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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 15169, 7 December 1912, Page 4

Sermons; Lectures, Soirees, etc. j ST, DAVED'S PB_SBYTEBIAN CfßrrißsCH. I KHYBER PASS ROAD. j , EEV. J. _. SAUNDERS, MJL. ] J Services: J 11 ■__ and 7 p.m. j Evening Anthem: "'My God, Look Upon Me" ! Reynolds). Organist and Choirmaster, Edward S. Craston, Mus. Bae. ! : 1 ST. JAMES'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. WELLINGTON-STREET. I Public Worship at 11 a.m. and 7 p.—t. Evening Subject—"' Bible in Schools Question." Preacher: BEV. B. L. WALKER. M.A. Evening Anthem: "Conquering Kings Their Titles Take" (J. H. Maunder). Solo- 1 ists. Miss J. Johns and Mr. H. Randal. ST. STEPHEN"3 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,' JEEYOIo ROAD. PONSONBY. I Services: 11 a~m—- Communion Service 7 p.m.— Gospel in Rosea." Preacher: REV. ISAAC JOLLY. M.A. •RICHMOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Services: 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. SOMERVELL MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. RSMUERA. 11 Communion Service. Rev. W. \ ' McLean. I - 7 p.m.—Rev. D. D. Scott (Onehunga). ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, I LOWER SYMONDS«I'REET. j ' 11 a.m. ! 7 pjn. j BEV. A. A. MURRAY. i . < TTNOK CHURCH, PAENELL. 1 11 Communion. " Love in Four Dimensions." 7 p.m.—"Out of Company With Jesus." REV. J. M. SIMPSON, B.A. ST. PETER'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH GREAT NORTH BOAD. GREY LYNN. Preacher: REV. F. A THOMPSON. 11 am.—" Sorrow in the Light of the Advent." 7 p.m.—" The Aftermath of Sin." /■\NEHUNGA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. ' SUNDAY-SCHOOL ANNIVEBSAEY. ! SPECIAL SINGING BY THE CHILDREN. : ] I Solos from the Misses Adams. Gardiner, and M. Oliver. Services Conducted by— REV. D. D. SCOTT, at 11 a.m. REV. W. MCLEAN, at 3 p.m. j ' REV. W.- MCLEAN, at 7 p.m. i S.S. Soiree on WEDNESDAY. Tea-at six I p.m. Prises will be distributed. j . —_ ll QUEEN-ST. PEESBYTERIAN MISSION, j QUEEN'S THEATBE. j Motto: "In the name of Jesus Christ of] Naaareth." '] " i 1 < "11_. TAMES I SCOTTISH EVANGELIST, Will Speak at , . THE QUEEN'S THEATRE, QUEEN-ST., TO-MOEEOW 'SUNDAY) EVENING, At 7 o'clock. Visitors from the country cordially invited. 3 SONG SERVICE COMMENCES AT 6.30 P.M ] A Book, A Seat, A Hearty Welcome j Strangers to the City specially invited, j EDENDALE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. inear Dominion Bd. Tram Terminus.; i Bev. A. Milter, MA.—ll _._., "Motives for Christian Sen ice;"' £.45 p.m., "Bible in] I Schools-" j i , AVONDALE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ! SUNDAY, DECEMBER £. 1912. 1 AVONDALE—II a.m.. Rev. Begg; 7 p.m.. Bev. Eegg. SWANSON— p.m., Mr. Scho- 1 field. HENDERSON—7 p.m., Mr. Schofield. j ONEHUNGA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 1 —11 a-m. Eev. D. D. Scott; 3 and 7 j p.m., Eev. W. McLean. SALVATION ARMY HALL. PONSONBY O BD., NEWTON. ( COMMISSIONER RICHARDS j j (Chief Officer for Dominion.) | Assisted by j COLONEL FISHER. BRIGADIER VINCE, i I MAJOR EOARE. AND CAPTAIN SUTEE. ] Will Conduct Young People's Annual, I TO-NIGHT (SAT.. DEC. 7). AT 8 O'CLOCK. (Young People's Programme.) j TO-MORROW (SUNDAY. DEC. 3). 