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| __ CHURCH NOTICES. \ I r rHE METHODIST CHURCH OP I " NEW ZEALAND. AUCKLANP CENTRAL CIRCUIT. PITT STREET. Hnr W «t Th»nk*Rivi»i». II ii.ni., Rev. P. X. KniyrhL B.A. Anthem. "O Tas'te ft net Sep" (Go«h): 7 mm.. W. A. Sineh'ir. Anthem. "Ye Shall Dwell in' the I."ml" eSti'incrl. Soloists. Miss Moir rind Mr. F. Bull. . , KINGSLAND. Hii-vest rhanksßiviiiß. II pni Rev. W. A. S'nclsir: 7 0.m., I.rv. A Reader. Ar.thenm, "Ye Shall Dwell in tbe f,'. n d" (St«'nc-r i. "The Earth is r nil of Thv Richer" (Simper). EDEN TERR A ''E. H"ve»t I hank srrjvinc. M s'.in.. Rev. A. Reader; 7 p.m.. Mr. J. Kf.net. „„ , DOMTMOK ROAD. -H-<••••->.«♦ I hnnkf>"ivinjr, H a."".. Rev. S, Griffith Rev K. B-ow". A"thf"«B. "Ye Slum Dwell in (he ' "nd " "P"'ip« I, I '." Ford. O Solo. Mia» V. Frill'. JtOSK T LL. -11 '>.ii'. Rev. G. K. Brown Tf p.m.. Rev. D. .7. Murray. AUCKLAND METHODIST MISSION FAST STRKKT. 7 a.in.. Mr. H. Fcelfl. FRANCE STREET 9 -.111.. Mr. T. MoIndoe: 7, p.m., Mr. W. Bungay. ALEXANDRA STREET. 'I R"v\'r Thorn 1 ®?. of Wark"orth. So'\ Mips Ma',-:, r*«r...,11 <>; 7 ".in.. Rev. Mr. TWnJey. nf \Virl'"'—'h: 8.15 ".m.. Men's Mission. Mr. F. William?. AUCKLAND EAST CIRCUIT. METHODIST COLLEGIATE CHURCH. S Grafton Road. -11 a.m.. Rev. J. Richards; 7 r.m.. Rev. C. IT. Lav,--. 8.A., D.I). EPSOM. Rev, E. Drake. 'I a.m.. " t 'l he Superl»Gves of . Chr : sP"n Experience : . , p.m.. "The An-W in Front." (Sermon rr- • vented by soe'-ial rocn>"«tL Antlicm. O \V or;". hip (he Lord ' (Maunder 1 . MOUNT KDF\. - Hsr-esf . Festival Ser I v; te , 1i (i.ii).. Rev. G. «. Co--'.-. SoloiM, " Mr. L. Belcher: 7 p.m.. Her, W. G. Made. VI A Subject. "Th* ';t God. Soloist. Mr,*, Ailaa Scoti. of fruit and produce <o Re sent <o t'"* Orr>hann"e. ope* * eial thank-offerinss for the circuit fund. NRWMAIIKE' 1 ' F-rvfii Ff'tiva! Services.. II -.1)1.. Mr. W. S. MMfi-ny; , p.m.. Rev. n, R.inston. M.A..._ Litt.D musical sarv" 1 ?. Solo. "Sun of -»*s* So 1 ' . MirH Luc— Clove!" w'. Special thank-otTer-intis for the circuit fund. PA.RNKLL. I' :>.»> . Mr. E. P. Salmon. 7 p.m.. Rev. S. Griffith. REMUERC H a.m.. M-. J. R-;t>*; ; p.m.. Re-. -T. Hoards. Harvest r estiva, postponed until .March 8. AUCKLAND WEST CIRCUIT. ST 'OlfN'S M M'. N. Field: 7 n.»i.. R*v. C. 0|,)«. P \ Anthem, 1 "(,so Loved Cic Wor!< ! " (Stainem. r FRANK r IN RO \ D ll'ar-W. F~Mv»l , i 11 a.m.. Rev. C IT. Law. 8.A.. D.D.: 7 " »>.in.. T?*v. -T. OWicr*. Subicd. "Harvest I Snocial anthems. RICHMOND \YENUF -Turves' Fes. tiv.il. 1 1 a.m.. Rev. C. H. Olds. B. A.: " " ii.ni.. Pleas': v it Sunda>' Afternoon. Andres' 1 br lie-. A. B. •'har-iell. M.A. (" Tb" C.i>»n»l \nco'di T,r> to til" 7 • Rev. W S TV.Hpr, S"eci.il nmsic a 1 all Her* vie««." Mondnv. 7.r»0 n.m BAYFIELD. II a.m.. Rev. \V. S. Potter: 7 -• •■!.. Mr. 'IV.'M. GREAT NORTH T;OAD. 11 a.m. Rev. J. 01 pKert; 7 i..m.. Mr. R. Dudley. i |\ E VON PORT METHODIST CHURCH j JOIN US TN THESE SERVICES. I DEVON PORT 1! a.m. and 7 r>.m.. Mr ! E, Snus'er. A nthems: Mnmin". "The G'id I ~f Al""li:"n Praise" (Dudley BucV) ; evenjn(» '-Pnr-V of (Dudley BoekC STANLEY PA V ! 