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SERVICES. ___^ SIBLE STUDENTS' ;he fSTITUTE, Featherston-st., XT, at 7 p.m. ture by E (of Melbourne). IN BIETH " FICTION?) able to agree on this important question, oppose each other. The average layman i subject treated from the Scriptures. ) COLLECTION. lion will be in session at above Hall from ;vers in the Ransom Sacrifice of Jesus THE TERRACE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Corner of Bowen street and The Terrace SERVICES: SUNDAY NEXT. Subject: i "THE THRILL OF A GREAT CRIME." preacher: REV. ARMSTRONG. Morning at 11. Evening at 7. T<HE SALVATION ARMY, x Citadel, Vivian street. CHRISTMAS NIGHT, CHRISTMAS NIGHT, Prompt—B—Prompt. "THE MESSIAH," "THE MESSIAH," By the WELLINGTON CITY SALVATION ARMY SILVER BAND (H. C. Goffin, Conductor), Assisted by MRS. ALICE HARRIS, Soprano, MISS LILY MACKIE, Contralto, MR. ARTHUR COE, Tenor, MR. LEN BARNES, Baritone. Accompanist, MR. ALEX. MILL, L.A.B. Grand Piano kindly lent by Mr. Ernest Dawson. Admission Free. Special Collection for Silver Band. COMMISSIONER .JAMES HAY, 0.8. E., presides. SUNDAY. 7 p.m. PEOPLE'S POPULAR 7 p.m. SERVICE Will be directed and addressed by COMMISSIONER JAMES HAY, 0.8. E., His Subject being, "THE LOWLY BABE— THE MIGHTY LORD." COMMISSIONER AND MRS. HAY. Do not fail to hear them. Other Services at 7 and 11 a.m. and 3 p.m 800 FREE SEATS. Ensign Goffin extends to all best wishes for a Happy Christmas and Blessed New Year. THE SALVATION ARMY, CONSTABLE-ST., NEWTOWN. CHRISTMAS SERVICES. CHRISTMAS DAY, .11 a.m., COMMISSIONER AND MRS. HAY. COMMISSIONER AND MRS. HAY. SUNDAY, 11 a.m., BRIGADIER D. MACAULAY. 3 and 7 p.m., ADJUTANT GILL INGLIS. Seasonable Singing, Music, and Address. SOUTHERN CROSS HALL, 13 ROD'S BUILDING, 30, COURTENAY PLACE (One minute Courtenay place train terminus, opposite Paramount Theatre),. A PUBLIC ADDRESS will be delivered (God willing) in the above Hall on SUNDAY, at 7 p.m. Subject: "JESUS CHRIST—PAST AND FUTUEE,";, "GOD HATH APPOINTED A DAY IN WHICH HE WILL JUDGE THE WORLD IN RIGHTEOUSNESS BY THAT MAN WHOM HE HATH ORDAINED; WHEREOF HE HATH GIVEN ASSURANCE UNTO ALL MEN IN THAT HE HATH RAISED HIM FROM THE DEAD." (Acts 17:31.) "THERE SHALL COME IN THE LAST DAYS SCOFFERS . . . SAYING 'WHERE IS THE PROMISE OF HIS COMING?'" (2 Peter 3:3-4). YOU are invited to hear the evidence in proof of (1) The first appearance of Chriit. (2) His second literal and personal reiurn to the earth." (3) His coming (which is still future) as Reformer of the World and Supreme Ruler of Mankind. (4) The fact that the words of the heavenly Host uttered at the birth of Christ will yet be fulfilled: "GLORY TO GOD IN THE HIGHEST, AND ON EARTH PEACE, GOODWILL TOWARD MEN." (Luke 2:14). Questions invited at close of addreis. All Welcome. No Collection, THIS AND EVERY SUNDAY; At 7 p.m. TITARANATHA HALL SERVICES, ■"■•• 125, Lambton quay (next Public Trust Buildings). TO-MORROW, SATURDAY (Christmas Night), 7 o'clock. "The Incarnation," the Foundation Mystery of Our Redemption. SUNDAY. 11 a.m.—"THE LORD'S SUPPER." 7 p.m.—Christmas Message, "THE MYSTERY OF GODLINESS." These are special addresses to be delivered by the Rev. H. E. Wallis, M.A. Do not fail to hear them. THBOSOPHICAL SOCIETY, Marion street (near Te Aro P. 0.) SUNDAY, 7 p.m. PUBLIC LECTURE BY MR. T. H. CLAY. "THE SIGNIFICANCE OF CHRISTMAS." Public Cordially Invited. THE SPIRITUALIST CHURClfoi' N.Z. (Wellington Branch.) ANTIPODEAN CHAMBERS, 57, Cuba SUNDAY SERVICE, 7 p.m. Speaker, MISS M. COLE. Subject, "HERALD ANGELS." Spiritual Clairvoyance. . Soloist, Mrs. Wilson. No Mid-week Meeting. WELMNGTON SPIRITUALIST " CHURCH (Inc.), Kent terrace. SUNDAY, 7 p.m.—Address by Reuben A. Webb, Memb., S.N.U., Eng. Subject, "Intuition and Resolve," followed by Spiritual Clairvoyance. Everybody welcome, Tuesday, 8 p.m., Members' Circla* ,'__w