ANNOUNCEMENTS. Notices of Sunday this heading on Saturday the rates for Services are:—Sot eocoeeding 24 words (set solid), is cash; for every additional 12 words, 6tJ ertcv; half inch displayed, 2b 6d; three-quarter inch, 3s Od; ono inch, 5s cash. N3.—Tho Is'.Notices must not contain Advertisement*) of Annual Meetings, Anniversaries, Tea Meetings, or Entertainments. THE CATHEDRAL, Sundae—HoJt~ Communion 8. and Chor»l " Eucbirist 11 (Mozart in B-fLn). Introit, "Pondor My Words" (Gadeby). Preacher, The. Dean. Evensong, 6.30 (Stewart rn G). Anthem, "Bleasins, Honour" (Spokr). Preacher, Rev. Canon WilfoEd. 1^63 URHAM STREET SOUTH METHODIST— 11 a.m.. Rev. X. Turner, "Fidelity"; 6.30. Mr H. Field. High street: 11 a.ra., Mr J. Hanan: 6-30, B«. N. Turner. "Hcixsism." £fi» Worship the Mayor will unveil tho Roll of Honour. Anthem, "Give Peace." Special hymns, etc Soldiero invited. T2S6 DURHAM STREET METHODIST CHLUBCH—II, Rot. Percy Knight, H.X., snbject, Tho Wonders of the Law"; 6.30, Rev. Samuel Irtwrry, subject, "Three Hcrooo of Renown." Anthem, "In Humble Faith and Holy Love" 1329 WESLEY CHURCH, Fitigerald arcane (corner Worcester street)—ll ».nu. Her. W. A. Sinclair; 6JO paiu, Rev. P. 21. Knight, BJV. Subject: • "The Sovereignty of Con-science." 1303 S _ YKENILVM: METHODIST CHURCH.— Rev. A- 7s". Scoffer. B-\., 11 a.m., "Our B-ariiesS Christian letter"; a3O. "Love Thyself'." Coovaiisoent Home: 11, Mr Rameay_ . 138-1 WOOLSTON METHODIST—U. Mr Blazey; 6.30, Rev. W Laycock. Opawa: 11, Rev. W. Laycock; G. 30. Rev. W. Leo. Sumner: u, Mr R. H. Tnrner; 7. Rev. "VV. J. Williams. Heathoote.: 11 Roe. Wf&tuns; | 6.30. Mr G. Steven.- * 12GJ. j OT. ALBANS METHODIST' CHURCH.— j Rev. Albert C. Lawry. Morning and Evening. Organ i-ecital at done of evening service. Soloist, Mr E. Orchard. Edgewa.ro road: Rev. P. Bafctey, morning and evenipg._ 1319 OHIRLEY METHODIST CHURCH—II ►-? _a.m., Mr J. Voss; 6.30 p.m., Rev. W. 1 A. Sinclair; anthem. "Sua of My Soul." A hearty, -welcome to all. 1347 TTNOX CHURCH, Bealoy awmue.—Rev. Dr. •"■ R. Erwrn, M.A.—-11 a.m. j-nd 6.30 p.m. At Berwick street: Mr J. Reid, at 6.30 p.m. ' | 1593 OT. PAUL'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, O Cashel street—Rev. John Patereon, M.A. Morning, 11 a.m., "The. Growth of I Character"; ovening, 6.30, 'The Witness of 'Beauty to God." Linwood: 11 a.m.- Mr J. Fountain ; 6.30, Mr J. Tennent. Richmond : 11 old).. Mr J. Tennent. OT. ANDREWS CHURCH, Oxford terrace O Weal—Services to-morrow at IV a.m. I and at 6.30 p.m., by the Rev. A. T. Thompson, M-A., B.D. At Riccarton Church, Pu- '. riri street, at 11 a.m. and at 6.30 p.m., by Mr W, J. Harvey. At Spreydon Church, Baxrittfrton etreet, at 6.30 p.m., by the Bot. Jo!m_Ki__3_ 9028 XFORD TERRACE BAPTIST CHURCH—Rev. J. .1. North. 11 a.m., eubjoct, "Conscience and the State"; 6.30 p.m., Public Baptismal Service. St. Afoans. Baptist Mieeion Hall: 6.30 p.m., Preaching Service. 1343 " CfYDENHAM BAPTIST CHURCH, Elgin >J etreet—Rev. L. B. Buaoeld. 11 a.m., ' "Judas Iscariot"; ,6.30 p.m., "Shartaigbted- " nees." Wilson's road, Opawa; 6.30 p.m., Mr . J. McCleod. 1358