1 em. Mr. .1. M. Pn'st'--- 7 ".i! Mr C. H. Taylor. VAT'XHA LL. porarily owirif; to epidemic. ' r I' , AKAT»UNA METHOD'ST CHURCH, i ' - Morni"". D. Rpv E. P. Blamire ; : I Even I UK. 7. Rev. K. P. Blsimi-e*. secretary t of Young People's Department. Ml ~~ T ALBERT MHTHOdTsT CHURCH 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. i Preif her: REV. A. LIVERSEIX iE. | Th rt Surruiiioni of the Lord Supper v*ill j '•"> at the clo?e of the Morning j S<»rriro. QNEHUNG A METHODIST CIR( JIT. j ONEHUNOA. Harvest Thanksprivinn: Services. 11 ejn.. Ttev. AV. ( L Siade. M.A.: 7 p.m.. Rev. <i. S. Cook. Anthems: MornI inc. "Thou Shalt Keep the Feast of TTflrvest" (Simper!: evening. "Prai-e the Cord. O Jeri'-'alem" (Mauiider). Soloist: MornMis® A roa.: evnintr, Mr. A. Gow. [l«rve<. 1 Social and Sale. Menflay. 7. ip.m. PENROSE I! a.m. and 7 p.m.. Student Peon. I MANGEHE. 7 p.m.. Mission Band. I THE UNITED EVAM; L"' M, CHURCH j I. IN NEW ZEALAND, j ORANGE HALL (Newton Rcl., Symonds St.) in a.m. Fellowship Meeting. •. II a.m.— " The Jlidde" Life."' Preacher: REV. J. KARgnifARSON JONES. D D. j 3 p.m. Bible Classes. Mrs, IT. S. Conn'iy, of China, will address Yhuiir Women's <"iass. All Women invited. i 7 p.m-TIVOLI THEATRE, Near (irafton Bridge. ! Series ; of Addresses. No. "THE Pt'Hi'OSE OF SCRIPTURE " ! "THE PI'RPOSE OF SCRIPTURE." ! These are they which bear witness of Me." I Preacher. REV. J. FARUCHARSON JONES. D.D. ; l'i.<o p.m. Service of Son~ -0.40. Visitors and Non-C'liurehfjocrs Cordially | Inviled. THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING. 7.,"10. GRAFTON LIBRARY HALL. MR. AND MRS. H S. CONWAY. Of China Inland M i.ssion. Will Speak. All Invited. • 7 p.m.. I'rayc ! WEDNESDAY. 7.:i0. Gruttou Library Hall | Speaker: Dr. .(. F. Jones. ! 'IMIK ' -I HE HE NEWMARKET CHURCH I f E N EWM AR K l'',T CfJl'Ren', MUNICIPAL HALL. NEWMARKET. Motto: "Wo Preach Christ ('irucificd." PASTOR T. R, CAMERON. 11 a.m. -Exposition of the Word of God. 2..W p.m. - Bible (-lasses. 7 p.m. "THE BOOK OF REVELATION" "THE BOOK OF REVELATION/" "THINGS WHICH MUST SHORTLY COME TO PASS." " The joys on earth can never fill The lie-art thsl once has known Thy love; No portion would I seek until I reisn with Thee, my Lord above. When 1 shall ca/e upon Thy face And know more fully all Thy prnce '' P.lj p.m. -The Lord's Supper. WEDNESDAY, 7/10 p.m. A Nisht of I Prayer, at the Pnrnell library Lecture i Hall. tIIRIS T I A N S C I 1-: N C First Church of Christ Scientist. Auckland St. Andrew's Hall. I «ower Svnionii.s Mi SERVICE. SUNDAY. 7 P.M. Subject: " MIND." Golden Text: Psalms cxlvii., 5. Sunday School, II a.m. Wednesday—-Service. 8 p.m. READING ROOM. SHORT'S BUILDINGS, Queen Street. Open !!-(, 4 UCKLAND SPIRITUALIST CHURCH XV BELGIUM STREET. (One minule from Upper Queen Street.) TO-MORROW (SUNDAY!, p.m.- Messaces. 7 p.m.- MR, W. T. ANDERTON. Subje. 'l : "THE WORLD. THE FLESH AND THE DEVIL." THE H.J'. B. LODGE OF THI 1 THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY, 371. QUEEN STREET. SUNDAY. AT 7 P.M.. A Public Lecture, entitled THE GUARDIANS OF HUMANITY," Will be delivered by MR. J. ROSS THOMSON. TUESDAY NEXT, at 8 p.m.--Fellowshij Meeting for Members only. All Classes will be resumed after Tuesday