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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 12853, 29 April 1905, Page 2

* Sermons, Lectures, Soirees, etc. ■il ENERAL go H Will ' VISIT AUCKLAND, AND CONDUCT : meeting:: > 1 On and at the Following Date, and Places:— - FRIDAY', MAY 5— . ,0 BAPTIST TABERNACLE, 7.45 p.m.—Lecture. Subject: "The Past, Present, / and Future of the Salvation Army." iff * The Hon. E. Mitclielson in. the Chair, ,'j SATURDAY, MAY 6— ALBERT-STREET SALVATION ARMY llALL.—Soldiers' Meeting. Admission free by ticket to Friends. Apply, • ; Office, Albert-street. SUNDAY, MAY 7— * PER A HOUSE, 10.45 a.m., 2.45 p.m., and i; at 6.45 Salvation Meetings All ' >1< Day. ",i; A FREEWILL OFFERING , £ Will be taken up at tils doors at Each Meet- i'os ing, while tbope wishing to have a, reserved' seat can purchase same at Wildman and Arey's and S.A. Office and People's Palace, City; also, S. A. Tilley, and Coppel, Hairdresser, Newton. Children, with or without parents, net adHiitterl. } ■ (JENTRAL j^ ; JISSION. 'ifA ALBERT-STREET. SUNDAY SERVICES (SPECIAL DAY). " j MORNING, at 11 o'clock.—" Old-Fashion Lot« Feast." Special Speakers and Melodies. .'Jy EARNING SERVICE. 7 o'clock.—Speakers: ' .*,? Mr. 11. Ilurrill (from Wellington), and Mr. : Augustus Harvey (Auckland). Special Solos will be rendered by Mrs. Lewis and. Mrs. Wood. ; r r \~ HALF-HOUR'S SONG SERVICE, from 6.30 to. 7 p.m., by Choir and Orchestra. A BOOK, A SEAT, A HEARTY WELCOME. Special Invitation given to Strangers visiting ■ ouij City, also to ail Non-Churchgeers. . S HELPING' HAND MISSION, FREEMAN'S BAY HALL. - ,-5 11 a.m.—Subject: "An Unlikely Call at an Unlikely Time." Rev. B. F. Rothwell;' 7 p.m.—People's Service.Address, Miss Lucy Broad (from Cornwall). Gospel Soloist, Mr. H. Blakeley. Our Welcome to You will be Cordial, our ' Gospel Hearty and Free. REV. 3!. F. ROTHWELL, Missioner. - v CHURCHES OF CHRIS PONSONBY ROAD & MOUNT ROSKILL. Meetings for Worship—ll a.m., Sunday. PONSONBY Preacher, 6.45 p.m., ME. CI lAS. WATT. Subject: "SAUL OF ~ TARSUS: THE NATURAL MAN." MOD ROSKILL (opposite Prospect Terrace). —Evening. 6.45: Speaker, MR. F. L. HADFIELD. Subject: " Sin." "i'i PHURCH OF CHRIST, 1 WEST-STREET. Morning at 11—For Fellowship and the Breaking of Bread. Evening at 6.45—MR. ERNEST ALDRIDGE will Preach. Subject: " WHAT'S THE USE?" Wednesday, at 7.4s.—First Lantern Lecture •1! Season, "One of His Jewels." ' ROSKILL HALL, MOUNT ROSKILL ROAD. Morning at. 11—For Fellowship. ( |»,| Evening at 6.45—MR. G. ALDRIDGE' will 0 preach. Subject: "The Present Dispensation." " " ' , ' Howe - street hall, '~ . OFF KARANGAHAPE ROAD. J : { TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), at 7 p.m. , \i WEDNESDAY. 7.30 p.m. ... t Everybody Welcome. Q.OSPEL HALL, DEVONPORT. ' TO-MORROW, 7 p.m. MR. WINNICOTT will Preach. All Welcome. /GOSPEL HALL, PARNELL. Is! 'or TO-MORROAV, .7 p.m. # Pi/eacher, MR, W. R.. WILSON. TUESDAY, 7.30 p.m.—Address to Christians. /fif ALL WELCOME. j ; CHRISTADELPHIAN . FRATERNAL SYNAGOGUE, Eden Ter-, race Public Hall, New North Road.—ll a.m., '* Breaking of Bread; 7 p.m., Address. Subject: "The Whole Armour of God." (HHRISTADELPHIANS. ' MASONIC HALL. " J KARANGAHAPE ROAD. -/-fv Commemoration Service (i.e., I. Cor. xi.). Morning, 11 a.m.; Evening Address, 7 p.m. . Subject of Address, "Is Evil Eternal?" Seats free. No Collection. * * TTNITARIAN CHURCH, V PONSONBY ROAD (near Reservoir). Morning at .11—" 1. CORINTHIANS, Chaps vii. to X." Evening at 7.—" THE HUMANNESS OF 1 GOD." , ; 4§ - . 'i REV. W. JELLIE, B.A. - g THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. ; SUNDAY, APRIL 30, at 7 p.m. ', § MUTUAL LIFE BUILDING, QUEEN-STREET • £ Public Lecture: 'W "OUR LIMITATIONS. AND WHAT LIES BEYOND." by Mr. S. Stuart. Ethical Songs, Readings, CoUection. r* Room open daily from 2 to 4 p.m. - rjIHEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. :IS -1- H.P.B. BRANCH, 38, H.M. ARCADE. < -•f PUBLIC MEETING TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY). < M At 8. LECTURE: . , 1 / "The Alpha and Omega of Occultism.' Music, Reading, Collection. . * - Public Meetings: Wednesday Afternoon, 3 to 4; Friday Evening, 7.45; Reading Room, , ». open daily, 9 to 4. ______ . s (SPIRITUAL CHURCH, ODDFELLOWS' HALL, PrTT-STREET, - TO-MORROW (SUNDAY). 2.30 Lyceum, conducted by Mrs. Robb. . Evening at 7 p.m.—Address by Rev. M. Wat ' her. Subject: "Spiritual Work." Music, etc. All Welcome. OR ESTERS' HALL, NEWTON. WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 1905. . ' . GRAND CANTATA, . ; I "ISRAEL'S RELEASE FROM EGYPT." By archhill Methodist CHOIR and , CHILDREN, assisted by '^ MISS MANSON, Soprano MRS. LETCHER, Contralto , MR. FIRTH, Tenor || MR. PIERCE, Basso. ■ 3gf • • Adults, Is. Children, M. -« V--.-" In aid of Trust Fnnds. r c - Commence at 7.45. ■ . _____ ' j|| Business Notices. ___/ aHL E Y jj UNT* R ~ ASSOC. M. INST., C.E., OFFICE: No. IS, ROYAL INSURANCE -< BUILDINGS, QUEEN-STREET. Telephone No. 1343. • ■ - ■ ■ • • — '-i K. W. ALISON", .TUN ] [KRNEST ALI3OIT. ; vj AND ALISON. 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