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SUNDAY ANNOUNCEMENTS. BIBLE IN STATE SCHOOLS LEAGUE SUNDAY. THIRD UNITED OBSERVANCE THROUGHOUT DOMINION. CANTERBURY AND WESTLAND CENTRE. SPECIAL SERVICES will bo conducted on SUNDAY, the Gth December, as followB: ADDINGTON—St Mary's, Canon W. S. Bean. AKAROA—St Peter's. Rov A. H. Julius. AMBEELEY—Methodist, Mr A. M. Costain. Holy Innocent's, Rev W. F. Knowlcs. ASHBURTON-Presbyterian. Rev G. Miller; Methodist, Rev W. J. Elliot; St Stephen's, Rev J. R. Burgin. AVONSIDE—HoIy Trinity, Rev O. Fitzger. aid; St Chad's (Mission Rcom); St Oswald'" (Mission Room); St Aidan's (Mission Room). BALCAIK-N—St John's Rev H. East. BELFAST—St David's, Rev T. M. Curnow. BURWOOD—AII Saints, Rev H. H. Mathias; Rev C. A. Tobin. CASHJIKRE HILLS---iSt Augustine, Rev F. R. Inwood. CHRISTCHURCH—SaIvation Army, Adjutant A. Armstrong; Salvation Army (St Albans), Ensign Glanville: St Paul's, Rev J. Paterson; St David's (Sydenham). Rev C. Murray; Linwcod Presbyterian, Mr J. Tonnent; Durham Street Methodist (evening), Rev W. A. Sinclair; East Belt Methodist (morning), Rev W. A. Sinclair; Methodist (St Albans), Rev H. E. Bellhouse; Cathedral, morning Dean Carrington, evening Rev J. . R. Wilford; Christ's College, Rev Bryan Brown; St Luke's (11 a.m.), Bishop Julius; G.30p.m., Rev H. Wdliams, jun.; . St Michael's, Rev C. G. Mutter; St John's, Rov P. J. Cocks; St Matthew's (St Albans). Rev P. B. Haggitt; St Marv's (Merivaie), Archdeacon Gossett CLARKYILLE—St Augustine's, Rev J. Holland. „ COLDSTREAM—AngIican (8 p.m.), Rev G. B. Nanson. COURTENAY—St Matthew's, Rev L. Haid. CUST—St James (7'p.m.), Rev. James Hay. DARFIELD—St Andrew's (11 a.m.), Rev H. J. Alien. FAIRLIE—St Stephen's, Rey H. 0. T. ■ Hanby. - FENDALTON—St Barnabas, Canon T. A. Hamilton. FERNSIDE—St Matthew's, Rev James Hay. GERALDINE—St Mary's, Canon Staples Hamilton; Methodist, Rev Ben Bud'cy. GLENMARK—AngIican, Canon H. T. Purohas. GLENROY—Anglican, Rev E. N. Blakiston. GLENTUNNEL—St Luke's, Rev E. N. Bakision. GOVERNOR'S BAY— St Cuthbcrt's. Rev H. Purchas. GREENPARK—St Mark's, Rev F. B. Redgrave. ' GREYMOUTH—HoIy Trinity, Rev T. Rogers. HALSWELL— St Mary's, Rev Dunnage. HANMER—Presbyterian, Mr J. Steele. HARI-HARI—St Cuthbert's, Rev H. W. Monagh'an. HlGHßANK—Presbyterian (3 p.m.), Rav G. K. Aitken. ' HINDS—St Luke's (7 p.m.), Rev G. B. Nanson. HORORATA-St John's, Rev E. N. Blakiston. ' .; HORNBY—Presbyterian, Mr J. M'Mastcr (and one other church); St Columba, R*v E. Webb. HORSLEY DOWNS—St Columba, Rev G. W. Harding. KAlAPOl—Salvation Army, Captain W. H. Hewson; St Bartholomew's, Rev J. Holland. EAIKOUBA—St Peter's. Rev A. J. S. Seaton; St James's, Rev A. J. S. Seaton. KOKATAHl—Presbyterian, Rov R. Tavlor. KUMARA—HoIv Trinity. Rov S. Stephens. LE BON'S BAY—St Andrew's, Rev H. A. Wilkinson. LEITHFIELD—St Paul's, Rev H. East. LlNCOLN—Presbyterian, Rev S..E- Hill; St Stephen'3 (11 a.m.), Rev F. B. Redgrave. LINCOLN ROAD—St Martin's (11 a.m.), Rev F. Dunnage. LITTLE . AKALOA—St Luke's. Rot H. A. Wilkinson. LOWECLIFFE—AngIican, Rev G. B. Nanson. LYTTELTON—SaIvation Army. Captain M'Kenzie; Presbyterian, Rev J. J. Bates; Methodist, Rev A. Mitchell; Holy Trinity. Rev J. R. Howlnnd. METHVEN—Presbyterian, Rev G. K. Aitken. MORYEN—Presbvterfan, Rov R. Briggs; Si Matthew's. Rev