CHURCH SERVICES.

Taranaki Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 144086, 3 May 1913, Page 6

CHURCH SERVICES.

SUNDAY, MAY 4, I9ISL CHURCH Oli' ENGLAND. St. Mary’s—B (H.C.), 11 and 7.. To licnui—B (H.C.), 11 and 7. Roll Block—7. Moturoa —7.. Omata —7. Barrett Road —7, Old People's Home —A 45. Waitam- —11 (H.C.) and 7. Lepperton —7.30. Tikoraiigi—2.3o. Uranui —11. t St. Andrew’s, Inglewood—B a.m., Holy Communion; 11 a.m., Moriung Prayer; 2.30 p.m., Children's Service; 7 p.m., Krening Prayer. Egrnoni Village—ll a.m., Holy Communion. Kaimnta —7.30 p.m., Evening Prayer. 0kat0—7.45 (H.C.). Warea—-II (H.C.). Pnngarahn—2.ls. Rahotu —7. METHODIST. Whitolcy Memorial Church —11 and 7,, Rov. M. K. Gilraour and Mad in’ (native teacher from New Guinea).. Queen Street-11, Mr. 0. Pcarn; 7, Rev. J. IV. Burton. Fitzroy—ll, Rev. H. T. Peat; 7, Mr. O. Pern, South Hoad—ll, Rev. J. W. Burton; 7, Mr. Cohham. Omata—2.3o, Mr. J. Lawrence. Upper Maugorai—ll, Mr. G. Ellis. Bower Mangorei—2.3o. Mr. G. Ellis. Carrington Road—2.3o, Mr. G. H. White. Bril 810ck—2.30, Rev. H. T. Peat.Frankteigh Park —7, Rev. H. 3’- Peat.Kent Road—7, Mr. H. Herbert. Old People’s Home- —5, Mr. E. Gorkill.. Inglewood—ll and 7, Rev. C. Griffin. Tariki —2.30, Mr. Joinison. Lincoln Hoad—2.3o, Rev, C. Griffin. Eg;.;out Village—7. Mr. 1. A. Reeve. VVuilam—Ml i»nd 7 (S.), Rov. J. W. Griffin. Tikorangi—2.3o, Mr. IV. Roberts, anirangi—2.30, Mr. T. West. Lappcrton—2.3o (S.), Rev. J. W. Griffin. Opunake—ll (S.) and 7, Rev. P. IV." Foathorstonc. Pihama—2.3o, Rev. T. IV. Featherstone. Ouonui —7, Mr. C. Raynor. Kina Road—2, Mr. C. Raynor. Oka to—ll and 7 (S.), Rev, K. B. Tins-; ley. Tataraiiaaka —2 (S.), Rev. R. B. Tins-, ley. Pungarchu— 7, Supply. Rahotu—ll, Mr. T. Hughson; 7, Rev. T. G. Hammond; Wednesday, 7.30, C.E. Eltham Road —Thursday, 7.45, Rev. R. B. Tinsjoy. PRESBYTERIAN. St. Andrcwls —11 and 7, Rev. T. H. Rosovearc. Waihi—ll, Mr. W. Dunlop. Urenui —2.30, Mr. IV. Dunlop. IVaitani—7. Mr. W. Dunlop. Inglewood.—ll and 7, Mr. E. Bishop. Kaimnta —2.30, Mr. E. Bishop. Punilio —2, Rev. 11. Pepper. Oakura—7.3o, Rev. H. Pepper. ROMAN CATHOLIC. .New Plymouth Mass, 7.30, Rev. Deap MTVcnna; Mass. 10, Rev. Father Kehoe; Vebpers, 7, Rev. Father O’Beirne, IVaitara—Mass, 11, Rev. Doan McKenna; Vespers, 7, Rev. Dean - J McKenna. ‘ BAPTIST. Gill Street —11 and 7, Rev. F. Hales. Westown —3, Rev. F. Hales. SALVATION ARMY. Now Plymouth—ll, 3, and 7. SPIRITUALISTIC CHURCH. Griffiths’ Buildings, King Street —7. THE CONTINUOUS COMPETITION. The prizes awarded by “Stand-Out Tea” are in future to be of an even more generous character than those in the past. The prize poem has ceased. Instead, Cash Premiums arc given every half-year to those who collect the "greatest number of coupons enclosed in packets of “Stand-Out Tea.” The money prizes range from 5s to £5. There, arc also innumerable consolation awards of 2s 6d. Entries for the Cash Distribution Reward Scheme close on June 15 and December 15 each year. “Stand-Out Tea” has attained groat popularity. It is now stocked practically everywhere. Buy “Stand-Out Tea,” save your coupons, and post them in one batch to “Stand-Out Tea,” care R. Wilson and Co., Ltd., Dunedin.