SPItEYDON BAPTIST CHURCH. Lincoln road—To-morrow's Services: 11, 6.30; preacher. Rev. John Laird. Visitors welcomed; 1254 rTTRINITY CONGREGATIONAL- CHURCH J- —To-morrow's Services: 11' a.m., Mr G. E. Franklin. Subject: "Modern Deception." 630, Rev W Tanner. Visitors welcomed. _i£2B I IK WOOD CONGREGATIONAL J-i CHURCH, Ferry road—ll ajn.. Rev. H. Allen Job; 6.30 p.m., Rev. W. Tanner. All are welcome. 1304 RMAGH STREET HALL.—The Gospel of the Grace of God wfll (D.V.) be preached, 6.30 Sunday evening; open air meeting corner • Gloucester and Colombo atresia, 8 o'clock. 1385 QYJDENHAM GOSPEL MISSION.—Mom- ► 5 ing. Mr Webb; evening, Mr D. Lanyan. Jesus said: "I tell you, nay: but, except vo repeat, ye shall all likewise perish." Lnko 13-3. I?* 9 rpHEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. 96 Armagh X street, Victoria square—Public Lecture. Sunday. 7 p.m. Subject: "More far the Children." Sunday School, 3 p.m. 3287 i SEVENTH DAY ADVENTT3T CHTTRCH, O Barbadoes street—Sunday evening at 7. Pastor Pasco© will <>peak on: "The "War and Palestine. Will the Jews Return.?" AU welcome. Come. 1283 HRISTXAI* SCIENCE SERVICES—First Cirarohw Christ Seoeafcwt, Lsrtimer eqtacre. Sunday Service*: 11 akin, sod 7 p.m. Subject-: "Truth." Sunday School, 2.45 p.m. 1239 CHURCH, Worcester Btreet—Lyceum, at 3. At 7 o'clock, John Pago. Trance address, eubject, "Now Win© in Old BoUiw." CoHeoiwra. Indcpendanfc Clairvoyance at clcae. P.S.: John Pagoda gfcay » only for a few weeke. 1205 -~ AT.Try.ATjnRA HALJT STJNDA'Y, 7 pjn. Speaker. Rev. Ijoio F. Elmore. Subject: "The Efficacy of Prayer." Messages. Collectipn. ' 1300 ajew eraland rationalist Assail CIATION, Caledonian. Hail. .Worcester 6treet—Mr W. W. Collins will lecture to-mor-row. Subject, "The Death of Elic Mctchrakoff, •the Great Russian Scientist; and WhaA the World Owes to Him." Commencing at 7.15. Admission free.. Collectnou.1314 ETERANS* HALL. !M Gloucester street— Sunds.v. 7 p.m.. Mies Fabling. Subject, "Fa.talism or Freedom: Divine Justice in tho World." Clairvoyance. CoHcction door. I™ 5 GOSPEL Meeting—Y.W.C.A., • Latimer aquaro. 4.15 p.m. Special Meeting for Girls: speaker. Miss Rufesell, from India. All girls aod women welcome. 2.?£ 6 Y _ Tea on Sunday, at 5 • p.m. A ebort talk by a business man. Mr T. C. Field. 1332
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