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SUNDAY ANNOUNCEMENTS. CONCERT EXTRAORDINARY. rpHEATRE ROYAL, SUNDAY, 18th, 8.15 In aid of War Memorial Fund. Given by Members .I. C. Williamson Pantomime Co,, assisted by Prominent Artists. 163 WOOLS TON BAND w ILL PLAY A PROGRAMME MUSIC OF WOOLSTON DOMAIN ROTUNDA, SUNDAY AFTERNOON. 8 p.m. AND as Moses lifted up. the Serpent in , th “ *' JtdcrncEs oven so must the sou of man bo lilted up that whosoever bolieveta in Him thould not perith but have eternal liio.—John iii.. 11, IWJ QPIRITUAL Scientist Church, Orange Hal] ■■ cf Ii?^ ss Address Strength through Conflict." “ Struggle is the law of gro win—another way of writing strength." Independent Clairvoyance. 8 QIIURCH of Christ, Moorhouse Aveuuo.lastor, Geo. Wooluough, n a.m. 'm 1010 nud ,¥ or6 "; £45 p.m., Bible •«- M “” d ” C O^RKO A ;n°NAG sew HaitTlrilF Keeled ■’ Alb:lM * ti3 ° l ull “ Mr H - Cuti pfiINITY Congregational Church.—ll u,.m -*• and (1.30 p.m., Mr W, Dobbs. A 1 vmitore wo com. Hill's Rcl. C.30 p.m. Mr H. Cnttn_ Neeley, 78 JJSYOHIO Research Society, Foreslem .Uu.i , Oxloid .1 crruct\ off Munches te -bun.lay, 7 ( Mrs hnlyord’s subject, “On Erred Onoi in Spirit Life.” Messages from the Invisible, Mr W. Nortenlaylor. T/I/'ESLEY Church, Fitzgerald Avenue, 11 u i- n *i ev D. P. Blamirea; morn mg Vable in Mystery,” evening “The Con lieienco Christ Commands." Soloint, Mist Avenl Hone. Bible Classes 2.45. tliN I PARIAN Service, Masonic Hall, Glou y coster St., 6.30 p.m. Subject, "Tin .Modern Genesis—the Creation mid the Ori .gm of Living Creatures according to Modem Science. Cordial welcome to all rationa liberal thinkers. Science Service.—First Chute] of Christ, Scientist. Latimer Square (Sunday Services. 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Subjcc ‘ Life." Sunday School 2.45 p.m. HTENNYSON Street Congregational Church , Rov W. H. Vickery.—ll a.m. “Thoma the Doubter”; 6.30 n.in., “I Don’t Care.’ Anthem, “Ye Shall Dwell in the Land. 1 Soloist, Mrs Dann. 1432 SPIRITUALISTS’ Church. Worcester Si West.—7 p.m., Mr Vivian- Deacon" lecture “ The Message of Spiritualism t the World of Religion. The Hebrew Faith Islam, Buddhism, Christianity, Various Col cured Hays, the Purs, White Light of th Spirit." Collection. 1480 JJASTINGS STREET HALL. Opposite Sydenham Park, Sunday, 6.30 p.m. A Subject of Vital Importance! “THE SECOND COMING OF CHRIST." "THE SECOND COMING OF CHRIST." ‘ J-'HL SECOND COMING OF CHRIST." The Greatest Event The Greatest Event , Of the Near Future. Of the Near Future. World Happenings in fulfilment of Proph Clear Si,'jus oi the Advent. The Objec the Return of Christ, and the Work He do. u QT DAVID’S Presbyterian Church, Sy ham.