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, aurcuAY ANNOUNCEMENTS. Notice* of Sunday Sorrier*.—TKj.. this heading on Saturday the. ,22 ' for Services arer-Not «xoeedia?M words (set solid). 1b cash; f or AjJ additional 13 word*, 6d «rt»- TZ inch displayed, 2e 6d ; inch, 3s Ud; ono inch. 5e ca*h? ' N.B.—Tho Is Notices must no* «». 5 tain Advertisement* of Annual M*2* Wga Annivexsariee, Te* MeotniM or .Entertainments. rpHE CATHEDRAL—Sunday; HajT&Z -L munion i?, and Choral Euchas.i?i ■ (Schubert in Gl; Introit, "Lord, Let y* Know Mino End" (Goss). PreacW t£| Dean. Evensong, 6.30 (Garrett in ft' r* them, "Praise liis Awiul Name." Treacher Rov. E. 11. Shore. jk •yiTESKEX CHURCH, T> i U a.m., Rov. H, Alien Job; WOnT Rev. W\ A. Sinclair. Special Adorce-Tvl Young Men una Younp Women. Sok "Neater, My God, to Ihee," Mias Hope. ATe ™ . DIaiHAM STREET SETHOBiSn CHURCH—II, Rev. W. C. Oliver- itf Mr L, M. Isitt, M.l\ ATusic under dW?' of Mr Erncat Firth. F.R.C.O. At Evening Service tho Sacrament will ho _? ■ ministered by Rev. Percy Knight. S« D'ItRHAaTsTrEET SOUTH'" METHODIST \ -11 a.m., Mr J. Olds; 6.30 p.m ** l» H A. K. Lu-wry. liiyh street—ll a .m J?, jf" ', 'I G. Williams: C.30 pan., Mr C. H. Earwig A hearty welcome extended. j.j (Jt~AiJ3ANi>~METHObIST CHUE^, SUNDAY SCHOOL AXNIYEESAIIY, ' 11 a.B. Rov. P. Battey. 3 p.m., Rov. A. N. Soottar, BA. G. 30 pan., Ucv. A, C. Lawry. Special Singing by Scholars at all Sejvion Edgcware road—ll aon., Rev. Albert C Lawry; oVJO pjn„ Rev. C. Strand. 501 ! (^DEXHAM - O a.m.. Rev. A. N. Scottcr, BA.; 6Jopjn Kcv. A. X. Seottor, u.A. Subject, "hrandad as a Slave." Convalescent Home—ll J(t Belshaw. jqj •\X7OOLSTOX METHODIST—II, Rev~~W >Vl Laycock; lUO, Rev. W. J. With'aine' Opawa—ll, Mr C. Eurwakcr; 6.30 (Song Service) Rev. AY. Laycock. Sumner—ll for W. J. Williams: 7, Mr R. N H. Tur Mt ,' Hcathcote—ll, Mrs Williams; (yjo, y^ Blazcy. _ ■ " m SHIRLEY METHODIST £5 day School Anniversary, .December 10th, 11 ajn..", Rev. C. Strand; 2.30 pjn., jR»r J Cocker; G. 30 p.m., Rev. P. Battey. /Speei»l < singing by tho children, aa3istod w.cboir and orchestra. SOIO3, etc. \ ' ICI qtTlTaul's presbyteriax omjgcH C 5 Cashel street —Morning, 11 ajnl, Mj j| Bickerstiifi; Evening, C.30 p.m., lfisf. j," Paterson, M.A. Subject, "Tho Footfctet* o| God." Antliem, "Tho Radiant Morn'l (Wood* ward). Mr Raynor "White, organist, will play "Offertory for Christmas Season" • (Barrett l . Linwood —11 a.m., Mr W. S. MeGibbon; tj.CO p.m., Mr J. Tonnent. Richmond-H ajn.. Mr J. Tcnnent; 6.30 p.m.. Rev. B. Chisholm. " 455 XbX~CHURCU, licaley avenue— Rev.-DF R. Erwin, M.A,, 11 a.m. and 6.30 pa! I At Berwick street —Mr J. Eoid, at 6.30 p.a] I « ] OT. ANDREW'S CHURCH, Oxford ton** ' O West—Services To-morrow, at 11 a.m. and at 6.30 p.m., by the Rev. A. T. Thompson, M.A., B.D. At Riccarton Church, Puriri Ureet, at 11 a.m. and at 6.30 p.m.,'by Mr iV. .7. Harvey. At Spreydon Church, Utr.■injrton street, at 6.30 p.m., by Mr L. McMastcr. _IS9I CHURCH, Ferry road—Hov. ■3 T, McDonald will conduct tht Servictt l'o-morrow, at 11 a.m. and 6.30 lull. Solo :u the Evening by Sergeant I<\ Hanna. 