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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 986, 31 May 1930, Page 4

RELIGIOUS SERVICES JJERKSFORD QONGREGATIOXAL OHUBCB (NEXT CENTR AL FIRE STATION). i 1900TH ANNIVERSARY OF TEiTt COST. T£ - FREPARATOBY SERVICES. PREACHER: Xv EV * L tonkl B. F let che* 11 a .... -DLDK ATIoN OP SUIOMv SCHOOL. OFFICERS AND TEapu KRS TO THEIR SAi'Rvn ipM* ERS TO THEIR SACRED \VOrv 12 Noon.—Holy Communion. 7 p.m.—“ROBED OR ROBBED’" Anthem: “Hymn to Music.'* A question for everyone. Face thk Pentecostal Season in prayer and examination. Come to Church SATURDAY NEXT, June 7 At 7.30 p.m. 'Whit Saturday Prayer Meeting. SPECIAL* SERVICES. Read special advertisement concerning the United Services in City and Submta all This Week in preparation for tht celebration of the Nineteen Hundredth Anniversary of Pentecost. On Tocsin Night at 7 45 the meeting will be heM in Beresford Street Church. All oth** meetings of the Church will unite wit| these meetings for this week. EDEN CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Corner esplanade and View Roads. Minister: REV. R. G. ROBERTS. 8.A., B.D. 11 a.m.—“JUST BEFORE PENTECOST.* 2.45 p.m.—Sunday School and B1H» Classes. 7 p.m.—“PRAYER AND CONSECRA. TION.’* Anthem: “Jesu, Word of God” (Gounod). S p.m.—Holy Communion and Receptica of New Members. pARE WELL TO Jj EE (]J OWII Mrs. Lee Cowie, the well-known Temperance Deader, Is leaving New Zealand on June 3 to reside In Honolulu. A PUBLIC FAREWELL MEETING % Will be held in the CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALI* ! TOMORROW (SUNDAY) AFTERNOON At 2.45 p.in.' Mrs. Lee Cowie Will Deliver “ jpAREWELL T) \ UCKLAND.’* This will include an inspirational account of the great campaign for No licence, recently held in Victoria, when, led by the Christian Churches, over 400,000 persons voted against the Liquor Traffic. Tho last opportunity to hear this gifted Temperance Orator. REV. LIONEL B. FLETCHER Will give a short address of farewell Chairman: REV. W. J. COMRIE. Everybody Welcome. Collection. PROGRESSIVE CHURCH 0| SPIRITUALISTS. Alina St.. Newmarket TONIGHT —8 P.M., All Welcome. Gents, Is. lAdi«l Provide Basket. SUNDAY'. 7 P.M. “MAX AXD HIS MIND.** MRS. PHILPOTTS. Spiritual Messages: Mr. Bassett j Tuesday, 8 p.m.: Monthly Meetin*Thursdaj*. 8 p.m.: Open Healing CircA T UE Social. CHRISTIAN’ SPIRITUALIST CHURCH. INC. (Late Spiritual S- ientists* Chnrch). Mackelvie St.. Ponsonby (4th Strew Citv End.) SUNDAY. p.m.— Circle: several p.m.—MR. RELZ speaks on “CHRW* TIAX SPIRITUALISM” Circle). Wednesday, 8 p.i (After* „ ....... Di~cus»*o» * Man: Whence. Now. Whither*" Twtday, 8 p.m., Spiritun Questions (written* Sister Francis: Satu day. 3 p.m.. s P irl V? Healing. Children and Adults, Trance Try it. Send names. . Greater Things Shall Ye Do AlsoINTERNATIONAL BIBLE STUDEG; ASSOCIATION. Masonic Hall. burgh Street, Xewton. SUNDAY, JUNE 3 1930. AT 930 TS Subject, "THE PATH TO LIFE." Speaker, MR. R. T. REID. \I*RITTEX TENDERS fer the SJj* ▼ ? chase of the undermentioned . perty will be received at the Auckland Land Office, Govet 33rnf Buildings, Auckland, up to 4 P- m * WEDNESDAY', Jure IS, 1930. GLENFIELD Part of Lots 3 and 4, D.P. € S’J?S Allot 111, Parish cf Takaruna. 20aci 15.5 perches. a Situated on Glenfield Main Highway u miles from Birkennead Wharf, school and Post Office: level ana un ing, clay soil; subdivided into * * dock flocks. All in #rass. Suitable and strawberry growing. Good cuu« j up proposition. WAIMAUKU Lot ?. Block VI.. D.R. 118S5. P" 1 Kahukuri Block. Kumeu i«nd fl Property contains 10 acres of Nice little fruit farm. f-esi Situated on Foster's Road. S m! Waimauku Post Office. SrhooL Station and Dairy Factory'. Wate springs. r«d* Property subdivided into docks by hedges. Contains three-* wv Dwelling. TERMS OF SALE. Deposit of 10 per cent.: mortgage for 24 i years. Rnf® li*^ 5i per cent. tende»c. for all costs in connection with tion of transfer and mortgage, tender not necessarily accepted. B * Further particulars on appij' cc# the North Auckland Land Din toms Street, Auckland. O. X. ' Commissioner of Crown plant