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RELIGIOUS SERVICES CATHEDRAL ST. MART’S, PARNELL. e . m —Holy Communion. *’ m preparation for Confirmation. 11 a’m- Morning Prayer and Holy Communion. Harewood in A Flat. Preacher: R EV. CANON PERCIVAL JAMES. ..= D m Sunday School, m—Holy Baptism. Vmm 6.40 p.m—Organ Recital by Mr. Edgar Randal. 7 p.m.—Evensong and Sermon. Service: Stanford in B Flat. Preacher: THE REV. H. A. COLEMAN. MATTHEW’S. WELLESLEY ST. » a m Holy Communion. a m Mattins and Sermon. Preacher: REV. CHAS. CHANDLER. Preacne Ever Glorious’’ (Stainer), so«o. Mr F E corp. 3 p.m. —Sunday School and Bible Classes. , 15 p.m.—Holy Baptism 7 0 m —Evensong and Sermon. Preacher: CANON GRANT CO WEN Anthem. ’Sun of My Soul” (Turner). All Strangers, Visitors and any who Lonely are invited to come into the ,ri*h Hall after the Evening Service f r a Chat and a Cup of Tea. >RESEYTERIAN ( TO-MORROW IHURCHES, gDFNDALE, Balmoral Road. it a.m- —“Blotting Out Our Miseries with Our Mercies.” REV. W. GILMOUR, B.A. T nm "The Church and Youth.” REV A. C. WHITELAW, LL.B. The Friendly Half-hour at the close will be conducted by Mr. Gilmour. V B Grand Scots Concert, Carlton Mali. Edendale Terminus ' ru,Tt, ° DAY, April 17, 8 p.m *-> 10MBRVEBB, Retnuera. Spirit.” 7 p.m.—"The Restoration of the Preachor: REV. J. PATTISON. jg*™* IT ECTURES. m EXPOSITION OF OUR HISTORIC FAITH. gWDAr i O’CLOCK. SUBJECT—•ipAPAL gUPREMACT JN OF gCRIPTURE. ” SPEAKER— Y OLJ - ANI> ILLUSTRATED BY A PROPJABTIC * CHART. ALL WELCOME. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE—First Church of Christ, Scientist, Church Hall, Symonds Street (near Grafton Bridge). Services: Sunday, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday School: Scots Hall, 11 a.m. Subject: “ARE SIN. DISEASE AND DEATH REAL?” Golden Text: James v.. 15. WEDNESDAY.—Testimony Meeting, 8 p.m. Reading Room, Monday to Friday, 2 to 4 p.m. The sjpßPtuAL scientists* CHURoBT’ Newton Chambers (upstairs), opp. Newton P.O.—Sunday. 3 p.m.. Open Circle, The Mater. 7 p.m., Address by Mrs. Harris-Roberts, “The Power of Prayer’ (Pray Ever for More Light and pass it on). Wed., 8 p.m. sharp.—Annual Meeting. AH Members attend. Thurs., 8 p.m., Your Gifts described.— Mr Sproule. Sat., s p.m.—Open Healing Circle. 'HE PROGRESSIVE CHURCH OF SPIRITUALISTS. ALMA STREET. NEW'MARKET SUNDAY, 7 1 HAUNTED BOUCHER, THIRTY YEARS TWICE BORN. Spiritual Messages-—Mr. Bassett. Bring Flowers. JgT. JOHN’S, PONSONBY ROAD. Morning. 11—REV. ARTHUR MITCHELL. Parade Girl Guides, Rangers and Brownies. Evening, T—REV. ARTHUR MITCHELL. Monthly Musical Service. Solo, “The Silent Voice," Mrs. Rattray. Prelude, Anthem. “The Radiant Morn.” •nursday—Men’s Competitive Concert. Q RANGE ROAD GOSPEL CAMPAIGN 11 S. WILSON. Duet, -.3fc—CHILDREN'S MEETING. Speaker. MR. ANDREW JOHNSTON, Blind Soldier Evangelist. o.SQ'— Young Men and Women. Speakers, Mr. J. O. Sanders, Sec*. 8.T.1., and Mr. Johnston. 7 p.m—MR. ANDREW’ JOHNSTON. Subject: "AN EXPENSIVE CHOICE.” Soloist, MRS. JOHNSTON. Meetings each W’eek Night, 7.30. All Are W’elcome. International bible students* ASSOCIATION. Masonic Hall, Edinburgh Street. 0 SUNDAY. 6.45 P.M. Speaker: MR. J. E. A. GATES. Subject: "Blasphemy.” R EV CLARK. Popular Minister of the Domir Road hurch of Christ, Will Speak V..M.U.A. MEN'S BROT HERHOOP. TO-MORROW (Sund.iv), at 4.14 p.m. visitors to the City specially welcome. S 3 Tff TO-MORROW 7 AIREDALE STREET. ! a.m.—SISTER BESSIE. STRAND THEATRE SERVICES, teacher: REV. C. G. SCRIMGEOUR. Doors Open 6.30. . the Great Film "GRASS. FRANCE STREET.