C. C. Oldham. MOUNT SOMERS—St James, Rev P. H. Pritchett. MOUNT THOMAS—Anglican (2.30 p.m.), Rev James Hay. NEW BRlGHTON—Anglican (morning), Rev '., C..A. Tobin; (evening), Rev H. H. Mathias. NUKUROA—Methodist. Rev R. Briggs. OKAIN'S BAY-St John's, Rev H. A. Wilkinson. ■ ■ ; ■ . • ; . • OMlHl—Anglican, Canon H. T. Purchas. OPAWA—Methodist,. Rov W. Laycock; St Mark's (morning), Rev H. Williams; (evening), Rev F. N. Taylor. ORARI—HoIy Trinity, Canon Staples Hamilton. OTlPUA—Anglican, Rev J. Rogers. OTIEA-All , Saint's Mission, Rey 8. Stephens. OXFORD (East)—St Andrew's (11 a.m.), • Rev J. E. Holloway. PAPANUl—Presbyterian, Rev D. D. Rodger; Methodist, Rev A. Peters; St Pau.'s, Rev W. H. Orbell. . PEEL FOREST-St Stephen's, Canon S. Hamilton*, « PHILLIPSTOWN—Good Shepherd, morning, Archdeacon Ensor; evening, Rev H. N. Roberts. PLEASANT VALLEY—St Anne's, Canon S. Hamilton. PREBBLETON—AII Saints. Rev'E. Webb. RAKAIA—St Mark's. Rev H. N. Wright. RANGlOßA—Presbyterian, preacher not notified; Methodist, Rov W. Wills; St John's, Rev F. P. Fendall. REEFTON— Presbyterian, Rev Jas. Brown; Methodist, Rev R. Wilson; Anglican, ' Rev E. A. Parker. RICCARTON— Presbyterian, Rev A. F. Burohell; (Lower), St James. Rev G. W. Christian; (Upper), St Peter's, Rov H. T York. REDCLIFFS—St Andrew's Mission Hall (11 a.m.), Rev Mackenzie Gibson. ROSS— Presbyterian, Mr Nome; St Pauls, "Mr A. Jermyn. '." „ „ „ EUNANGA-Si Thomas's, Rev T. Rogors. • q^ FT o\-_S+.. Michael's. Rev H. East. SHEFFIELD—St Ambrose (3 p.m.), Rev a. SKTPTON-AnVHcat., Rev H. 0. T. Hauby. SOUTHBRIDGE-Presbytenan, Rev u. Mary's, Rev F. P. FenSPRINGFIELD— St Pott's (T p.m.), Rev H. J. Allen. . - _ Q SYDENHAM-St Saviour's, Rev H. a. Rev W. J Williams; Ml Saints. Rev Mackevzie Gibson. TA Rev C. C. OldHm TEMPLETON—An-rlioan, Rev E. \\ebb. TEMUKA—Si-Nation Army. Captain Calcott; Methodist, Rev J. Guy. TlMAßU—Silvntion Army. Adiutant Daw*kins; Trinity (Mcihodist), Rev S". Stinson; St Mary's. Archdeacon J. A. Jacob. TINWALD—St Andrew's. Rev H. Jones. TTTATTTWT—St Stephen's, Rev C. A. Fraer. WAIKARI— Presbyterian, Rev A. D. KirkIrnd: Church of Ascension, Rev G. W. Harding. WAlMATE—PTesbvterian. Rev A. S. Morrison; Methodist, Rov G. F. Stockwell; SalvaMon • Armv, Adjutant Hughson; St ,/ncriVstine's Snv -T. A. JnMus. •\V\TNTTT—Ann-i'Vnri. Bev A. H. Julius. WATTAfQ SOUTH—Anglican, Rev 0. C. o'dfcsm.' i' ' watttt^A—Met>odist,' ; Rev R. Bri<rsrs. •prjPTpOßT—Salvation Anny, Captain A. W. Sawyer; Preobvterian, Rev J. T. Buttons; Methodist.- Rev E. T. Cox; St. John's. R"v R. do Lambert. ■nrnn'n^' VT T>_St Barnabns. R»v J. Holland. ■^T^orioTOnfr—PrnsbvWian. Rev R. WOOLSTON— Methodi'pt. Rev W. Laycock; St John's, morning. Rev H. N. • Riber f «: evening. Archdeacon Ensor. YALDHURST—St Luke's, Rev H: T. York. The object of'Bibl» in Schools Sunday is to unite in Intercession all Churches Who are in favour of the platform of the Bible in State Schools League, and to emphasise the religious aspect of the movement. THE BIBLE ts THE CHILDREN'S HERITAGE. FOR SALE OR TO LET. C. J. MARSHALL. LICEN3ED LAND BROKER. REGISTERED LAND AGENT. - fXTBLIC ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR. tfONEY TO LEND ON FREEHOLD SECURITIES. NEW ADDRESS: 11, HEREFORD STREET Corner Oxford Terrace, ' Tdepbone: No. BMa ' Address: b.O. Bos m.