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Sermons, Lectures, Soirees, &c. A LL SAlNTS'l(Ponsonbyißoad.)—Twen_£3l tieth Sunday after Trinity, October 14: Holy Communion, ciuht a.m. ; Children's Instruction, quarter to ten ; Morning Prayer and Sermon, eleven a.m.; Children's Service, 3.30 p.m.; Baptisms afterwards : Evening Prayer and Sermon, naif-past six p.m. ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH.—Twentieth Sunday after Trinity—Ten a.m., Holy Communion; eleven a.m., Morning Prayer and Litany, with Sermon ; three p.m.. Children's Service ; half-past six p.m., Evening Prayer, with Ser. mon, " A Sight Sought and Secured." ST. PAUL'S (Eden Crescent).—B a.m., Holy Communion ; 11 a.m., Morning Prayer, Litany, and Sermon, " Christ's Banquet;" 0.30 p.m., Evening Prayer find Sermon, " God's Calls and Muii'h Excuses." Anthem, " How Lovely are Thy Dwellings Fair" (Spohr). S. THOMAS' CHURCH, Union-street. Twentieth Sunday after Trinity, October 14. Holy Eucharist (.Choral), 8 a.m.; Mattinsand Litany, 11 a.m.; Children's Service, 3 p.m.; Evensong, 6.30 p.m. PONSONBY BAPTIST CHURCH. - October 14.—Pastor J. D. Gilmore.— Eleven a.m.. " Faithful Service Highly Rewarded." Evening at half-past six, " What is Conversion ?" ITT-STREET WESLEY AN CHURCH —Morning at eleven, Rev. C. H. Garland. Evening at half-past six. Student. (TIRAFTON ROAD WESLEYAN \JC CHURCH. — Morning fit eleven, Student. Evening at half-past six, Rev. W. L. Salter. MOUNT ALBERT WESLEYAN CHURCH.— at eleven, Mr. Thos. Whitelaw. Evening at half-past six, Mr. G. H. Douglass. ST. JOHN'S WESLEYAN CHURCH.— >O Morning at eleven, Rev. W. Worker. Evening at half-past six, Rev. C. H. Garland. CITY HALL.—Sunday Evening Evangelistic; Services, conducted by the Young Men's Christian Association, To-morrow (Sunday) evening at eight o'clock. Doors open at half-pass seven. Seats all Free. Come early. PIPH A Y CHURCH.—Twentieth S'J Sunday after Trinity.—Eleven a.m., Morning Prayer, Litany; Rev Mr. Cockerton. Half-past six p.m., Evening Prayer ; Yen. Archdeacon Dudley. /CHURCH OF CHRIST, Foresters , Hall, \j ICarangahape Road—Morning at eleven, Evening at quarter to seven, Geo. Aldndjjo will lecture. Subject, "The Bible Doctrine of Substitution." S" T. PET E 'S ~~ PRESB YTERIAN CHURCH, SURREY HlLLS.— Morning, at eleven," An Enemy's Opinion of the People of God." Evening at half-past six, "An Open Door,"—Rev. 11. Sominerville. qTeventh-day ADVENTIST £3 CHURCH, iSURRKY HILLS (Mackelviestreet).—Pastor A. Q. Danielle.—Sunday, seven p.m. Subject,"Future Probation ;" or " ' Xiio Larger Hope, in the Light of .■Scripture. " Immersion administered at the close. All invited. npHE Subject of Mr. C. E. Button's JL Address in the Lecture Hall, Young Men's Christian Association, To-morrow (Sunday) Afternoon, at three o'clock, will be "SACRIFICES." All are earnestly invited to attend. Gallery reserved for Ladies ; Hall for Men only. TfcXEWTON CONGREGATIONAL J3I CHURCH. Services To-morrow : Morning, at eleven—Rev. A. J. Smith. Evening, at hall-past six—Mr. McDowell. MOUNT EDEN CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, VIEW ROAD. REV. B. L. THOMAS. Morning at eleven. Evening at seven—"A Lesson from the Book of Nature." All Seats Free. AUCKLAND TABERNACLE. LORD'S D.VY, OCTOBER 14. Morning at eleven—Rev. T. Bray. Evening at a quarter to seven—Pastor T. Spurgeon. DAYS OF UNIVERSAL PRAYER FOR SUNDAY-SCHOOLS. MINISTERS AND TEACHERS are REMINDED THAT SUNDAY, 21ST INSTANT, Will be CHILDREN'S SUNDAY. PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCHES. SERVICES TO-MORROW As follows :— ALEXANDRA-STREET— . Morning, at eleven— Rev. C. E. Ward. Church Parade Newton RiileS. Evening, at half-past six—Special Evangelistic Service. Rev. A. J. Smith and Mr. Hemery. A large and efficient String Band will assist in the singini. Firebell at .six o'clock. PITT AND EDWIN