—Public Worship— U a.m. 6.30 p.m. Preacher, Rov J. D. Webster, welcomed. ra T INWOOD Baptist Church—Childi -*-* Day—ll a.m., Rev W. Tanner; p.w., Rev F. Copeland; 6.80 p.m., Ps KE. Smith. Choir of 100 voices. Sol Miss Notrish. ( Terrace Baptist Churcli.V *»• North—ll a.m., "God in Ms t.30 p.m.; Series on Kora-au Catholici bermou No. 6, subject, “ The Confessioi Surgery for Sinful Souls.” QT ALBANS Methodist Circuit —R Street—ll a.m. and 6.30 p.m..’ Re0. Lawryj 7.30 p.m., Fireside Social I Anthems: Morning, "I will Lift Up ' Eyes-' (Whitfield); evening, “Abide Me” (Dunstan). Edgeware Hoad—Pre a Rev J. Dennis; 11 a.m.. "The Slighted \ Ration ; 6.30 p.m., "Joyful Service.” thems. "I will Sing of Thy Power’’ (£ van). “The Day is Past and Over” (Mai hymn, Fierce Raged the Tempest." THEOSOPHICAL Society, aaTMarn ~, , Street.—Public Lecture, Sunday, Subject; "Vegetarianism and Vivisc Subject; "Vegetarianism and Viviscc by Miss Dorothy Royds. Vocalist Frank Morrison. Lotus Ok«a 8 ’ ARMAGH STREET HALL-Tho ( of the Grace of God will (D.l . * . Vluu niu [U 4 \ preached 6,50 Lord’s Day evening b 0. F. Harrison. Druids’ Hull, St A Street—Mr Paynter. Now Waltham Shakespeare Road—Mr J. F. Grav ' gelist, from Wanganui; subject “W hath builded her House and hewn ou Seven 1 ulars.” Let nothing prevent from hearing this stirring address o clock. " , 'PHE Sydenham Men’s Society will J- dressed by Rov J, K. Archer To-r Evening, in the Sydenham Baptist C «'• 8 p.m., the Subject being "The I C^nfor-ance.” QYDENH AM Baptist Church cor. D kJ nil! Elgin Street,.—Rev J, K. / H a.m., Subject, “The Great Qtia.li 6.80 p.m,, Subject, "Hero Making.’’ eon's Road, Opnwn—6.3o p.m., Mr N (Communion Serviced. T\URHAM Street Methodist” Chttre I-A R (v W. Ready; “ Mother Com! God. 6.30, Her W. Ready; "Crowds tho Way." Musical Service by Choir them. "At Even Evo tho Stin ’’ (Ti and " The Strain Upraise ” ; Duet. ‘ was Love" (Stainer), by Messrs B1 an,} Spratt. 11, Cashmere School—Mr Tarn or. SOC I A LIST PARTI TTICTOIUA SQUARE Sunday, July 18th, ’ p.m.. Socialist Party Proitagand Meeting. Mr Bea'ds'ey. will speak. Snbico' "Tito Great World Unrest,” f|7RADES HALL, Saturday July 37th, .Rl'lLu Dunce. Admission' CJUNDAY Schooi Scholars and Friend , Fancy Dress Dance, Friday Next. Cc lection. HIRADES Hall, Sunday, 10.30 a.m. Mnrxiar A Class. Sunday School 2.45 p.m. Evening, Opera Rouen. Mr S. Williams, Miners' Delegate, will speak. 1-51 BROKEN HILL STRIKE. OPERA HOUSE. jym’STEH PUBLIC MEETING SUNDAY. JULY 16th 8 p.m. MR 8. WILLIAMS, Miners’ Delegate. Tho Story of u Year's Strike. Dead Poisoning. Death Roll. THE LABOUR TRAGEDY. Labour M.P.'s in Support. jpiEH Greatest Picture of tho Tear I "Mi A. and Papers. IiPIANOS Timed. Satisfaction gui aiitend. Fredk, Hale, 00, Woroes; Street. Tliono 0803, MTI \\f ANTED to Exchange, dj-ton Spri * ' Dray, good order, for 80owt one. Sn milla, Hornby, 14§( WANTED to Lend, my splendid st.m * ’ Sil yer Tern ami Bonny Bobu; map tion invited before going elsewhere. 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