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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17949, 16 November 1918, Page 11

HEtiCIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS. CATHBDRALv— The following Services wOl be hold, weather permittuisr:—B ».m,, Holy Communion, at the North Porch; 4.30 p.m., Thanksgiving Service, at the Godloy STEPHEN'S, HILL'S ROAD. . SHIRLEY. "Weather Permttin?, Service* will be held in the Church Grounds at 11 a.ru. and 3 cm. 3la HOLY TRINITY CHURCH, AVONSIDE. OWING to the Influenza Epidemic the Services Next Sunday will be held in the open air. The Evening Service will commence at 6.30 p.m. S 9. r >7 •Open-air Ser'vloes all daynviaga for Peaco, Prayers for Health. Holy Communion, 8 a.m.; Choral Eucharist, i) a.m.; Matins, 11; Evensong, J; Special Thanksgiving Service, 6.60 fc.B.—Not 7 p.m.). MS IT MATTHEWS, St Albans— s a.m., Holy k} Communion; 11a.m., Morning Service; 8.30 p.m., Evening Service. All services will bo held outside, in the churchyard. 2H9 <T BARNABAS', FendaJton—On account of >J the Health Regulations, Services will he held outside the Church on Sunday: S a.m., Holy Communion; 11 a.m., Thanksgiving Service and Holy Communion. No Sundav School. 3G5 THANKSGIVING FOR VICTORY AND PEACE. —ll, Rev L. Hudson; l G.,10, Rev E. P. Slaraircs Servioee will be held in open air in Mr Mark Armstrong's Garden, opposite Hie Church. Entrance "Worcester Street. A beautiful and nholtered spot. Open-air Services in Church Grounds at following- places : NEW BRIGHTON.—if, Mr Kershaw; G. 30, Rev W. Walker. RICHMOND.—II, Rev W. Walker; 6.30, Mr Kershaw. LTNWOOD.—II, Mr J. Olds; 3 p.m., Rev L. Hudson. SHIRLEY.—.Tubilee Services: 11. Rev E. r. Blaruirea;'6.3o, Rev W. C. Oliver. ' MARSHLAND.—II, Mr R. H. Turner; 6.30, Mr J. Boothroyd; ?J! ST PAUIVS, Papaniii—Sunday, Nov. 17th. Thanksgiving Services. 8 a.m.. Holy Communion (outside church); 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. (note time), Vicarage Paddock, "•"-ther permitting.

ST PAUL'S Presbyterian Church.—Owing to the InfluenEa Epidemic, Brief Openair Services -will 1 be h*ld in the Church Grounds at 11 a.m. and G. 30 p.m. Special Peace Thanksgiving. Rev John Paterson, M.A. Seating accommodat on provided. Open-air Service at Linwood, G. 30, Mr Jan. rp»„„-„* Va ««nrin<w at Riohmond. 1898 ST JOHN'S, Woolston.— Open-air Services, 8 a.m. and 11 rum. No Sunday School. i*r« F.vftnins Service. 298 T MARY'S Church, Addington.—Services .J will bo held next Sunday on tho Churoh. Lawn at 11 a.m., 3 p.m. and 6.30 p.m. ' ___ OXFORD Terrace Baptist Church.—Rev J. J. North. 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m., Short Services on Lawn of Church. Spocial hymns. Returned Soldiers of Congregation will assist. Seats provided. N.B.—Schools Closed. ' 292 __ ST JOHN'S Churoh, Latimer SquareSpecial Thanksgiving Services. Holy Communion, 8 a.m.; Morning Service, 11 a.m.; Open-air Service, 6.30 p.m., on the Church ILuwn. Preacher, the Rev P. J. Cocks. Sunday School on Sunday Afternoon. ,284 IT MICHAEL'S Church Services-8, 11. V-J 5.30, in the Ground*. To Doum and Pravcr for Health. 280 ST SAVIOUR'S, Sydenham.—Open-air Services (weather permitting) in Church Grounds, 11 and 6.30. Beckenham—Church Grounds at 3 p.m. 288 U Opon-air Service in v_.nurcn ui»»«. »- 3 p.m. hvcatherpermitting). ■*»•>_ Ecclesia Bible Hall \J —Owing to the Epidemio the Ha.ll will be Closed on Sunday Next. Meeting tor the Breaking of Bread in the Grounds at •p.w,tl,=,. T.«» 7«. 4*. Hasting Street, 11 a.m. IT DAVID'S Presbyterian Church, Colombo r-> St. south.—Only Morning Service at 11 am., in the Grounds. Seats provided. Thanksgiving for Pe*c». Preacher, Rev r-v, n .rln<. Murray, M.A. sli ' TRINITY Congregational Churoh.—Owing X to the lack of outdoor facilities ho Ser- „:„„. ,„;n l,* liolrl To-morrow. 355 A DDlNGTON.Methodist Circuit. Sunday, J\. Nov. 17th. All Plan. Appointments cancelled. Following Services only will be conducted (weather permitting):—3 p.m.. Openair Thanksgiving Services, Addington and Selwyn Street South (combined), at rear of Addington SjS. Hall, by Rev T. W. Veelie. Lincoln Road, in Church Groups, by Rev "IV. Harris; A hearty welcome to all. 371 MOORHOUSE Avenue Church of Christ.— Morning, 11 a.m.. Service Outside Schoolroom. No Bible School or Evening Krfrvice. 1698 T ANDREWS Presbyterian Church, Ox,kj ford Terraoe west.—Divino Services Tomorrow, in the Church Grounds (weather permitting), at 11 a.m., end at 6.30 p.m., bv Rev R. M. Rybttrn, M.A. 1898