'AT 1 11 A.M.. 3 AND 7 P.M. Special Singing by the Children. Special Address at Each Sen-ice. \ TDBEE CHEISTADELPEI ANS. ; ""paEE CHBISTADELPHIASS.; i. Masonic HalL New North Road. Eden Terrace. 11 Breaking of Bread j 7 p.m.— "The Good Confession." j CREISTADELPHIANS.Freemasons' Hall. Upper Waeen-st j 11 a.m.— Breaking of Bread fl. Cor., xii. j 7 p.m.—" As it was in the Days of Noah." } Seats Free. No Collection. j — i UNITARIAN CHUBCH. PONSONBY ROAD i U (Near Reservoir;. j REV. B. J. HALL. M.A. Sunday Evening Lectures: ""Who and What ) Was Jesus of Nazareth?" l>ec. B. at 7 p.m. —" The Value of Our Information Concerning Jesus." All seats free and unappropriated. rpHE SCOFIELD BIBLE With a new system of Connected Topical References to all the great** Themes of Scripture Helps at hard places. Explanations of seeming discrepancies, etc., etc. j A boon to Bible Students, Preachers, j Teachers, etc. j Prices from _s 6a, at I THE AUCKLAND BIBLE HOUSE. 135, Symonds-street. H. L. Thatcher. I 1 4 UC3CLAND THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY, __ EAYNEB'S BCTLDINGS. WELLSSLBYSTREET WEST. ■ j SUNDAY, DECEMBER 8, AT 7 P.M. j | Public Lecture: , j "THE PATH OF ATTAINMENT." : Mr. B. Kent, F.T.S. j j Music. Beading- Discussion. ' " ~~ ——————— j I_^.J j rn.HEO«OPE3CAL SOCIETY! i H.P.B. LODGE. 351. C/UEEN-ST. ' i j SUNDAY, 7 O'clock. ; ! PUBLIC LECTURE: ' i " TEE RELATION BETWEEN THE GHEE ' AND THE LOWER SELF." j By Hiss N. Ockenden. - ! j IN THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HALL I I ts-anson-s_). OFF QUEEN-ST.. opp. I Shortland-streei. Vi^ j Questions invited at close of Lecture ' ■ Public Classes at 351, Queen-street, Hon- ! I cay, i.-o p.m.; Wednesday (ladie*l 23D 1 ; v -'\-'-r> Sunday 'Children). I ._. : Library I I ana Eeaamgroom open daily, 10 to 4, i | pERISTIAN SCi_.NCt SEHVICES—Sun,, j i y.Z- 13 ,: r re *- s. Eeadingrwai open 12.35 ' to 4. a S; bat. Ito 9 also—». Endean's Bldg, | IT. K ' c - A. BIBLE IN STATE SCHOOLS. ' Ey CANON GARLAND. ] j TO-MOEEOW ■ (SUNDAY. DECEMBER BM ! AT 4 P.M. " i ] Chairman, J. W. Stewart, Esq. j j Public Cordially Invited. I ' Y°™ SOMEN'S CHEISTIAN ASSOCIA- ! A. 1i0.N.-?EB_T, A p.m.. United Ser- • I £<** at_YM.C__ -Bible ' m Schools' Uv.S { Canon Garland. i Tea at £.5?. at Y.W.C. A. \ EducatioaaL J !— . i j qCHOOL FOE mandolin. BANJO i | O AND GUITAR. Ul ! j MB. A A. PA2T2IDGE (Principal;, j ' ' g tr - 3 " >: _ Graiton R-ad. near Choral HalL ! '] XT EBB AND MADAME PECHOTSCH have 3 -J- resumed tuiusn, sad can be interviewesl j • ! at their Music Studios. Mutual Life B_W- 1 inss. c 4. Queen-st... every dav from 9 a._. j j to 6 p-ui. Herr and Madame Pechotsch will 1 i not be out of town caring the Christmas j hc-idays to enable visiting students to ia_e 1 holidays to enable viEting stndents „ __e s, course of iessens in Voice Prodacuoa j tinging Violin, and Piano* j