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Sermons, Lectures, Soirees, Etc. AUCKLAND BAPTIST TABERNACLE REV. H. KNOWLES KEMPTON. 10.15 a.m.— Season of Intercession. 11 a.m.-" THE PURPOSES OF CHRIST'S COMING"— Restitution and Regeneration of the Jews. Anthem, "Seek Y 7 -t _E_T ¥fi_ DISQUALIFIED." Service to bo conducted specially in the interest of our footballers. Members of the five Tabernacle teams will be present. Anthem. "My Soul, Wait Thou Only Upon God (Darnton's "Abraham."). WEDNESDAY. 7.30 p.m.-In Tabernacle School Hall. Public Lecture by Mr. H. M. Smeeton, "The Y.M.CA. and the War. Collection for Trench Comforts Fund, See special advertisement. "rpHE Y.M.C.A. AND THE WAR." Lecture by Mr. H. M. Smeeton. Hon. Commissioner N.Z. Y.M.C.A.. Tabernacle School Hall. WEDNESDAY NEXT. 7.30 p.m. Chairman, Mr. A. C. Caughey. Vice-President Auckland Y.M.C.A. Collection for Trench Comforts Fund. , . , SYNOPSIS: Report of the great work of the Institution in England, France, and elsewhere, especially in relation to the New Zealand troops—What the leading pressmen, statesmen, and soldiers say about the Y.M.C.A.-British hospitals and camps— The Shakespeare Hut, London— France, base and rest camps— trench and dug-out —The Y.M.CA. and liquor—Entertainments —Helping the relatives of the wounded— The Y.M.C.A. and the Navy—The great, naval bases— trench comforts 6chemo—When the boys come home." MOUNT EDEN BAPTIST CHURCH. REV. HOWARD ELLIOTT. 11 a.m., " Scouting for Jesus," Parage of the Akarana Scouts. The children _of _ the Sunday-school and their parents fje invited. The Scouts will sing during the offertory. 7 p.m., " The Second Coining of Christ: The Bema. Will all Christians be equal in the future life or all different? ___ n RANGE ROAD BAPTIST CHURCH. REV. W. H. HINTON. Services 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. ONSONBY BAPTIST CHURCH. —Morning. 11, Mr. Albort Grige. "Abiding in Christ." Evening, 7, Rev Ed. R Weston, of Takapuna; anthem. "Tho Radiant Morn." All seats free. EPSOM BAPTIST CHURCH.-Rev. Alfred North.—ll a.m., " Zeal." 7 p.m., " Heredity, Environment, and Habit OverI mastered. ' TV/TOUNT ALBERT BAPTIST CHURCH. 1 Morning. 11, "Tho Joyous Life." Evening. 7, " Legalism: Its Relation to Grace. Pastor A. Anstico. „„, , TUESDAY. June 12.—Public welcome to new minister. Rev. A. Anstice. Tea 6.30, meeting 7.30. HOWE STREET HALL. Off Karangahape Road. LORD'S DAY. 7 p.m.—Preacher. Mr. W. R. Wilson. %JJ . WEDNESDAY. 7.30 p.m.—Address by Mr. Laidlaw. GOSPEL HALL. CALLIOPE ROAD. DEVONPORT.-SUNDAY. 7 p.ir.. Mr. J. Spottiswoode, TUESDAY, 7.45 p.m.. Prayer Meeting. THURSDAY, 7.45 p.m., Bible Reading. EDEN HALL, VIEW ROAD, MOUNT SUNDAY, at 3 p.m. and 7 m. Mr. Alfred Macs continues his Special Mission in the Empire Theatre, Dominion Road. TUESDAY to FRIDAY, inclusive, at 7.30 p.m.. in the large tent opposite the Empire Theatre. SATURDAY. Children's Service in the tent at 3 p.m. GOSPEL HALL. PARNELL.-SUNDAY. at 7 P.m. Hear Mr. Harry Isaac, 'thai Sunshine Evangelist." Subject, " The Black Man's Dilemma." TUESDAY and THURSDAY, at 7.30 p.m.. Special Addresses on "The Great Dispensations of Time," illustrated by large coloured chart. Blackboard outline given for Bible students. Speaker, M' T. Russell Cameron. SPIRITUAL SCIENTISTS' CHURCH. Orange Hall. Karangahape Rd.. opp. Post Office-SUNDAY, 8 p.m., Mediums' Meeting, conducted by Mr. McLood Craig. Welcome back from the front to Private Davis (Niagara). Short Spiritual Addresses and Psychic Circle Messages. Many of the best-known Psychics will assist. The public are invited. All welcome. Lyceum, 2.30. 