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' , RELIGIOUS SERVICES. T. PE'f E R 'li CHUR CH. ■ SEPT IT AG ES IMA SUNDAY. ORDER OP SERVICES: B.—Holy Communion. ll.—Matins and Sermon. J2.15.-T-Holy Coinmnuion. 4.—Baptism and Ohurchings. 7.—Evensong and Sermon. , Brooklyn Church Room, 11 and 7. Kolburno Schoolroom, 11. Taranalri Streot Mission, 7. , QT.. JOHN'S CHURCH, WILLIS STREET M (Presbyterian). Morning, 11. Evening, 7. REV. D. DUTTON/ F.R.G.S., of Duncdin.: PRIMITIVE. METHODIST CHURCH, WEBB STREET. ; • SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1908. Morning, 11 a.m.—-Rev. C. 1 E. Ward- , Evening,' 7 : p.m.-Rev. 1'- W. Fan-plough.. mHE MISSIONS TO' SEAMEN .CHURCH JL AND INSTITUTE, Whitmore, Street. SUNDAY, Pel). 16, : -1908. —Services at 11, 7, and B:is.' Preacher—Mr. J. MoOre, Missioner. 'Subjects— 1.; "Is There Enough t 2. "Did the Sun Stand Still r 1 , 3. " Companions and Their Influence. Prayer Meeting, 6.30. Sailors Parlour opened at 2 and. %. restitute opened dail^. "DEV. CHARLES INWOOD; (of the.Keswick M) , Convention)' - frILL CONDUCT MEETINGS FOR CHRISTIANS (Under the Auspices of Council of Churches). SUNDAY, FEBRUARY,I6-", /r ■ : , ; x~:. 11, Kent Terrace Presbvtenan. Church. - f. HO Taranaki Street Wesleyan Church. MONbAY FEBRUARY 17, to .THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20-.; ,;.V. , ■8 p.m., Vivian Street Baptist. Church. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and THURSDAY Bib/e Readings, .Courtenay Placo Congregational Church. ' • v . ,■■■Li!'*'. . FREEWILL OFFERINGS. 735S NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SPIRITUALISTS. ; ■' ' : NEW CENTURY HALL. speciallieetings, : ' TO-MORROW (SUNDAY, February IG, 1903). SPECIAL MEETINGS,, under tho Auspices of the New Zealand National Association of Spiritualists, .will,.be held at the New Century Hall as-under:—• . . ' SUNDAY; MORNING, at 11 a.m;—Addresses ! - ■ ; on Spirit l -liottirn.' _' ' Afternoon, at 2.3o—Children's'Lyceum. Spe-:-.f. cial Recitations-.and Marchings. ■ Evening, at 7—MR. N. M. BOUCHER,.from ' Melbourne, and'Mß. W. C. NATION, Levin, also; ■ i The Powers of the Subjective Mind will be practically illustrated through a Lady Medium attending the 1 Conference, and GEORGIA GLADYS COOLEY will, .give Messages and Read Characters. . , ' 'i; Admission to. Evening Meeting— , ; ONE SHILLING. . : Special Meeting on MONDAY NIGHT, when ;.ono of the Liidy Delegates,to tho'Conference will givo. Spirit Drawings on tho r Platform m Presenco of tho Audience, •whilo MR. 11. M. BOUCHER, from Mel- : bourne will 1 describe Art 1 and Artist in ■ Spirit Lifo whilo the lady is.under control. ; Full'-particulars in 'Monday's paper., 7392, EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL. jTY RE G G Sno RTHA ND. VT. - -A' SWEEPING' VICTORY •At tho- N.Z. Exhibition—in: tho only official Shorthand Contests held in New-Zealand open to: writers of any • Rvstenv—GßEGG . writers obtained all the Gold Medals with special • • mention, and tho? Highest ■ Awards' for 1• ■ '.SPK'/D. LEGIBILITY, AND ACCURACY, Completely Outclassing Pitman writers. ;• WHY?-Bocduse GREGG: SHORTHAND /is ■:'■.■* EASIEST TO LEARN ; :f "'- EASIEST TO READ , EASIEST TO'.WRITE., -y, . ' Success; Assured at.;tho ' -it, : jQREGG gHORTHAND- JNSTITUTE,.

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