456 — Rov. J. J. North. 11 a.m., "Medicino or Melancholy"; 0.30 p.m., "The 'Get-Rich-iurek' Mania the Cause of all our Troubles." iveiiring Collections both cervices in aid oj rtcd Cross Work. -15( YDEXIiAiI BAPTISITIJuT r RCH~JEIiSi •J street—Rev. L. B. Busfield, 11 ».m, 'The.Unbelief of the Fool''; C.30 p.m., "Th< Triumphal March of Christ." Wilson'a road, Opawa—Mr W. Satterlcy. 4M 1 r"lN\VOOi> BAPTIST CHURCH—II, Pa«-J-J tor H. G. Gorinjj. "God's Caro for the individual"; 6.30, Mr Jones. Bromley—Sun-' Jav School Aunivcrsai-y, 2.30. Rev. L. Bus.k'ld ; 0,30, Pastor n. G. Goring. 438 V RINITY"COXGRKGATIOXAL CHURCH X —Rev. Harry Johnson, at To-morrow'i Services.—ll a.m.. "Succces After Failure"; tl \ 3.20, monthly lecture, "Life on the Dogger- ,11) jaJik." Visit-ors welcomed. I_^' YW.O.A., Latimer equaro^—Sunday, 4.1$ | • p.m.. Special Service for Girlc. Speaker, Sister Cutherine. All girls and women welcome. .J&i GOSPEL MISSION—Sundir School Anniversary Services: Morniaj, Mr W. Bartlett; Afternoon, 3, Mr Andrew Morrison; Evening, Mr W. Stout. SpecaT singing by the eebolais. "O Praise tl|» Lord, all ye Nations; Praia© Him, all Jf» ' People"—Pealma 117. 1. . 4» HALL—Gospel Meet-" ing will (D.V.) be held 6.30 Sunday Evening. Mr It. G. Gnibb. Evangelist. Sobject, "Where aro tho Dead? A Qucotion ofGreat Importance." Come and hear. &B (Roligion without Superstition)— New MUsonic H»ll, Gloucester street, "West End, G. 20. Loctnrer, Hz E. McDonnell, "Sidelights on Jonah: Symbol or Legend?" -BW Church of Clvrist Scientist, Latimer square. Sunday Services, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Subject, "God tho Preserver of Man." Sunday School, 2.45 p.m. 323 YETE~RAXS'Hh"aLL *Jt Gloucester streetSunday, 7 p.m., Mies Fabling. Subject, ".From Death unto Life: Tho Ultimate Outcome of the Soul's Aspiration." Clairvoyance. Collection, SSI aWentist CHURCH, O Barbadoes street, 10-10-16, 7 p.m.—"lf the present disastrous struggle God'a method of leading tlia nations to repentance and pi*jgaration for an eternal reign of peace? pealter. Pastor Letts. v IO AY'LOR'S SERVICE-jSrun- ♦ 1 • day, 7 p.m. Subject, "SpirirnklMm veraua Fortune-tolling," by a member of tb» Pfiychic Clas3. Psychic Messages from writton requests. Collection. Trades Hall; Gloucester etrect. _____£? QPIHiTUALISTS' CHURCH, Woroeetft O 6treet —7 p.m., Xrance Addreea, John Page, "Tho Spiritualist's Apology." AleOj Clairvoyant descriptions. Unitarians epecially invited. Collection. Lyooum, 3 p.m. 4gL niHEOSOPHICAL~SOCIETY, S6 Armagh J- street, Victori» square—Public Mectinf, Sunday, 1 pjn. Mr Cooper. Subject, "Theosophy a Guide to Living." Lotus Circle. 8p.m. 584 EW ZEALAND RAnONALIST ASSOCIATION, Caledonian Hall, Woroerto ■ street—Mr W. W. CoUina will lecture Tomorrow. Subject, "Rationaliain and f» ' "War: An Attempt to read the Sign* of Q»-' Tirace." Commencing at 7.15. Question* answered. Admission free. Collection. 634