STREETS— Morning, at eleven— Mr. E. Wood. Evening at half-past six— Geo. Turley. Open air at six o'clock. t> IMITIVE METHODIST JL CHURCHES. FRANKLIN ROAD— Morning, at eleven— C. E. Ward. "Enemies of the Cross." Evening, at half-past six—Rev. C. E. Ward, " The Cake Outturned." RICHMOND ROAD— Afternoon, at three—Rev. C. E. Ward. Evening, at half-past six—Mr. Tremain. WATERVIEW (AVONDALE)Afternoon at half-past two—Gospel Service. Evening at half-past six— Mr. Cox. EDEN TERRACE (Fire Brigade Hall)— Afternoon at three—A. J. Smith. Evening at half-past si;:— H. Field. Sankey's Hymns. BERESFORD-STREET CONGREGATIONAL SUNDAY-SCHOOL. THE ANNIVERSARY SERVICES Of the above School will be held TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), OCTOBER 14, When Sermons will be preached as follows :— Morning at eleven, Rev. A. CARRICK Afternoon at three, Kev. T. BRAY Evening at half-past six, Rev. J. CHEW Special Hymns will be sung by the children at each service," and collections will be taken up in aid of School Funds. On TUESDAY EVENING, October 16, the ANNUAL TEA and PUBLIC MKEIING will bo held. Tea on the table at half-past six. And at the after meeting to be held in the Church, Addi esses will be delivered by Revs. WEST, THOMAS, SMITH, and Friends. Rev. J. CHEW will occupy the Chair. Selections of music will be rendered by the Choir during the evening. MOUNT EDEN BAPTIST SUNDAYSCHOOL ANNIVERSARY. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), OCTOBEB 16. SPECIAL SERMONS Will be preached by Pastor T. Sjpurgeo.n, Morning at eleven. REV. C. H. Garland, Afternoon at three. > Rev. G. B. Monro, Evening at quarter to seven. Collections at each service in aid of School Funds. TUESDAY, OCTOBER IS. TEA AND PUBLIC MEETING. Chairman, Rev, T. Bray. Addresses by several Ministers and Friends. Tickets, Is each. ■OIBLE AND PRAYER UNION. CARDS OF MEMBERSHIP FOR ISSS With number on Roll, the principles of the Union, stud Calendars of Chapters are now ready, and will bo sent, on receipt of name and address, with a twopenny stamp, on application to Mr. Brakenrig, Young Men's Christian Association, Auckland. Booksellers and Stationers. (HHAMPTALOUP AND /COOPER. LIST OF BOOKS ON YACHT AND BOAT BUILDING AND SAILING. s. d. Brett's New Zealand and South Pacific Pilot 10 ti Boats of the World Depictod and Described 4 u Biddle, T. E., Hints in Amateur Yacht Designing 3 0 Biddle, 1. i:., Model Yacht Building and Sailing, etc 4 6 Biddle. T. i ~ Amateur Sailing in Open and Half-decked lloats i 0 Biddle, T. IC, Iliiils 0:1 Yachting, or the Covinthiui YacbtHinau .. •■ .- 4 0 Davis, G. C, ]Jo:ii Sailing for Amateurs .. t> 0 Fitzgerald, L;t|j!., Boat .Sailing and Racing.. 3 u Gros\eiuT, .<'.. .Wcild Yachts and Boats: Making ;ui.l.-;;iliiiri <i 0 Interna c< , <>r .Signals li! »i Kemp, J)., Yacht ami Boat Sailing .. .. -7 ti Kemp, 1.)., Yachi Ari:l>itci4uro 46 u Kepjjir.g, It., i'.jriKtiiiß-and Rigging .. .. 3 u Kepping, It., Sails and Sailmukiug .. .. •! ti Lament, J., Yachting in the Arctic Seas .. 11 C Leckv, Cant., Wrinkles in Practical Navigation " 17 0 Nelson. Kemp, and Davies, Boat Building and Sailing 8 6 Neison, A., Practical Boatbuilding for Amateurs 3 0 Norrie, .1. W., The Seaman's New Daily Assistant. 6 0 Rosser, W. H., The Yachtsman's Handy Book 4 0 Prescott, C. 15., The Sailing Boat and its Management 3 0 Staiidlleld-Hicks, Yachts, Boats, and Canoes 12 0 Stephens, W. P., Car.oe and Boat Building, with Plates 8 C Tipliy's Practical Canoeing 6 0 VailX, C. li., Canoe Handling 6 0 Walton, J. li., Model Yachts : Building and sailing 3 0 Woodgate, W. 8., Oars and Sculls, and How to Use Them 4 0 Add 2d to the Is on price of book for postage. 76, QUEEN-STREET. AUCKLAND. DOG REGISTRATION BOOKS, ruled and printed, with extracts from the Dog Registration Acts, ISSO and 1682, may be obtained at the Auckland Weekly News Publishing Office, Queen-street, Auckland.