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Sermons, Lectures, Soirees, &c. ST. PAUL'S.— Eight a.m., Communion; eleven a.in., Morning Prayer and Sermon by the Rev. K. H. Gulliver seven p.m., Evening Prayer and Sermon by the Rev. E. 11. Gulliver, M.A. Subject: St. Matthew ix., 3. Anthem, Attwood's " Turn Thy Face, O Lord." ST. MARY'S CATHEDRAL CHURCH, PARNELL.— Sunday in Lent. Services at 8, 11, and 7. Sermon in the morning by the Right Rev. the Bishop. Sermon in the evening, first of a series on " Words for the Doubtful : or Christ's Personal Testimony to Himself," " I am tho Light of the World." ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH. — First Sunday in Lent: 10 a.m., Holy Communion; 11 a.m., Morning Prayer, with Litany and Sermon; 3 p.m., Children's Service; 7 p.m., Evening Prayer, with Sermon by the Rev. E. J. Reed, Chaplain of H.M.s. Opal. Anthem, "Turn Thy Face 1, (Attwood). CHURCH OF THE HOLY SEPUL\_J CURE, Kyber Pass Road.—B a.m., Holy Communion; 11 a.m., Morning Prayer, and Sermon by Rev. G. H. S. Wai pole ; 7 p.m., Evening Prayer, and Sermon by the Right Rev. the Bishop of Auckland. ALL SAINTS, Ponsonby Road.—First XIL Sunday in Lent, March 10 : Holy Communion, eight a.m.; Children's Service, half-past ten a.m.; Morning Prayer and Sermon,'eleven a.m.; Children's Service, half-past three; Baptism, quarterpast four ; Evening Prayer and Sermon by the Rev. W. H. Baynos, seven p.m. EPIPHANY, Karanrrahape Road. Bight a.m., Holy Communion. Eleven a.m., Morning Prayer; sermon, "The Tempted Life." Seven p.m., Evening Prayer ; sermon, " The Supernatural," being the first of a series to be given on Sunday evenings during Lent, in defence of the Christian Faith. Rev. Dr. O'Callaghan. All sittings aro free. HARVEST FESTIVAL AND FAREWELL SOIREE to tho Rev. R. Bavin, in tho Otahuhu Public Hall, on Tuesday Next, 12th. Tea from six to seven. Capital musical programme with Orchestra Addresses by the Revs. Spurgeon, Hill, and Dewsbury. Admission, Is. ■jpiTT-STREET WESLEY AN CHURCH JL Morning at eleven, Miss Ackermann. Evening at half-past six, llov. Henry Dewsbury. ST. JOHN'S WESLEYAN CHURCH.— Morning at eleven, Rev. Henry Dewsbury. Evening at seven, Rev. E. Bent. pi RAFTON ROAD WESLEYAN \JT CHURCH.— at eleven, and Evening at half-past six, Sunday-school Anniversary. MOUNT ALBERT WESLEYAN CHURCH.—Morning at eleven, Rev. E. Best. Evening at half-past .six, Mr. J. Aatloy. DEVONPORT WESLEYAN'CHURCH —Morning at eleven, Student. Evening , , at half-past six, Mr. T. E. Oorkjjl. CITY HALL.— Evening Evan- \_/ gelistic Services, conducted by the Young Men's Christian Association, To-morrow (Sunday) evening at eight o'clock. Doors open at half-past seven. Seats all Free. Come early. PONSONBY BAPTIST CHURCH.— TO-MORROW (Sunday), March 10. Pastor, J. D. Gihnore.— Morning at eleven, "Godly Fear." Evening at half-past six, " A Grand Old English Word in the Revised Version." DEVONPORT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.—Morning at eleven, Mr. B. McKerras. Evening at half-past six, Mr. A. O. Morrison. OPEN-AIR MEETING by Gospel Temperance Mission on Queen-street Wharf, at 8 o'clock to-morrow evening, when the Rev. C. H. Garland and Mr. E. Tremain will give addresses. SERVICE OF SACRED SONG in the Young Men's Christian Association Lecture Hall, on Thursday Next, at half-past seven, by the Evangelistic Choir, conducted by Mr. John Douglas. All are invited. Collection for Evangelistic work. SCIENCE AND REVELATION NOT AT VARIANCE" will be the subject ' of the Rev. J. S. Hill's Address to Young Men To-morrow (Sunday) Afternoon, at 3 o'clock, in the Locturo Hall, Young Men's Christian Association. All are earnestly invited to attend. Gallery reserved for Ladies, Hall for Men only. Come and bring a friend. /CHURCH OF CHRIST, Foresters' Hall, \_J . Kaiangahape Road—Morning at eleven, Evening at quarter to seven, Geo. Aldridge will lecture. Subject, " Scionce and the Bible, aro they in Conflict?" 