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CHURCH OF ENGLAND. PATHEDRAL CHURCH OF ST. Vj PAUL. SEVENTEENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY. ' ANNUAL DAY OF GIVING. S a.m. —Holy Communion. 9.45 a.m. —Young People’s Church. 11 a.m. —Matins and Sermon. Preacher: VEN. ARCHDEACON H. W. MONAGHAN. M.A. 12 Noon —Holy Communion. 7 p.m.—Evensong and Sermon. Preacher: VEN. ARCHDEACON H. W. MONAGHAN, M.A. SAINTS’ CHURCH, Moxham Avenue. 17th Sunday after Trinity. S a.m.—Holy Communion. 11 a.m. —Matins. 7 p.m.—Evensong. REV. W. LANGSTON. Vicar. BAPTIST CHURCH. PENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH, v? Boulcott Street (two minutes from Willis Street). Minister: REV. LAWRENCE A. NORTH. Services of Worship: 11 a.m.—“DIVINE GUIDANCE AND ITS CONDITIONS.” 7p.m.--“WHAT HOPE FOR THE WORLD.” Soloist: Mr. Ken Macaulay. Church Parade of Y.M.C.A. Optimists Club. VISITORS CORDIALLY INVITED. THE SALVATION ARMY. THE gXLVATION ARMY Wellington City Corps Citadel, Vivian Street. We extend to all friends and visitors a hearty invitation to meeting© in the Citadel this Sunday. 7 a.m. —Prayer Hour. 11 a.m.—Holiness Meeting. Speaker: Major Parkinson. 3 p.m. —Meeting of Praise, Testimony, and Sacred Music. 7 p.m.—THE PEOPLE'S SALVATION MEETING. Address by Major A. Chandler: “HEROES AND COWARDS. Music and Song by Citadel Band and Songster Brigade. W3' have a supply of beautifully finished plaques > (1) Contains a prayer for the Home. (2) A coloured copy of The Ten Commandments, the Lord’s Prayer, etc. A superior plaque suitable for presentation with coloured texts. Call in and inspect! THE SALVATION-ARMY BOOKROOM. 202 Culm Street, Wellington. (P.O. Box 15, Te Aro.) BRITAIN AND THE UNITED STATES. “XTOW THE DESTINY OF THE UNITED STATES IS MADE MANIFEST” —Isolated from the Old World of tradition and traditional jealousies, SHE STANDS AS A RESERVOIR OF ENERGY, to be thrown into the scale when and where required and opportune —one with the peoples of GREATER BRITAIN. UNDER THE HAND OF GOD, TO BREAK OPPRESSION . . . THE “BATTLE AXE OF GOD and the weapons of His indignation." (Written by D. Davidson. 1924, in “The Great Pyramid—lts Divine Mw’snge.”) (N.Z.) HEADQUARTERS. 8.1.W.F. (Inc.), A.M.P., Wellington. WELLINGTON PENTECOSTAL W ASSEMBLY, Alexandra Hall, 86 Abel Smith Street. 10.30 a.m. —Prayer. 11 a.m. —Breaking of Bread and Fellowship. ■ 2.30 p.m.—Sunday School and Bible Class. , 7 p.m.—Gospel Meeting. Speaker: MR. C. R. BILBY. Subject: "Divine Healing! Can We Experience It Today?" “Jesus Christ the Same. Yesterday, Today and Forever.’ EDUCATIONAL —(Continued). UUTT GIRLS' SCHOOL. CHILTON ST. JAMES. (Incorporating Chilton House School), Waterlo Road. Lower Hutt. Boarding and Day School for Girls. Head Mistress: MISS NESTA V. MASON. Prospectus and Particulars from the Secretaries — MESSRS CLARKE. MENZIES GRIFFIN AND CO., P.O. Box 486. Wellington. Or from the Principal Huntley school. M A RT< )N (Eounded 1895.) PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR BOYS FROM 7 TO 14 YEARS. BOARDERS ONLY. Ideal situation in healthy district. Home Farm; splendid Playing Fields, Scholarships (old boys' sous). Music aud Singing Exhibitions. Illustrated prospectus o application to the Headmaster. PUBLIC NOTICES. A.N.A. RAFFLE. AN. A. Comforts (’oinuiitlec, winner •Gold Wristlet Wnteh--I). GORDON. SISTER MATTHEWS FUND. JAMES SMITH'S TEA ROOM. rpilE winning number for the Cake was X 719. Won 'by Mrs. Crawford, Ngaio. ROYAL OAK HOTEL. DUE to the heavy thieving of glasses aud handles from the ROYAL OAK HOTEL an authorized officer is now retained to apprehend offenders. J. POWER, Proprietor.