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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 13235, 21 July 1906, Page 2

'Sermons, Lectured' Sofetet, ■ fetter - ■ " ' ' )QT. '''MARY'S'' 'CATH»»EAI*^'l > AE!tmjJ(i' O ■•■■' —Sunday. July' 22 *<6th Bandar after ■ Trinity).—Holy Communion. 8 sum:;, Ma-tuns, p.im Evensong. 7 p.m.;. Licensing Mhfekm» ; to Seamen Header. 1 Preacher, tfae Bishop. ST. PAUL'S. BYMONW«HEKT.~"f am,. Holy Communion; ii a.ra., -Morning Prayer and Serin ? p.m.: Evensong and Sermon. - Anthem, " end Out "Thy Light, (Gounod); offertory wlo. " to Ye, Israel (Mendelssohn). by Miss Amy Mnrphy. -; v r A LL SAINTS* CHURCH, PONSONBY ROAD. A -6th Sunday after Trinity-Holy■;Com-munion. 8 a.m. (intercession j for missions): Children's Service. 19.30; Morning Prayer/ XI tLin.i Holy Baptism, 4 p.m.; ASoaflrowUoii Instruction. 4,15; Evensong andfcermon. I p.m. ;■• Mothers' Meeting. Friday, 27th.-; - > . .QT~ ANDREW'S CHURCH. WSOM.O - 6th Sunday after Trinity. July: 21— Morning Prayer and Sermon. II; and Sermon. 7. Treacher, Rev. ,J. McWUliam. _____ __ ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH," WELLESLEY- .. STREET WEST. : .". 6th SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY, JULY 22. 8 a.m,. Holy Communion: 11 a.m.;Mornine Prayer. Litany, and Sermon (preacher, Rev. P. deary); 4.15 p.m.. Holy Baptism r 7 p.m., Evensong and Sermon (preacher. Rev. P. Clearv). Anthem. The Radiant Mom Hath Passed Away" (Woodward). Offertory nolo, " Abide With Me" (Lfddlc), Miss Nellie Black. QT. MATTHEW'S CHURCH. THE TOWER is Open to Visitors every weeday. from 12 tttl 4.30 p.m. Tickets, sixpence. Part proceeds go to Peal of Bells Fund and part to payment of attendant. ■;• ST. JAMES' PRESBYTERIAN. CHURCH. WELLINGTON-STREET.-Minister, Rev. R. L. Walker. MA. 11 a.m.. "The World's Friend—Cod's Enemy." * Anthem, "Lift Up Your Heads." 7 p.m., "The Christian Enthusiast and the Royal Voluptuary." Anthem. " The Lord is My Shepherd." ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. LOWER END OF SYMONDS-STREET.-Services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Preacher, Mr. J. H. Lane, Divinity Student (from Dun* ©din)... •■--■. ' ■~ ..:':■■■ -- ST. LUKE'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, ' *■•.' -vV ! REMUERA. '-'-'', SUNDAY, JULY 22. " - 11 a.m.— G. B. Monro. 3 p.m.—Rev. J, 0. Janiieson. 7 p.m.— J. C. Jamieson. Mission continued on Tuesday and Wednesday, at 7.45 p.m. ' _______ ST. STEPHEN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, ~, PONSONBY. 11 and 7. REV. A. MACAULAY CALDWELL. Morning Subject: ;'Rest."; ;■ Children's Addres3: "The Overcomes." Evening: The Last of the Series of Special • Addresses.- Subject, " What Then?" A Cordial Invitation. Books Provided. Special Collection for Assembly and', . Pres. Dues. -~,'•■• -' > i -■-■■-- ST. DAVID'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, \ ; KHYBER PASS ROAD. 11 a.m.-CHURCH PARADE. AUCKLAND ENGINEER VOLUNTEERS. 7 p.m.-" THE HEART OF THINGS." "• Preacher: THE REV. W. GRAY DIXON, M.A. rr no x CHURCH. pa r el L REV. J. B. RUSSELL, B.D. ' ,At 11. a.m. and 7 p.m. Grand Concert (in aid of Hall Fund), in the New Hall, next Church, on THURSDAY, 26th inst. Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Hodges and leading professionals. < Tickets, 2s and is. EPSOM PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Rev. R. F. Macniool—Morning. 11; Evening, 7. Sunday-school at 10 a.m. in Epsom Hall. ', ONEHUNGA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.Rev. D. D. Scott. Morning and Eventing. ■ '.»'■_ ■-.-■. " . .'. .M.ETBODIBI' CHURCH. : AUCKLAND (PITT-STREET) CIRCUIT. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY). . PITT-STREET.-11, Mr. C. E, Button; 6.45, Mr. Cor (Student). Anthem, " Gloria" (Mozart's 12th Mass). T Quartette, " Jesu, Lover of My Soul." • - ' - *": ' ST. JOHN'S. PONFONBY.-li, Rev. W. R. Tuck; 6.45. Rev. G. Bond. Subject; "Drifting." Hymn, "At Peace" (Callcott). . Soloist. Miss Wheeler. GRAFTON ROAD.