'O ELIGION AND SCIENCE. — SupJL\> posed Conflict—Definition of Terms —Unfair Criticism—Geuesis and Geology. Geo. Aldridgo will lectuio Foresters' Hall, (5.15 Sunday. "B3ERESFORD-STREET CONGREGAJL> TIONAL CHURCH. REV. J. CHEW. Morning at eleven —"Proceeding in Darkness." Evening at half-past six—" Flourishing in Zion." "TO" E W T O N i.l CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. EDINBURGH -STREET. Rev. 11. J. Lewis. Morning at eleven—" Summer Fruit." Evening at half-past six—" The New Wine and the Old Bottles." AUCKLAND TABERNA.CLE. , LORD'S DAY, MARCH 10. PASTOR THOMAS SPURGEON Will Preach in tho Morning at eleven. MISS ACKERMANN In the Evening at quarter to seven. MISS ACKERMANN'S MISSION. "SAN FRANCISCO BY GASLIGHT." A Lecture will be given on MONDAY EVENING, at half-past seven, in the Rooms, Y.M.C.A. Association, by Miss Ackermann, of the American National W.C.T.U., entitled " Sail Francisco by Gaslight." Admission, Is. RIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCHES. FRANKLIN ROAD— Morning at eleven—Rev. C. E. Ward.— " Churchism." Evening at half-past six—Roy. C. E. Ward.— Farewell Sermon. RICHMOND ROAD— Afternoon at three—Rev. C. E. Ward. Evening at half-past six—Mr. T. Booth. WATERVIEW (AVONDALE)— Afternoon at half-past two and Evening at halfpast six—Mr. G. A. Field. PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCHES. SERVICES TO-MORROW ; As follows:— ALEXANDRA-STREET— Morning at eleven—Rev. A. J Smith. Evening at a quarter to seven—Rev. A. J. Smith will preach on "Trophies of Grace," after which there will be a Special Meeting i for new Converts and others, when Mr. G. T. Sullivan, tho Converted Athlete, will take part. Sankey's Hymns, accompanied by a large String Band. PITT AND EDWIN STREETS— Morning, at eleven—Mr. D. Goldie, M.H.R. Evening, at a quarter to seven— G. Turley. Open-air, at six o'clock. EDEN TERRACE (Fire Brigade Station)— Afternoon, at three —Mr. W. Tomlins. Evening at a quarter to seven—Mr. J. Watkinson. RAFTON ROAD WESLEYAN SUNVUT DAY SCHOOL Anniversary Services of the above to be held on SUNDAY, March 10th, 18S9. Morning at eleven, Rev. A. Reid; afternoon at three, Rev. C. H. Garland ; evening at half-past six, Rev. R. Bavin. This will be Mr. Bavin's farewell service in this church prior to his removal to Australia. Special Hymns will be sung by the children at each service. Collections in aid of school funds. On MONDAY. March 11th, 18S9, a Sacred Cantata, "Tho Kingdom of Christ," will be rendered by scholars, assisted by a number of friends who have kindly promised their services. Under the leadership of Mr. Gatland. To commence at quarter to eight o'clock. Tickets—price Is—for the above, including copy of words, can be obtained at Mr. J. Burton's, Graf ton Road, or from any of the officers ! or teachers. ifcXEW ZEALAND ALLIANCE FOR ! Jjnl THE suppression OF THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC. THE THIRD ANNUAL MEETING Will be held at the Y.M.C.A. ROOMS, AUCKLAND, TUESDAY, MARCH 12th, 1889. COUNCIL MEETING to commence at two o'clock. Sir William Fox, K.C.M.G. (President), in the Chair. All Members and Friends aro cordially invited to be present. Balance-sheet will be presented. Office-bearers Elected and Resolutions submitted. Members of the Alliance are invited to meet the Executive to TEA at C.15 A PUBLIC MEETING Will also be held at 7.30. J. H. Upton, Esq. (Chairman of the Board of Education), will preside. ADDRESSES BY MISS ACKERMANN, W.C.T.U. SIR WILLIAM FOX REV. A. RRID M. HUNTER, Esq., and others. ADMISSION ......FREE ;t MUSIC AND SINGING, At intervals under direction of Mr. Tudehope. Mr. T. M. Jackson and Mr. R. S. Abel have consented to sing solos. THE NEW CHURCH OF THE ASSUMPTION, ONEHUNGA. The CEREMONY of Blessing and Opening the above Church, will be celebrated by His Lordship, the Right Rev. Dr. Luck, on SUNDAY, the 10th March. The Opening Sermon will be preached by the Very Rev. Alphonso O'Neil, Superior of the t)rder of Passionists. ' The SERVICE will commence at Eleven a.m.