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Religious. g PAUL'S CATHEDRAL. XI? SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY (August 31).—Holy_ Communion, 8 a.ui. Catechism" ]o s-ni. Matins, 11 a.m. To Deum (Prout in ?), Hymns-'202,' 239. Preacher, Archdeacon ROBINSON. Evensong, 6.30 p.m. Canticles (Barnby in E). Anthem, " Come unto Him " (Gounod). Ilvmiis—l(sl, 512, 24. Preacher Key. A. NEILD, M.A. ' L L S A X X TS* CHURCH, f 8 and 11 a.m., C.30 p.m. Preacher, the DEAN, Evening Lecture: " Conversion and Revivals." S Matthews church, . STAFFORD STREET. .CHURCH OF ENGLAND. SERVICES for TO-MORROW (Fourteenth Sunday After Trinity).—Holy Communion,. 8 a.m. Matins, 11 a.m. Hymns—l 97, 3G, 175. Tlio Cniecliism, 2.3 U. (292), Cat. Lit., 330, 280. Evensong, C.liO p.m. Hymns— 391, 3G-1 (IG3), 301. 21. Anthem, " Sweet is Thy mercy." Preacher (morning find evening), Rev. W. CURZON-SIGGERS, M.A. JjV IR S T CHURCH. TO-MORROW MORNING and EVENING, • Rev. JAMES GIBB. Morning: "The Garments of the Risen Man." Evening: "The Reasonableness of a Revival." ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN O CHURCH. 11 a.m., Rev. Dr WADDELL, C.30 p.m., Rev. Mr FEIiNIE. ATORTH-EAST VALLEY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 11 a.m. and C.30 p.m., Rev. D. BORRIE. CHURCH, CAR GILL ROAD. AUGUST 31. 11 a.m., Rev. W. A. SINCLAIR. C.30 p.m., Rev. JOS. WARD. Strangers cordially invited. JIOSGIE'L CHURCH. 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m., Mr A. HOPPER. CHURCHES. MORNINGTON—II a.m., Mr SIMON: 6.30, Rev. R. WILSON. BELLEKNOWES.—II a.m., Rev. T.l G. BROOKE; G. 30, Mr BLACKWOOD. ROSLYN.—II a.m., Rev, R. WILSON. Church Parade, Wakari Rifles, Wakiui Cadets (Captain Hawkes), Garrison Band (Lieutenant George), under command Captain Washer. G. 30, Revival Service. Speakers: Messrs Wilson, Martin, Bedford, M.A. MAORI lIILL.—II a.m., Mr H. D. BEDFORD, M.A. , nnRINITY WESLEYAN CHURCH, STUART STREET. SERVICES MORNING and EVENING. Preacher: Rev, P, W. FAIIICLOUGH. METHODIST CENTRAL MISSION, GARRISON HALL. 11 a.m., Rev. JOSIAK WARD. 6.30 p.m.,. Rev. W. A. SINCLAIR. Special Address to Young Men. ST. MARY'S CHURCH, MORNINGTON. DEDICATION OF NEW ORGAN, By the . BISHOP OP DUNEDIN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, at .7.30 p.m. Organists: Messrs W. E. Taylor, F.R.C.0.: k. W, Lilly, F.G.C.M.; Arthur Lilly. Vocalists: Mrs Wakefield Holmes, Mr A. M, Huxtable, and Combined Choirs. " Collection in aid of Organ Fund. £JOUNCIL OP CHRISTIAN CHURCHES. TORREY-ALEXANDER MISSION. Special United Meetings for Prayer will be. . held as under.— THURSDAY, September 4.—ln Knox Church, at 7.30. Address by Rev. P. W. Fairclough. THURSDAY, September 4.—ln C-argill Road . Wesleyan Church, at 7.30 p.m. Chairman, ! Rev. Alfred Hedge. Speaker, Rev. Robert Mackie. v . ; Sanke/s Hymns, Collection. SOau , D. WRIGHT, Secretary. Qt ALT AT TON ARMY, £3 DOWLING STREET. REVIVAL MEETINGS. MAJOR and MRS CUTLER conduct a Series of Meetings from SATURDAY to TUESDAY, August 30 to September 2. Tl)e Majors were amongst Ditnedin's earliest officers. The Sunday meetings start at 6 a.m., and continue till 10 p.m.' Major Gallant and ' Adjutant AVilson assist. Hearty singing. Come. 30au King . street congregational CHURCH. 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m., ' Rev. G. HEIGH WAY. Evening: " Signs of Revival." HEOSOPHICAL, SOCIETY. Eoald Room, Agricultural Hall (First Entrance). Lecture by a Member, TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), 6.30 p.m. PSYCHOLOGICAL SOCIETY, Moray place , ("?*' Dr Btenhotise's),->Simday. 6.45: Inspirational Address. Monday, 8 p.m.: Healing Class. Wednesday, 8 p.m.: "Spirit Control, with Demonstrations." Public invited. ;T\ft COMMINS.—Every Sunday Evening, JL/ 6.30, Religious Service, Albany sheet Educational. QTAGO BOYS' AND GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOLS. SESSION 1902. The Third Term Commences oil TUESDAY, the Sth September, at 9.30 a.m. For Prospectuses and further information apply / , C. MACANDREW, Secretary Board of Governors, " Jetty street. I B T-0 S COLLEGE, * COWLING street, For the EDUCATION of YOUNG LADIES. THIRD TERM BEGINS MONDAY September 8, 1902. '"Students Assemble at 0.30 a.m. The Principal will he in attendance at. the College on FRIDAY, September 5, from 3 to o p.m. Prospectuses on application at the College. V - J. ROSS, M.A,, ■ Principal. ZEALAND ACCOUNnm r AND AUDITORS' ASSOCIATION (Registered). President, A. S. RUSSELL, Esq. ANNUAL EXAMINATIONS, 1902 .'open to both -exes) for Follows, Associates, and Students, \n.t_ bo hold in Auckland and other Centres on OCTOBER 20, 1002. and following (■ays. Applications must be lodged with the Registrar not Inter than SEPTEMBER "0 1902. ~ ' SYLLABUS: STUDENTS.—Dictation, Composition Arithmetic. Geography, and Booklteeniii" ASSOCIATES.—As above; also, Auditing and Commercial Law. • FICLLOW-S.—All above subjects, cxi-eptiii" Dictation and Composition. " Exemptions as per t Syllabus. Derailed information. annlieatinn form*. can be obtained from .f. Fionry Mackie, He",Vtrar, Mercantile Chambers, Queen street, Auckland: C. 11. Statham, vice-president Dowling street; or T. IT. THOMPSON, Secretary to the Local Coiißnitice. Joel's Buikliws Crawford street. ' a;,',,' A kindencAiri'EX •il. will lie Opened a', S. HILDA'S COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, lleriot row, on MONDAY. September 25, for. Children (Gov.i and Girls) from iour years o; ngc. Instructress, Miss Alice Lamlels (puni! <f Madume Michnelp and student 6f the Kroebel Institute, West Kensington, London). For particulars as to fees and hours of attendance appiv to the 23au ' SISTERS IN CHARGE. QtHORTHAND. Typewriting, and BookVJ keeping: day :ilid everting Classes have been resumed.—V,'. C. Walker, 23 Prince* 7ju MAORI LANGUAGE Taught PrivsteiT; terms reasonable.—G. A. Hansard, licensed interpreter, Colonial Mutual Buildings, Princes street. ' QCjV STUDENTS to Learn Photo- . . graphy; all brunches taught—retouching, developing, etc."-School of Photography, Co.onisl Mutual Buildings. ac.iv