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SUNDAY ANNOUNCEMENTS. Perrv Old ' ? P ' m * lly invited. * 9170 QT ALBANS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Rev Willi •‘Gods Choicest Gifts-; Is Truth?” soloist Mi sr Cordially invited. K y '!, x ,, ~ t.ion of -T< Millet subject. 11. Eev H. Ryan; ‘2.30. Rev W. Arthur Hay; 6.30. Rev ,T. Harrie. Special singing at each service by children and assisted by Choir and Orchestra. Concert. Wednesday Evening:, at. 7.30. Tickets Is. Children 6d. Dukhan CHIT; iT R K ET M ET HO D IST UIK H. 11 a.in.. Rev W. Arthur Hay, - The Expulsion of Demons.” 6.30 p.m.. Rev W. Arthur Hay. ” Fainting Fits of the Faithful” (Communion); Anthem. ” Grant. V. Service. Rev N- Turner, subject ing of Tiro Great Men. pAPANU I 17 mere Hills.—ll. Rev Samuel l.awry; 6.30. Rev W. Baum her. 9061 CYDENHAM Methodist Chareli. ll a.m.. Mr R. H. Turner; 0.30 p.m.. Rev Percy Paris. Upper San itorium—9.Bo a.m.. Rev Percy Paris. High Street Church—ll a.m., Rev Percy Paris; 6.30 p.m., Mr .J. Olda. _ 9127 1 J ADR A S Street North Methodisi Church. iVL 11. Mr J. Hanan; 6.30. Mr Win. C. Francis. S.S.A.. Sunday. 9119 \\ * ''■ ■ Areinir. 7 ’ 11 a.m., Rev E. D. Patchett, subject "The Power of .Jov”; 6.30 p.m.. Rev F, D. Patchett. subject The Ideal Young Man. " Captain of His Soul.” Soloist, Mrs Gordon Litchfield. 9132 Oxford terrace baptist church. 11 a.m.. Mr O. Machattie: 6.30 p.m.. Rev R. M. By bur u, ” 'The Object, of Faith. St Albans. J L a.m.. Mr G. E. Fri kXFORD TERRACE r G. W. B. Hutches Staff of the Y.M.C., the Headquarters TN WOOD UYDENHAM Baptist ■ J Kin and Durham RINITY ” Life"s Mystic Ur_ Fawcett. " lu Native Worth." “STREET" v-ith Special Singing. Weil f DENHAM FOOTBALL CLUB gether, saith the Lord. Though vour sins be as scarlet, they shall he as white as Meeting. 6.30 p.m. V^YDEN .—ll, Chri.3Feliowship, Mr Geo. Ford; 6.30. The Gospel of Christ,*' Mr Lanyon. Suujy School. 2.30. You are cordiallv inte<l to come. 9136 Bible Ct UR ISTI AN SCIENCE Services. ■—Fi Church of Christ, Scientist. Latin \ RMAGH ST] ■V conducted Christchurch where Rev .r. H. G. Illustrious Unitarians.” Wm. " The only service in malism, Milirpil KOSOintirAY ‘SOCIETY. i*l:Y ManrhosPnhlic Address at 7 p.m.. by Miss Dorothy Spiritual \ R MAO ED DON. THE BATTLE OF THAT V GREAT DAY OF GOD ALMIGHTY. IS IT PAS’!’. OR IS THE WORLD NOW FACING IT NOW? A Stirring Address by PASTOR. KENT. In the GRAND THEATRE. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY). 7 p.m. < ’HR!STADE LPII FA N iyE< TT RK. Bible hall, madras street. 6..i0 n.m. •• F. V O r. U T 1 O N Versus the Word of the Truth of the LABOUR BALLY. MR E. .J. HOWARD. M.P.—“ Politics'.” "Our Mandated Territory. Samoa, the Pearl of the Pacific.” Sunday. 8 p.m.. in Leyden St. Hall (off Ferry Rd , opp. Wilson’s Rd.'. Beautiful Lantern Slides. Collection. Roll Ip! 8091 'ptTE Gospel of The Kingdom! What is IE BATTLE. Holy Communion ; Prayer and Holy Commi ing Prayer; preacher, Wright. NE W ]>RIG RTON M JITHODIST 11. Rev F. T. Head; 6.30. Rev B Dudley. North Beach Public School: 6.30 Rev K. T. Read. 2ti I 1 N WOO D ( ONGR E« L\T 10 NAL"(H UR( II I Ferry Road: Rev Clyde Carr, li Jerusalem the Golden : «.:«*. "A Hid ■ bound Old Tory. ‘ Soloist, Mr W. .1. Rich arils; S (in the hall). " Samoa —Beautiu. Lantern Slides. Mr E. J. Howard. M.P. psYCHIU RESEARCH SOCIETY. Scottish dav. 7, W. Nortontaylor's subject, "The Bridge Between Tv MICHAEL'S: 8. Holy < 1 ’ Children's Eucharist; Eucharist Worslcy in D); a.m.. Morning lUHCH Chrifitobel Pankhurst.” CAI.VATION ARMY. TO-MORROW. SPECIAL MEETINGS will he by COMMISSIONER AND MRS J AND STAFF. At. II n.m.. 3 p.m. and TN THE CITADEL. Fitzgeralr |JN WOOD Presbyteriai 6.30. Mr J. FI ewr.ll .V ii- i F. K. H. Patou: