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SUNDAY SERVICES. » : Jj*IRST CHURCH OF OTAGO. Preacher: |tcv. ALLEN STEVELY, M.A., Dip. Ed. 11 am.. 'THE UNIVERSAL CHRIST.” 2.30 p.m.. Sunday Schools and Bible Classes. 6.30 p.m., " ROSES- IN JUNE.” Organist: Dr V. E. GALWAY. RUSSELL STREET BRANCH. Children’s Church, 11 am. K N 0 X CHURCH. ANNIVERSARY SERVICES, 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Evening Subject: f(5) "THE SNARE OF THE MIDDLE l ' 1 YEARS.” Rev. D. C. HERRON, M.C., M.A. Special Music by. Church and Junior Choirs at each service. Soloist at Evening Service: Mr Stuart Thomson. MAORI HILL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Rev. A. C. W. STANDAGE, M.A. 11 am., "Great and Precious Promises.” 6.30 p.m., "God’s Purpose for the (a)' "Andante ’’ (b). 1 Larghetto ” (Wesley), ".Meditation Reigieuse ” (Keteley). Anthem, " Sweet is [by Mercy” (Barnby). Soloist: Miss G. lulc. Organist and' Choirmaster. Mr W. PAGET GALE. nduction of Elders at Evening Service. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. CHURCH ’RALLY MONTH. Rev. E. J. TIPLER, B.A. 11 a.m., "Worship and Prayer.” 6.30 p.m., “Respectable Sins: IntolerAnthem; "Hear Us, 0 Lord.” T. ANDREW’S CHURCH. 11 a.m., “0 Sing Unto the Lord.” Rev. H. J. RYBURN. 6.30 p.m.. Rev. J. M. SIMPSON. KENSINGTON. 6.30 p.m.. The Sacrament of the Lord’s Rev. H. J. RYBURN. AIKO RA I PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. SERVICES: 11 a.m., Ordination of Elders. Preacher: Rev J. DOUGLAS SMITH, B.A. 6.30 p.m., Preacher: .Rev. Principal DICKIE, D.D. ONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Moray place. Bister, Rev. ALBERT MEAD, M.A, RVICES: 11 a.m. and 8.30 p.m. suing Service BROADCAST, them: “Come Unto Mc’MTpzer). et: "Love Divine,” „ is ANNE WHITE and Mr J. LEECH, iday School, 11 a.m. SITED CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. ALBANY STREET. 1 am.. Rev. JAMES M. SMEETH. übjects: Children, “Pencils”; Adults, mie and See.” ,30, Rev. T. FLOWER, acramental Service. Soloist: Miss da Johnston. ancashire Evening, Rev. James AX. ■eth, Wednesday, June 22. H ANOVER STREET BAPTIST ... ■ CHURCH. [inister: ,Rey. E. S. TUCKWELL, B.A. 11 a.m., "PREPARING THE WAY F THE LORD.” 6.30 p.m., "THE WAY TO ETERNAL IFE.” .. Solo- "O LORD. BE MINDFUL,” Miss DFTH RITCHIE. ORK PLACE HALL. SUNDAY. L a.m.. Worship (Believers Welcome). 30 p.m., SUNDAY SCHOOL, pm.. Men’s Bible Class, followed by owship Tea. ■ _ TT 30 p.m:, Preacher: Mr ADAM LOUS’, Subject: "Human Foolishness. Ted., loth, 7.30: Senr. Christian Envour Opening Meeting. Thurs., 18th, : pm.: Business Girls’ Tea. Everyone HHEOSOPHIC A L SOCIETY, *■ ’ 17 Dowling street. SUNDAY, at 6.30. Speaker: Mr D. W. M. BURN, M.A., Will continue Some of Life’s Problems, Part II: PHE VALLEY OF THE SHADOW.” RST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST, DUNEDIN (Branch of The Mother Church, Boston, Mass.). ALLBBLL CHAMBERS, 95 Stuart street. Sunday School, 2.30. SUNDAY SERVICES: Morning 11, Evening 7. Subject: 3D THE PRESERVER OF MAN.” WEDNESDAY: Testimony Meeting, 8 p.m. eading Room. —Stokes’s Building, 91a ices street, Mon. to Fri., 2.30-4 p.m. Inesday, 6.45i7.45. IT’S NOW OR NEVER. sTAL MEETINGS. FINAL MEETINGS. W ZEALAND YOUTH EVANGELISTIC CAMPAIGN. IV. LIONEL B. ELETCHER Empire Evangelist. Closing Days of United Mission of N.E. VALLEY CHURCHES, ' In PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 'O-DAY (SATURDAY), 7 p.m—Big ited Prayer Meeting. UNDAY, 3 p.m.—Great Mass Meetiug Men. Subject: “The Secret of a n’s .Strength.” Song Service at 2.45. UNDAY. 8 p.m.—After-church Rally. lON DAY, 7.30 p.m.—Last Evangelistic UESDAY, 7.30 p.m.—Address to ng Converts. t*g Service, Monday and Tuesday, at p.m. hese Closing Meetings may be ‘ Now Never ” with you in determining the t vital issues of your life. OTE. —At the request of the Council Christian Congregations, Mr Fletcher consented to give a Special Address Ministers, Office-bearers, Church Memr j and others in Knox Church on IDNESDAY, at 7.30 p.m. His subwill be-“A CHALLENGE TO THE HUjU. ... . u offering to defray expenses will be n up at all the meetings. ALLPAPERS—Choice English Papers at greatly reduced prices.—Smiths, Ltd., gon and South Dunedin (next theatres) DVERTISING is accepted as a necessary part of modern business promotion jas won a place for Itself In virtually •y Industry. Rightly directed and pre>d, advertising has proved that it can rn a profit to the advertiser. But adverig should always be considered as a ness enterprise, and not as a magic aula for unearned success.