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Evening Star, Issue 17034, 3 May 1919, Page 9

RELIGIOUS. F IR S T C HUR 0 H. 11 am. and! 6.30 p.m., Rev. GRAHAM H. BALFOITS, If.A., B.D. Evening Subject: ‘A Priceless Gift.’ RUSSELL OTKHETT HALL.—6.SO p.m., Mr J. B. BIOKBSOTAFF. ST. ANDREW’S! CHURCH. —11 ami,. Key. Dr WADDELL, M.A., Key. A. C. RANDERSON. H.A., B.D. 6.30 p.m., 3ft \V. H. HOLLOWAY, Special Homo Mistdon Deputation. Kensington.—6.3o p.m., Rev. A. O. KANDHRSON, 31.A., B.D. Bible School, 6.30. X.B. —Melee, euro you 'hear Mr Iloiloway. N O X C H U E O H. II a.m., Rev. O. H. JUPP. 6.30 p.m., Rev. E. EVAN DAVIES, 31.A. Evening Subject; ‘Tho Gospel of Work.’ STUART HALL MISSION.—6.SO p.m., Mr H. H. DRIVER. NORTH-EAST VALLEY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. - Rev. R. B. EVANS. 11 a.m. and’ 6.30 p.m., Church Services. OPOHO. —11 am. and 6.30 p.m., Mr MTAVAN. KAIKORAI PRESBYTBRLAN CHURCH. SABBATH SERVICES, 3UY 4th. 11 a.m., The Ker, R. EVAN DAVIES (linos Church); 6.30 p.m., the Rev, G. H. JUPP (when Kaikorai Charge will ho declared vacant). THURSDAY, MAY 8. Sacrod Cantata. ‘Via Gracia’ (‘Way of the Crois’) will be rendered by KNOX CHURCH CHOIR, under Mr Paget Gale. Chairman, the Rev. E. R. M. Sutherland. Collection in aid of Kaikorai Church Fa llon Soldiers’- Memorial Fund. EOSLYN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, HIGHGATE. 11 a.m. and 6.30 pan., TUa Rev. W. GRAY DIXON, M.A. Tha Music at tho Evening Service will bo hugely taken from tho Russian Church. "S/rUSSELBURGH Presbyterian Church.— i.?jL 11 «,m., ‘Turning tho Valley of Baca Into a Garden’; 6.50 p.m., ‘Bricks and Mortar Civilisation.' Preacher; Rev. E. SCOTT ALLAN. C AVERSHA3I PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Morning, 11; Evening. 6.30. Preacher: Mr DUNCAN WRIGHT. SOUTH DUNEDIN Presbyterian Church. —ll a.m., Rev. R. FAIRMAID; 6.30 p.m.. Rev. B. PAL GRAVE DAVY, of Auckland, Children’s Alissionor. PA OR! HILL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 11 a.m.. Address on. ‘ Honae 3lissions ’ by Mr W. H. HOLLOWAY, Home Missionary, of North Auckland. 6.30, Rov. H. H. BARTON. Special Collections at both Services for Home Missions. ST. PAULS CATHEDRAL. Second Sunday After Eastor. Holy Communion. 8 a.m.; Watir.s (Said), 10 a.m.; Choral Eucharist, 11 a.m. (‘Toms in G’; lutrcit, ‘Thou Wilt Keep Him in Perfect Peace.’ Williams). Preacher; Rev. C. H. S LATHAM. Evensong, 6.30 {’ Stainer in A ; Anthem, I Am Alpha,’ Stainer). Preacher: Canon NE\ ALL SAINTS’ CHURCH. 8 a.m., 11 a.m (Choral Eucharis-r), and 6.50 p.m. Preachers; Morning. Yen. ArchdeaconWoodtharpe, M.A.; Evening, Rev. H. O. Fenton, B.A. ANNIVERSARY SERVICES. 11 a.m., Mr ROBERTSON. Duet by MiSwan and Miss Burt, Anthems by tho Choir. 6.30 p.m.. Rev. 3V. M. NEWBOLD. Solo by Miss Iris Wake',in, ‘ Hold Thou My Hand.’ ANNUAL SOCLVL, TUESDAY, May Crh. Addrotios by Minister's and friends. Special Musical Programme. Refreshments. ’Tickets, Is. Roslyn baptist church. 11 and 5.30, Rev. C. DALLASTON. Morning: SCOUTS' PARADE. Evening Solo, Mis W. Armour. CAVERSHAM BAPTIST CHURCH.— 11 a.m. (subject. ‘ Prayer ’), 6.30 p.m. (subject, ‘The Fata! Decidon’). Preacher, Rev. R. C. STEWART. 3ltiy 4th to 11th, Week of Prayer and Self-denial. IVTORTH-BAST VALLEY BAPTIST CHURCH. FAREWELL SERVICES of Rev. S. MORRIS betVe kavir.’ for the Homeland. CHORAL HAIL. MORAY PLACE. SUNDAY I'.vTTXIXI,, at 7 o'clock. Speaker, 3ft N. PATERSON. Subject: ‘The King Is Coming.’ A Hearty Welcome to Strangers. UNITED CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH (opposite Museum). Services,. 11 and 6.30, Communion; 7.30 (evening subject, ‘ Reconstruction: Prevention of Destitution ’), Rev. A. H. WALLACE. DUNDAS STREET Methodist Church. 11, Rev. W. J. Oxbrc.w; 6.30, 3ft- D. L. Guxuberbeach; morning subject, ‘ Tho Strength of the Mountains.’ Ravensbourne: 11, 3lr H. Bonny; 6.30,, Rev. W. J. Osbrow. SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY, CARGILL ROAD WESLEY CHURCH. Three Sendees; 11 a.m., Rov. O. EATON. 5 p.m.. Rev. J. ROBERTSON (of 3losgiei). 6.30 p.m., Rev. R. RiAINE. Special Singing by Children from a • Crowded Platform. CAVERSHAM Methodist Church.—ll, Rav. S. Griffith; 6.30, Rev. S. Grifiilh (subject, ‘ The Opened Bible ’); retiring collection for Bible Sociotv. Abbotsford; 11, Mr Eden; 6.30, 3lr Wrigglcoworth. Fairfield; 7, Mr Tyson. % BOSLYN Methodist Church.—Morning, Mr Sbrimptoii; evening, Rev. F. *J. Parker. Maori Hill: Morning. Rev. F. J, Parker; evening, Mr B. J. King. MORNTNGTON Methodist ' Church.—ll a.m. and 6.30 p.m.. Rev. B. F. Rothwell (subjects; Morning, ‘Claims of the Bible ’; evening, ‘ What Shall Replace Our Christianity ?’ a question for intelligent men). Belleknowes: 11 sum., Mr Haines. Methodist central mission, OCTAGON HALL SERVICES FOR THD PEOPLE. 11 a.m., Rov. R. RAINE. 6.30 p.m.. Rev. CLARENCE EATON. Evening Subject ; ‘THE BOOKS OPENED.’ Solo, ‘ Nearer, 3ly God, to Thee,’ Miss Jessie Ling. Communion. iOTJTH DUNEDIN GOSPEL HALL. SUNDAY BINNING, 6.30 p.m. Speaker; Cftplain R. NEVILLE. A Hearty Welcome to All. HEOSOPHICAL HALL, DOWLING STREET tNext to King’s Theatre), At 6.30 s>.m. ‘ DEPENDING WORLD omNGES.’ Mr T. SCOLLAY. Music. ■ r BYHB International Bible Students’ AesodoX tion (local branch), 75 Moray place (opposite Library), SUNDAY, 6.50 p.m. j study, ‘The Organisation of the New Creation,’ vol. 6, study v., question 63. All welcome. Uuaectarian. Free. ORDER OF THE OTAR TN THE MOT, Theosophical Hall, Dowling street, 3 p.m., ‘ Shall We Recognise the Teacher Whn He Comes?’ Miss Hartley. Hymns 59, 219, 292, A. and M,