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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 12818, 18 March 1905, Page 2

_ —^= ....Se_nio-_,^.liectures, r: Solree--etg. . - '■■:-5,~.-' '.- , ** ~' '■■ , •pEVIVAL 7"""V CERVICES ' ■;'• ." AUCKLAND ':' pENTEAL /.„... "jV-fISSIOX v?.' TJ-''-' : to-morrow I !evening: .' " At 7—A Praise and Testimony ■ Meeting. At Rev. J. B. 3utler-will Speak. •" -\ .' The Usual .Half-hour Song Service, 6.30 to } VS; Selections by Choir and Orchestra, Anthem,. "The Lord is My Light." STRANGERS AND • ■ NON-CHURCHGOERS • ' ARE WELCOMED. GOOD FRIDAY. ..." ~ All-day Undenominational Convention for th& Deepening .of., Spiritual Life. . rr-HE '"METHODIST QITT ' MISSION, FORESTERS' HALL, NEWTON. 11 a.m.—Fellowship Meeting. 5 p.m.—C. H. POOLE 'Acting General <«" Y.M.C.A.-, " AMERICA AT WORK." " , FEED. SMITH on the Warpath. "LOOKING FOR MEN." A Large Attendance requested! Subject ins • portant. Music Supplied by Mr. Alex. Wiseman. 7 p.m.-ADDRESS, MRS. JAMES WIIjSO.V Orchestra Each Service. After Meeting, conducted by the Eev. Jav, Wilson. NEXT SUNDAY, MARCH 26-HARVE^ THANK- G. - MONDAY-INDUCTION OF MISSION BWD Thirty Members. Special Appeal at these Services for YOUNG MEN'S BRASS BAND. FRIENDS asked to co-operate. ST. BENEDICT'S LENTEN SERVICES, I*os. MISSION SERMONS BY THE REV. FATHER GILLAN. after Vespers at 7. Ist Sunday, March 12—" The Necessity of Salvation." 2nd Sunday, March 19—" The Battle of Life."3rd Sunday, March 26—" Mortal Sin." 4th Sunday, April 2—" Judgment." sth Sunday. April 9—" The Cross the Measars of Sin.""' 6th Sunday. April 15—" Divine Calls and Warnings." Good Friday. April 21— Our Lady's Sorrows " Easter Sunday, April 23—" The Tomb ol Christ: The Schoool of Comfort." . On Wednesday Evenings, at 7.30, Sermons by the Rev. Father Dignan. -ft gl jJA.O.B. SOCIETY, .|>ltlPl§!js ST. PATRICK'S CATHEDRA! W<niliii IP , SUNDAY. MARCH 1?, 1995. fl(& Masses, 7, 9, and 11 o'clock i» ____ Vespers, 7 p.m.—Panegyric of St. Patrick, bj Rev. Father Kehoe. Solemn Pontifical Benediction by His Lordship the Bishop. The Members of the City ana - Suburban Branches of the ■H.A.C.B.S. are requested to assemble in regalia at St. • Patrick's Hall, at 6.30 D.m., to l>e present at Vespers, in honour of St. Patrick. W. KANE, •• ' ' ' 1' '" "Secrctry. pHUECH ' OF "V CHRIST, *-* WEST-STREET. Morning at 11— Fellowship and the Breaking of Bread. . .'." ".* Evening at 6.45—ME. GEO. ALDRIDGE will Preach. Subject: "THE PLEASING HOPE OF IMMORTALITY" Bible Class on Wednesday Evening, at 7.45. Study of the Ephesian Epistle. ROSKILL HALL, MOUNT ROSKILL ROAD. Morning at 11—For Fellowship. ■ Evening at 5.45—MR- _. WHITE will Preach CHURCHES OF - CHRIST, PONSONBY ROAD & MOUNT' ROSKILL. Meetings for a.m.; Sunday. PONSONBY ROAD.—Preacher, 6.45 p.m.. MR. CHAS. WATT. Subject: " DIVINE PRO. TOGRAPHY!" MOUNT ROSKILL itOAD.-5.45, MR. LYE. Subject: "THE PASSOVER/' CH I A DELPHIAN - FRATERNAL SYNAGOGUE, Eden Tcr--race Public H-a-lli'-New North Road.—ll- a.m., Breaking of Bread: 7 p.m., Address. Subject: " Love," T. Cor., xiii. CHRISTADELPHLVNS;' MASONIC HALL, \J KARANGARAPE ROAD. Commemoration Service (i.e.. I. Cor. xi.), Morning, 11 a.m.; Evening Address, 7 p.m. Subject: "Immortality Brought to Light." Seats free. No collection. T> EV. G. D. WATSON, D .D*. Will Commence a FOURTEEN DAYS' SPECIAL MISSION. SUNDAY, MARCH 19.'.. Morning at 11. Evening at 7. , Each • Week • Night" (except - Saturday), 7.33. . He has a Message for You. THE HELPING HAND MISSION,' FREEMAN'S BAY. HOWE - STREET < HAL li OFF KARANGAHAPE ROAD. • ' SUNDAY, MARCH 19, at 7 p.m. Speaker: MR. HTNMAN. , WEDNESDAY, 7.30 p.m. Everybody Welcome. •' GOSPEL HALL, DEVOSPORT. ... ~TO-MORROW, 7 p.m. Preacher: MIL W.-R.'nTLSON.-All Welcome. fOSPEL HALL. • PARNELL, OT ■ TO-MORROW. 7 p.m.,Preacher: MR.< BURGOYNE.TUESDAY. 7.30 p.m.—Address by Mr. G. W. Jones. UNITARIAN CHURCH, PONSONBY ROAD (near Reservoir). • Morning at 11—'* FAITH EN GOD." Evening at 7—" THE NEW AND LARGE!} . FAITH." . REV. W. JELLIE. B.A. ——— ■. SPIRITUALISM O SUNDAY, at 7 p.m. CLUB KOOMS (near Federal Hall). MISS CODEINGTON-GOLDEN will deliver Inspirational Address, entitled, "Spiritualism, and tlio Gates of Death Unlocked." Sacred solo, " The Light that Gilds the Soul" (H. 0. Golden); vocal trio. "Someone is Calling" (H. C. Golden). Vocalists: Miss U. C. and Messrs. F. E. and Walter Golden. All welcome: Collection at the door. AUCKLAND THEOSOPHTCAL SOCIETY. SUNDAY. MARCH 19, at 7 p.m. MUTUAL LIFE BUILDING. QUEEN-STREET. Public Lecturer "THE PATH OF ATTAINMENT," By B. Kent, EsqEthical Songs. Readings. CollectionRooms open daily from 2 to 4 p.m. THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. J- ILP.B. BRANCH, 33, H.M. ARCADE. PUBLIC MEETING TO-NIGHT (Saturday), & LECTURE: "A FEW ROSE LEAVES." Music. Reading. Collection. Public Meeting. Wednesday Afternoon. 3to 4. Reading Room open "daily, 9 to 4. EducationaL "jyriSS T ELIAN "pDMONDS TEACHER OF VOICE PRODUCTION AND SINGING (Pupil of Maostra Gigola, Milan. Signor Eic cardi, and Mr. Norman Alston. 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