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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15730, 3 October 1914, Page 4

Sermons, Lectures, Soirees, etc. A UCXLAND BAPTIST TABERNACLE THE LATE ME. R. B. SHALDERS. MEMORIAL SERVICE. TO-DAY (Saturday), at 2-30 p.m.. Prior to the departure of the Funeral fo PnrewaMembers of Tabernacle and Y.M C.A.. Ik ail friends of the late Mr. Shalders »r kindly invited to be present. AUCKLAND BAPTIST TABERNACLE REV. H. KNOWLES KEMPTON. 10-30—Season of Intercession. 11--ECCE HOMO: 11. "The Temptec One ' " Lord's Supper at close. 1 pa.-" LIFE AND IMMORTALITS BROUGHT TO LIGHT." Special "In Memoriae:" Service on th< occasion of the death of Mr. R. B. Stalders Honorary Eider, and Senior Member of th' Church. Choir, " Now the Labourer's Tasl It O'er" (" Requießcat." J. B. Dykes, 1 ; ant Anthem. " What Are Theie?" (Staicer). TO-DAY 'SATURDAY), 2 30—Memorial Set vice (see notice elsewhere.'. WEDNESDAY, 7.3o—Midweek Service. Ad dress by K*., c IAiAiRAYE DAVY. Notice. On SUNDAY. OCTOBER 11. *h< Whole of the Evening Offering will be giver to the fund in aid of the sufferers by tin recent disaster at Huntly. pONSONBY BAPTIST CHURCH Preacher: REV. W. S. ROLLINGS. Morning at 11—" The Inspiration of Fallows-!.. " Evening at 7—"Two Men at the Temple: A Parable." IfOCNT EDEN BAPTIST CHURCH REV. HOWARD ELLIOTT. 11 a.m.— " Christianity 'Without Christ.' Communion 7 p sn_—" Questions Men are Asking: 'What 1? Heaven?' "' Conclusion ol the Series. Anthem, " Break Forth Into Joy" <Bamicott). GRANGE ROAD BAPTIST CHURCH, (Corner Grange and Dominion Rds.). REV. ERNEST A. KIRWOOD. JO a.m.. Junior and Intermediate C.E. Societies. 11 a.m.. Worship; "Tee Great Test 5* Christian Conduct;" Communion; Reception of New Members- 7 p.m.. People Serine; "Two Months of War." Redemption Sengs by Choir after church- Prayer fo: Peace. NEXT SUNDAY. OCTOBER 11. GREAT DAY OF THE YEAR, Eleventh Anniversary of Sunday-School, in Empire Theatre, Dominion Road. EPSOM BAPTIST CHURCH (near the Campbell Statue)— Rev. Stanley Jenkin. — Young People's Day.—ll a.m. and 7 pjn Evening subject: "The Qualities of True Manhood." Mr. A. Maitland will sing, 'Drifting" Morning, Communion. THE THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY, P.B- LODGE, 351, QUEEN ST. SUNDAY. AT 7 P.M. Public Lecture: " THINGS WE ALL OUGHT TO KNOW.' : By Mr- C. E. Hemas, In the* rHEOSOPHICAL HALL, HOFFMANN'S BLDGS-. 331, QUEEN STREET. Questions Invited at dose of LectureTHE MOUNT EDEN SUBURBAN CENTRE Meets NEXT TUESDAY, at 8 PJB-. **• 10, Cromwell Street, Walters Road, y5 Dominion Road. AUCKLAND THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY a - Lecture Hall, Society of Arts Bldgs., Coburg Street. SUNDAY. OCTOBER 4, at 7 p.m. Public Lecture: "THE INNER MEANING OF CHRISTIANITY," By Mr. Thomson. Music. Reading. Questions. 7 f\KDER OF THE STAB IN -, A \J THE EAST. >T , AUCKLAND BRANCH. LfiX " Preparing for His. Coming." m .„, , THE PUBLIC ASSEMBLY Will be held TO-MORROW (Sunday). October I. a* 3 p.m., in the Theosophical Hall. 351. Queen Street, near King's Court. Addresses by Miss A. Turner, Miss A. E. Peake, Mr. D. May. Strangers Specially Invited. WOMEN'S LEAGUE FOR BIBLE IN " STATE SCHOOLSMONTHLY MEETING, TUESDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 6, at 3 p.m., PITT STREET METHODIST SCHOOLROOM AD Members urged to be Present. Business Important, in view of General Elections. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.-Ser-vices— San , 7 p.m.: Wei, 8 p.m. Readingrooms open 2 to 5 (Ring Edward's Hall, Lower Symond3 St.). POPULAR THEOLOGICAL BOOKS, BY NOTED AUTHORS. AT A POPULAR PRICE. " Christian Character." Dr. J. R. Illingworth. ( Conversations With Christ."' Rev. B. Lucas. The Kingdom of God." Rev. Wm. Temple. The Christian Ecclesia." Dr. F. J. A. Hort. " The Divine Library of the Old „_ Testament." Dr. A. F. Kirkpatrick. True Words for Brave Men." Chas. Kingsley. Is 3d EACH. Is 6d POSTED. SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION BOOK DEPOT, DARBY ST., OFF QUEEN ST., Bound Stone's Comer. rpHE RETURN OF THE LORD JESUS. The Key to the Scriptures and the Solution of all our Political and Social Problems, By DR. B. A. TORRY. A book for the times, Is 9d; post paid, 2s, From the AUCKLAND BIBLE HOUSE, 135. SYMONDS STREET. H. L. THATCHER. 'Phone 2625. Toilet. SJEB. gETHRIDGE-fOPP, ORNAMENTAL HAIR WORKER. 181. KABANGAHAPE ROAD. Between Newton Bank and Post Office. Our_ Plaits and Tails are twice as thick u thesfc sold elsewhere at the same price. Ladies' Combings mad; urj at 2s Gd per or. J|ES. * QREENWOOD MAYFAIR TOILET ROOMS. 26, H.B. BLDGS. 288, QUEEN STREET. 4th. Floor. Take Elevator. 'Phone 4155. Face and Scalp Manage. Manicure. Electrolysis, Hair-dyeing, Tinting, Shampoo. Hair dressing, Is. Ladies' own combings nude up to any design on shortest notice. Country orders receive immediate attention. SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS. 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