7 p.m., Mr. Adolph Pickford. Trance Address, Messages from Vibrations. Tea provided. ______________ QEVENTH DAY ADVENTTST SERVICES SUNDAY, 7 P.M. Porter's Buildings, Symonds Street Section. Subject: "Spiritualism—ls it of God, Man. or the Devil?" Speaker, Pastor W. H. Pascoe. pHTNA INLAND MISSION. Special Address by Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Fiddler, who passed through the Boxer and. Revolutionary times in Central China, in thai CENTRAL MISSION HALL. Albert Street. MONDAY EVENING. 7.30. UNITARIAN CHURCH, PONSONBY Reservoir). Services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Preacher, REV. W. E. WILLIAMS, B.A. Evening Subject: "The Girl Who Doesnt Know; Likewise the Boy." A Sermon for both sexes. AUCKLAND THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. Society of Arts Building, Kitchener Street (late Coburg Street). SUNDAY. JUNE 10. AT 7 P.M. "WAR AND THE PERIODIC LAW." Mr. Coe. THE THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. H.P.B. LODGE. 361. QUEEN STREET. .TO-MORROW (SUNDAY). AT 7 P.M. Public Lecture: "HEREDITY: PHYSICAL AND SPIRITUAL." By Mr. C. E. Hemus. In the THEOSOPHICAL HALL, HOFFMAN BUILDINGS. 861. QUEEN STREET. Publio Classes every Monday at 8 p.m., and every Wednesday at 2.30 p.m. "ISS FABLING, Druids' Hall. North . Street (off Karangahape Road)—SUNDAY 7 p.m. Subject. "The Conscious, Sub-conscious, and Super-conscious Planes of Action." Psychic demonstration at close. Collection. /-CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.—First Church of \J Christ Scientist, Auckland. Lower Symonds Street-Services, SUNDAY, 7 p.m. WEDNESDAY 7.45 p.m. Reading Room, Short's Building. 154. Queen Street, open Monday to Friday. 11.30 a.m. to i p.m. PROGRESSIVE CHURCH OP SPIRITUALISTS. Oddfellows' Hall. Pitt Street. SUNDAY. 7 P.M Pastor. Mrs. Harris-Roberts. Subject, " Three Great Blessings." Clairvoyance to follow. Psychio Class, 3 p.m. Tea at 5 o'clock. Public Circle Wednesday, 8 p.m., 12. Collingwood Street. Ponsonby. I- » Books and Publications. THE MISSIONARY SALE ROOMS. Over the Auckland Bible House, 125, SYMONDS STREET. Are open every afternoon (Saturdays excepted) from 2 till 5 for the Sale of Useful and Fancy Articles, Children's Woollen Clothing, Hand-made Lace, etc. All the proceeds axe devoted to Foreign Missionary Work. Inspection Invited. DEFEAT OR VICTORY? By Arthur Mee and J. S. Holden. The Little Book that is Stirring All Britain. Export Stopped by Army Council. PRICE SD. POSTED BD. Obtainable Next Week. SUNDAY-SCHOOL UNION DEPOT. Darby Street. i— i Public Notices. A UCKLAND RETURNED SOLDIERS' A ASSOCIATION. Affiliated With the ', |RETpfj^DIJRsI The abovo Association wishes all Returned Soldiers or Dependants of Men who have fallen to recognise the fact that the Returned ' Soldiers' Association has been fornn:d to safeguard tho interests of every man who left New Zealand with the Expeditionary Forces. The Returned Soldiers' Association is glad 1 at all times to help and advise returned sol- * diera or dependants of men who hsve fallen. • E. F. ANDREWS. Sec. Returned Soldiers' As.su., Auckland.