OLY Trinity Chnrob, Lyttelton.—Open Air Services, Sunday, Nov. 17th, ottteido the church. Holy Communion, 8 a.m., 11 a.m.; Thanksgiving Service, G p.m. Mayor, Councillors and Friendly Societies will attend. J. R. Hewland, Vicar. THE Lord Jesus Christ said: "Wha.t shall it profit a man if he shall gain the whole -world and lose his own eoul? Or what shall a man jjivo in exchange for his soul."—Mark 8, 36. 37.1 DURHAM Street Methodist Churoh.— Owing to 'Health Regulations, Brief rhanksgiving Services will be held (weather permitting), at 31 and 6.80, in the Church Tard, which will bo seated for the occasion. Preacher, Rev Percy Knight, B.A. Morning lubject, "The Love of a Father's Heart": evening, " The Ruin of the Kings of "War and the Triumph of tho King of Peaee." Cashmere Hills School Grounds—ll, Rev W. Baumbor. 893 PAPANUI Methodist Church. —In consequence of the epidemic no services will be held in connection - with the above on Sunday next, and no Sunday School. 321 >ICCARTON Presbyterian Church.—To J-l/ help check the present epidemic, no public services or meetings of any kind will be held until further notice. 8:20 QT ALBANS 'Methodist Church, Rugby O Street—Brief Open Air Sorviccs (weather permitting), Church 0 rounds, at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m.; preachers, Ecv A. C. Lawry end Rev ,F. T. Harris. Edgewaro Koad—Open Air Services, 11 a.m., Rev \V. C. Oliver; 8 vyn., Mr W. C. Francis. 360 SYDENHAM Baptist Church, Elgin Street. O —Morning Service, 11 a.m. Sunday School closod. Evening, G. 30 p.m., Combined Service in Sydenham Park. Wilson's Road, Opawa—Evening Service, 6.39 p.m., Mr Aniraws. 337 /"CAMBRIDGE Terrace Methodist Church. Bank near Church. Durham Streot South— No services owing to influenza epidemic. Madras StMet North—ll, Rev C. E. Ward, Service in Church Ground. 333 TI7OOLSTON Methodist Church, Open-air » » Services. —11 (in Church Grounds), Mr Push; 6.30 (in the Park), Rev F. Copeland. Opawa—ll (Church Grounds), Hev F. Copeland. No services Sumner and Heaihcote. 313 KNOX Church, Bealey Avonne.—Open-air Services will be concluded (weather permitting) by the Rov Dr R. Erwin, M.A., on under the trees, immediately opposite the Church, at 11 a.m. There will be no evening services and no Sunday School in the afternoon. 346 LINWOOD Congregational Church, Ferry Road.—Ooen-air Thanksgiving Service? ~-Kov H. Allen Job, 11 a.m., "The Blood of the Brave"; G. 30 p.m., "The Dawn /A «■ Now Day.'' Special flymn sheets provided. 3-18 X INWOOD Baptist Church.—As a matter -J of reasonable precaution, there will bo no Services on Sunday next. 350 SALVATION Army, Sydenham.—Reopen- *-> ing Services by Commissioner Hodder postponed. United Open-air Services, Sydenham Pjrk I Jlj!»m^ndJ7_p.m J _ ~ 6 ?- <T MARY'S, MorivaJe.—Ko Services will bo K-> held on Sunday next, November 17th. 351

RICHMOND MISSION.-In accordance -V -with the instructions issued by the Health Officer, NO SERVICES will be held In the above Mission until the present restrictions ' are removed. Members aro -e----ntiestod to conduct Worship in their own Homes; also that tliero be Special iriiyer for thoae afflicted and bereaved. _ 4J _?*L LINCOLN PAROCHIAL DISTRICT. "HE THANKSGIVING authorised for the L Dioceso will bo held, in tbo open air ii advisable, on SUNDAY, the 17th inst., at £t Mary's Church, Springstoii, 11 a.m. St Paul's Church, Tai Tapu, 8 P<l». St. Mark's Church, Orcenpaik, 3 p.m. Services at St Stephen's Church, Lincoln--Holy Communion, 8 ii.m.; Morning Prayer,