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SUNDAY SERVICES. TJRINCESS 'THEATRE. Manner* street. SUNDAY, 7 p.m. SUNDAY, 7 p.m. "THE PROPHETIC And HISTOEIC CHRIST." Hear this most FASCINATING ADDRESS FASCINATING ADDRESS By EVANGELIST F. G. RAMPTON. Song Service 6.45. SOUTHERN CROSS HALL, Rod's Building. 30, Courtenay place. (One minute Courtenay place Tram Terminus, opposite Paramount Theatre). FREE PU.BLIC LECTURES delivered (God willing) in the abovo Hall, EVERY SUNDAY, at 7 p.m. Subject To-morrow: "THE GOSPEL—WHAT IS IT?". : "THE GOSPEL—WHAT IS IT?" "THE GOSPEL—WHAT IS IT?" "THE GOSPEL—WHAT IS IT?" The importance of this subject cannot be over-estimated, because THE GOSPEL is the power o£ Goi unto SALVATION to everyone believing it (Rom. 1:16) therefore to ensure your salvation ' you should know' what it is. QUESTIONS INVITED AT CLOSE 01 • „ ' ADDRESS. All welcome. ■ No collection. -SUNDAY, 7 p.m.. ; NZ. EVANGELICAL MISSION. . • (Incorporated.) , ' SUNDAY. ■•'•■': CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL 11 a.m:—Mr.. A. J. Cobb. • 7 p.m.—Pastor Roberts. , ' NEWTOWN PUBLIC LIBRARY. 11 a.m.—Mr. Bruce. 7 plm.—Pastor Weston. FULLFORD'S HALL, -BROOKLYN. '-, 11 a.m.—Pastor Roberts. Tuesday, 7.30 p.m., Fullford's' Hall Brooklyn. Thursday, 7.30 p.m.,'. St. Thomas Hall, Newtown. ' "He that saith he abideth in Him, ouglii himself also so to walk, even as:H( ■walked." 1 John, 2-6 . . , ' We- Pray for Sick at AU Meetings: ; G. J. CLARKE, v ; rT\HE Gospel, of .the.Grace ot God'-\vil A, J£?- y-) be preached on SUNDAY NEXT as under:— . ■'"■ ; GOSPEL HALL, Vivian street, • Gospel Service, 7 p.m. Speaker: MR. NIXON. ASSEMBLY HALL, ' Opposite. Tram Sheds,.. NEWTOWN..' Gospel Service, 7 p.m.. . Speaker: MR. MARK HARRISON. Bankey's Hymns... No Collection. All Welcome. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.''. i*** chsESist of ™st ,t> 4\ B°uL cott stfeet. WelUngton. (Branch of the Mother Church, the Firsi . Ma Uss: hu!s.f) riSt', ScieDtist' B°StOD SERVICES: Sunday, 7 p.m. Sunday School, 2.30 p.m. Wednesday—Testimony Meeting, 8 p.m Reading Room, 46, Boulcott street Open daily, 2.30 p.m.. to 4 p.m. (excep Saturdays, Sundays, and Public Holidays) tree Circulating Library o£ Mrs. Eddy': works available at' Reading Room. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE (Branch of ike, Mother Church, ■> The Firs ' Church of Christ, Scientist,. Boston Mass., U.S.A.) .- SERVICES: ACCOUNTANTS' HALL, 39, Johnston street. SUNDAY, 7 p.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL, 3 p.m. WEDNESDAY, Testimony Meeting, I p.m. • AU are cordially invited. 4. ' Reading Room and Free Ciroulatin; Library, 8, Cooper's Buildings, Willi street. Open daily, except Saturdays, fron 12.30 to 4 p.m.,' and Wednesday evening from 6 to 7.45 o'clock. Free literature can be obtained at thi services. I^HURCH OF GOD TABERNACLE V^ Tasman1 street. . ■ .. (Undenominational.) To-morrow,' 11—Tho Bible Sabbath Subject: "The Mustard Seed Parable.' Matt., 13:31. A mun—"Man of Sin.' Seed—Becomes a Tree-Church Universal. Branches—Sects or Denominations Among them —Birds—Devils Build then Nests. Amazin; ly FULFILLED. "Gc out from her, My People." Rev., 18:4, Come t you' cannot afford to miss. Meeting- 6.30. Subject: "Apostacyi" Ask foi Folder, "The Greatest Religious, Scientific, and Social BLUNDER of the Centuries." ' 1 DAVID NIELD, Pastor. OVAL ORANGE INSTITUTION 6i N.Z. (Incorporated.) WELLINGTON DISTRICT, No. X. NOVEMBER CELEBRATIONS. Members of the. Institution are Summoned to Attend Divine Service on SUNDAY, 2nd NOV., at Wesley Church, Taranaki street, at 7 p.m. Meet in Schoolroom at 6.45 p.m. FULL REGALIA. ■• " •■'. - By Older, . W.D.g.M. ORDER OF THE STAR IN THE EAST. SUNDAY, 2nd NOVEMBER PUBLIC MEETING, 3.30 p m • At the" ■•/ :" THEOSOPHICAL HALL, MARION STREET, Near Te Aro'Post Office" Lecture by I.IEUT.-COL. R B r SMYTHE, 13.50. ' .Subjects "Why We Expect tha Early Hstura of Ui» Lord Cluut."