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ELECTORAL P KNELL -gx. election U 1 M R A 1 D ■ONALD (Official Candidate) Will Address the Electors as Follows: TONIGHT (Saturday). —MEADOW BANK SCHOOL. 8 MONDAY. MAY HAI.L. NEWMARKET; and ST. UELIEEb THEATRE. 8 p.m. TUESDAY. MAY 6. TUDOR THEATRE. REMUERA, 8 p.: COMMITTEES a ll WORKING ON MY BEHALF IN THE PARNELL BY-ELECTION ARE DISBANDED FROM TODAY (SATURDAY), MAY 3. W. A. DONALD. ) ARNELL B Y-ELECTION. XTNITED pARTY. lyjß. JTJOXALD S QAM PA IGN. rpHE JJON. W . A. V Minister of Labour, Will Address the Electors in the MUNICIPAL HALL, NEWMARKET, c-n MONDAY NIGHT, MAY 5, at 8 o'clock. Chairman: His Worship the Mayor of Newmarket, S. DONALDSON, Esq. MR. ALAN DONALD WILL ALSO SPEAK. J>ARNELL B Y-ELECTION. jQONALD'S Q^AMPAIGN. IHE H ON E. A. R ANSOM, MINISTER OP PUBLIC WORKS, .ILL ADDRESS THE ELECTORS IN THE PICTURE THEATRE. ST. HELIERS. Londay -1* IGHT, AT 8 O'CLOCK. Mr. Alan Donald will also speak. RELIGIOUS NOTICES M ETHODIST C 1 »ITT gTKEET. JJITT gTREET FOREIGN MISSION ANNIVERSARY. a rn . REV. W. WALKER. Girl Guide Parade. Sacrament. p.m.—REV. A. HARRY VOYCE. Pioneer Missionary on Bougainvi * - Solomon Islands. Wonderfully Fascinating and Illuir ft ating Story. 5U will find this Address by Rev. A. Harry Voyce of tremendous interest. Anthem: “Lead Kindly Light.” Offering for F.M. Fund. [E SPIRITUAL SCIENTISTS* CHURCH, 43 Mackelvie St., Pon- ‘ sonby. SUNDAY 3 p.m.—Open Circle. Air. Hughes and others speak. 7 p., n .— THE REV. J. G. HUGHES, Dr. Th., speaks on “THE J ?»1 - AIENSE BENEFIT OF MODERN SPIRITUALISM TO CHRISTIANITY'.” (After Circle.) Wednesday. 8 p.m.. Open Inquiry , Circle; Thursday, 8 p.m.. Messages from ■ Flowers, Sister Frances; Saturday, p.m., Healing, Children and Adults: 8 p.m.. Healing and Absent Treatment. Heaven Unfolds Itself To Those Who Unfold To Aleet It. WEST CIRCUIT. ST. JOHN S. 11 a.m.—REV. A. M. VOYCE, Pioneer i Missionary of Bougainville, Solomon \ Islands. 7 p.m.—REV. GEO. FROST, “GLORI- I OUS GOSPEL TRIUMPH.” Anthem: “Comes at Time a Stillness.’* (Holy Communion.) Offerings for Foreign Alissions. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.—First Church of Christ, Scientist, Auckland, Church Hall, Symonds St. (near Grafton Bridge). Services: Sunday, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Subject. “Everlasting Punishment.*’ Golden Text: “Lamentations iii.. 39, 40. Sunday School in Scots Hall, Symonds Street, 11 a.m. WEDNESDAY—Testimony Aleeting, S Reading Room, Vulcan Buildings. Room 37; Monday to Friday, 12.30 to 3.30 p.m.; Friday evening, 6.30 to 8.30. M OUNT EDEN CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Corner Esplanade and View Roads. Alinister: REV. R. C. ROBERTS. 8.A., B.D. 11 a.m.—“THE CHURCH AND THE ADOLESCENT." 12 Noon.—Holy Communion. 2.45 p.m.—Sunday School and Bible 7 p.m.—“THE BIBLE IN THE AIODERN WORLD.” Anthem: “I Will Lift Up Aline Eyes” (J. Clarke Whitfeld). CHURCH ANNIVERSARY', SUNDAY, 11. *IHE PROGRESSIVE CHURCH SPIRITUALISTS. ALAI A ST., NEWAIARKET. SUNDAY", 7 P.M. OF Subject: “Self Expression.” AIR. FITT< Spiritual Alessages, AIR. BASSETT Members’ Circle after Service. TUESDAY, May 6, Monthly Meetii THURSDAY", 8 p.m., Open Healing Cirx INTERNATIONAL BIBLE STUDEN ASSOCIATION. Alasonic Hall, E< burgh St., Newton.—SUNDAY. Ma> 1930, _a.t _6.45 p.m.—Subject, ‘THE KVV V ** p - m - —Subject, -THE t 9* MAN. Speaker; Mr. E. P. Claris Australia. fIHRISTADELPHJANS. Freema Hall, Belgium St.—ll a.m.. Fe ship Aleeting. 7 p.m “TWENTY 7 " C J TURIES OF CHRISTIANITY.” * AIR. J. A. McLEOD. JEN’S AIEET] SUNDAY AT 4.15 SUNDAY. AT AY 11. •MOTHERS’ DAY'.”