-11, Rev. G. W. J. Spence; -3, Rev. W. Slade (Foreign Missions); 6.45, Rev. : B. Rothwell. MOUNT ALBERT.-11, Mr. -: Victor Bacon; 6.45, Mr. J. L. Michaelis. TRINITY. KINGSLAND.—II, Rev. G. Bond; 6.45, Rev. T. W. Newbold. • t t' MOUNT EDEN.-11, Mr. W. Nagie; " 6.45; ■Rev.-G.'»W. J. Spenoe. > '•'** - ~;"..- -...•■:.. *i NEWMARKET.—II, Mr. Jordan (Student)J" 7, Rev. W. R. Tuck. • PARNELL.— Mr. A; Oldham; .7, Mr. Victor Bacon. * «• - t < - • i : ARCHHTLL.—II, Rev. T. W. Newbold; 6.45, Mr. F. Rands. : '' :/.'.vr'-. - •*' . BAYFD3LD.-11, Mr. F. Rands 6.45, Mr. A. Oldham.- ■" ';, -■ - ;■/ '■■-■-'. ' ::■ » REMUEEA-7, Mr. W. Brakenrig. .: - :« : AVONDALE.—II. Rev. W. J. Watkin; 6.45, Mr. L. Neale. '.'. -■'•■■ ■ PAKURANGA.-2.30. No. 2 Band. ! ,; PANMURE.— No. 2 Band. RICHMOND' 1 (Public Hall).—lL Mr. T. W. Poole; 6.45, Mr. T. T. Garland. '"■ \ '■■■■ '■-' AUCKLAND METHODIST MISSION. FORESTERS'- HALL, NEWTON. . ' Conducted by Rev. J. Wilson. 11 a.m.—Fellowship Meeting. 3 p.im—Rechabite Parade. . Address, "National Blights." Band leading Parade from Western Park, 2.30 p.m. Soloist, Miss Tude- i . hope. ~ ~ . ,< ■.. . ' 7 p.m.—Evangelistic Service, Band and Or- . chestra assisting. , _ . ~"' | HELPING HAND HALL. ," I 11 a.m.—Rev. B. F. Rothwell. Subject: " Which Man 'Fell In?'" , ■ 7. p.m.— W. Gittos/ (Missionary to the Maoris). Soloist —. ' , ■ : ORANGE HALL, ', 2.45 Children's Service. ", '• ORTH SHORE METHODIST CHURCHES.-DEVONPORT-11. Rev. A. J. Seamer; 7, Eov. S. Griffith. BUNNYSIDE—II. Rev, S. Griffith; 7, Mr. A. E. Kent. BIRKENHEAD--11. Mr. G. Wilson; 7. Rev. G. S. Cook. TAKA-' PUNA—II. Rev. G. 8. Cook; 6.45. Mr. R. B. Gelston. NORTHCOTE-11. Mr. A. McClymont; 6.45, Mr. S. Stone. . ' . , - . AUCKLAND BAPTIST TABERNACLE. Preacher: JOSEPH CLARK. ' Morning, 7.3o—Prayer Meeting. . Morning, 11 — Final Perseverance." Evening, "The Supremacy of Grace." Anthem by the Choir. Alexander's Hymns. Everybody Welcome. ' f < pONSONBY . BAPTIST.'. CHURCH. Morning, Rev. A. North. ; Evening, Rev. A. North. ,; SPECIAL CHORAL AND BAPTISMAL' - ,-service. .:,■;. • ,•- Anthem by the Choir, " When I Survey the Wondrous Cross." Solo, Miss Bradney. Solo, Miss Carlaw. ■Solo. Miss- B. Jackson. MOUNT ROSKILL BAPTIST CHURCH. —Rev. Ernest Kirwood.— " Untiring Service." Children's Talk ("Pilgrim's Progress") ; 6.45, Evangelistic. A cordial welcome is extended to residents of the district. EPSOM BAPTIST CHURCH.-Morning, 11. ; ■Mr. H. B. Hughes; Afternoon. Sundayschool; Evening. 7 p.m., Mr. F. Hay. Tl/TOUNT EDEN BAPTIST CHURCH-Morn-J.»i ing. 11, Rev. J. B. Sneyd; Evening. 6.45, Rev. J. B. Sneyd. NOTICE.-On THURSDAY EVENING, July 26. at 7.30. the Rev. J. B. Sneyd will give a Lantern Lecture on Queensland." One hundred views, presented by the Queensland Government. Admission—Adults, _1; Children, 3d. Proceeds towards Sunday-school Prizes. BERESFOED-SITIEET-"*CONGREGATIONAL ■;: . CHURCH. Preacher: REV. JOHN WILKINS. 11—"PEACE THROUGH KNOWING GOD." 7-" HOW PREJUDICE IS OVERCOME." Offertory Anthem: " Blessed is the Man that Feareth the Lord" (Cantata " Abraham"). NEWTON CONGREGATIONAL i CHURCH. EDINBURGH-STREET.-Morning. 11Mr. S. Stone; Evening, 6.45, Mr. Alison. Prayer Meeting. 6.15. MOUNT EDEN CONGREGATIONAL i"v CHURCH - 11. " UNBROTHERLY SPEECH." 6.45, ' M MANLY CHRISTIANITY." —Rev. Wm. Day, Minister. PREMITIVE f METHODIST CHURCH, ALEXANDRA-STREET.—II a.m., Mr. A. Mill; 6.45, Mr. R. B. Tinsley (Student). PITT AND EDWIN STREETS (Anniversary)11, Mr. J. Lock: 3, Rev. G. Bond; 6.45, Rev, W. S. Potter. Special music. Tea, Wednesday, 6.33. PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCHES.--FRANKLIN ROAD-U. Rev, T. Coatsworth; 6.45. Rev. G. Clement (Musical Service). WATERVIEW—3. Rev. T. Coatsworth; 6.30, Mr. S. Wood. RICHMOND— Rev. G. Clement; 6.45, Mr. J. Woodcock. AVONDALE -7, Rev. T. Coatsworth. R~* H. I .if" M AN Has Resumed his - BIBLE-BEADING AT THE Y.W.CiA., EVERY FSIDAY, AtS».OU ; -v ■; ; ,,