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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13722, 11 April 1908, Page 2

Sermons, Lecture*, Soirees, etc. r— „■■■,■ ■„ i „■■,..■„■■■■■ ■~.„. ■■■ run ■ ~,. mm „ ■ ■ —~~i —■.,„. -^_«., 11^ AUCKLAND rPABEENACLE GENUA?. OCHOOL. 1838-J^ 1 " 1908. '• PROGRAMME OP ~\[ EBTING3.. '-v^Jl S CKDAY 'A™'26 m 11 A.M.--SERVICE Conducted by REV. R. H. KNOWLES KEMPTON (Late of Canterbury, England), rewntl.r tied!. cd President of the Sunday-school 3 P.M.-YOUNG PEOPLE'S SERVICE. j Address; REV. A KACAULAY CALDWJXjv-;"!| '.St- Stephen* Presbyterian Chimb,. C 6.45 P.M.—SERVICE ' 1 Minister: REV. R. H. KNOWLKS KEMPTOH, "., j SPECIAL SINGING BY THE SCHOLARS AT EACH SERVICE. Conductor. MR. A. J. HALL. "J Golden Jubilee Offerings at each Service la ;■ aid of Sunday-school Funds. .;. "\ TONDAY A PR! L '>^TH. :|| S P.M.-ORATORIO. "THE NATIVITY '* Conductor: PR W. E. THOMAS. Mn«. Doc,., OXON-, Assisted by Members of the Auckland Chornl j Society, the I.eidertatel. and others •-' ADMISSION: lis. , /;■,: "The Nativity." a Sirred C.v.nkH*. w;t< e\- ''■■■.-:''■ pteniy compose;! It.r the Auck.Vtid Choral Sorietv by its Conductor. Dr. W. <£. Thotn*«. Mna. Doc, Oxon., and dedicated to its » /■■■ dent. Mr. It Brett, us a slight token oi appreciation of the interest be his always taken in the cause of music In Auckland. Th* words have been skilfully and appropriately arranged from the Holy Scriptures, by Mr. I Thomas Scott, of Mt. Eden. '•ptjESDAY. A ran. OOTIf. 7 P.M.—BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL TEA. CREBS" AND OLD SCHOLARS' " AT HOME." "WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9OTH. 12.45 I'.M—CITIZENS' JUBILEE* LUNCHEON, r = Chairman: REV. 11. H. KNOWLKS KEMPTON. Speakers: Mr. 'CSTICF COOPER, A. 0. CAUGHEY. Esq. President Young Men's Christian Association, 1 . 'Pickets. 2» each--7.30 P.M.-SURPRISE MELTING : ' By the Young People's Society of Christiai Endeavour. ptIDAfTjJAV 1? P 7 P.M.—SUNDAY-SCHOOL UNION WORKERS- : RALLY Speakers: REV*. R. H. KNOWLKS KEMPTON, GEORGE TILLER, Esq. (President Wellington Sunday-school Union). gXJNU.VvTjJAY 3RD 11 AM—SERVICE. i Minister: REV. R. H. KNOWLES KEMPTON, 3 P.M.—YOUNG PEOPLES SERVICE. Address: REV. R. 11. CATHERWOOD , . (St. Peter's Presbyterian Church). .< ~j 645 P.M.- SERVICE. Minister: REV. R. 11. KNOWLES KE.HPTON Special Sinsini; b.v the .Scholars at Each Service. rpUESDAY, \|AY ~TH--6.15 P.M.-MONSTER TEA AND ENTER. TAINMENT. Sunday-schoc' Scholars, Teachers, and '* Friends. ■ 1 Chairman: MR. V. N. ANDREWS (Superintendent) -A •\ArEDNESDAY, TV'fAY /♦III. 7.30 P.M.- PRAISE MEETING, Followed by Communion Service. REV. R. H. KNOWLES KEMPTON IN CHARGE. Speakers: REVS. J. B. SNEYD (ML Eden Bap. = tist Church). T. A. WILLIAMS (Epsom •Baptist Church). rivfl B 0 S O P It I C A L SOCIETY I H.P.B. BRANCH. 38, lI.M. ARCADE. ,», SUNDAY, APRIL 12. at 7 p.m. Questions answered by J. R. Thomson. Discussion invited. All cordially welcomed % Elevator, 6-30-7. Reading Room and Library open Daily, :0-4. : AUCKLAND THEOSOPHIOAL SOCIETY. \ SUNDAY (TO-MORROW), at 7 p.m. MUTUAL LIFE BUILDINGS, QUEEN-ST. 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