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ECCLESIASTICAL. ANDREWS (Opposite Public Hospital). Minister: REV J. LAWSON ROBINSON, B.A. 11 a.m.: THE SACRAMENT OF THE LORD'S SUPPER. „ 7 p.m.: “THE QUEST OF THE HUNTED SOUL.” Retiring Collections for Poor Fund. OT DAVID'S Presbyterian Church, k} Colombo Street. South —Minister, Rev Lawrence Rogers. M.A. 11 a.m., “Christ Alive” (Communion Service); 6.30 p.m., “A Blazing Heart”; anthem, Gladsome Light.” 7182 \ T EW BRIGHTON Presbyterian Church (Sea View Road, at Hardy Street): Communion Service at 11 a.m. Evening Service at 7. Preacher: Rev D. B. Ashford. Subject: “The Personality Supreme.”—The third of • Life Understood.' 1601 od of the Patriarchs”; Duet, “Go Home and Tell”: Anthem. “O Taste and See.” A Welcome to All. 7896 DT PAUL’S PRESBYTERIAN O CHURCH, CASHEL STREET. Preacher: REV THOS. TAIT, M.A., B.D. 11 a.m.: Sacrament of Lord’s Supper. 7 p.m.: “The World’s Many Voices.’ D UR HAM STREET CHURCH. SUNDAY. MARCH 6. METHODIST -President a.m., Mr J. H. of Conference), j.m.—Broadcast Service. Preacher, Rev L. C. Horwood. Solo: “Gcd is Our Refuge and Strength,” Mrs W. Mo QHIRLEY Methodist Church Service _ ’hapman; 6.30 p.i Mr C. Hall. ' Hearty Services. Inspiring Singing. Everybody Welcome. p ICCARTON Methodist Circuit, ClarVillage: Harvest Festival, 11 E. P. Blamires; 6.4" giarvest Mus •test Festival. , Rev J. F. Jack. Mashan Rev E. W. Han HarrNION Methodist Church, Addington. —ll, Rev E. W. llames. M.A.; Anthem. “God so Loved the World”; also Junior Choir. 6.30. Rev S. Lawyy; Anthem, “I am Alpha and Omega* : also Hyn Study. JAMES Methodist Church. Cashmere, Sunday. March 6. Preachers: a.m., Rev L. C. Horwood (Sacrant) ; 7 p.m., Hon L. M. Isitt. M.L.C. COLOMBO STREET CHURCH. Services, 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.r Rev Ewen Simpson, of Tauranga. Commencing a Month’s Ministry. Soloist, Miss Nellie Lowe. O f Church.) THIS NIGHT, at 7.30. Pictures of Sydney Bridge and other Australian Scenes. LAST SUNDAY MISSION SERVICES. 11 a.m.: “TRIUMPHS THROUGH PRAYER.” Communion, and Reception of New Members. Preacher, Rev B. M. Wilson, assisted by Mr R. Stewart. 7 p.m.: BIG EVANGELISTIC SERVICE, when Mr Harry Dawson delivers last Sunday Evening Address. Subject: "Running Away from God.” THREE EVENINGS ON PROPHECY. Monday—“ Crumbling Civilisation.” Tuesday—” World's Wrongs” (War, Wages, Want). Wednesday—“ Russia” (Revolution or Revival). Thursday—O BAPTIST REV LAWRENCE A. NORTH. * a.m.: MORNING WORSHIP and QUARTERLY COMMUNION SERVICE. Solo by Mr North and Hymn Study by Choir, j.m.—Subject: “THE TOUCHSTONE OF RELIGIOUS FAITH.” Anthem: “ I am the Way " (Wheeler). Solo: ST ALBANS Baptist Church, Thames Street.—ll a.m., Mr Harry Dawson, of Auckland. J 3.30 p.m., Young Men’s Communion. 7619 CYDENHAM Methodist—ll, Mr C. K Wigglesworth; 6.30, Rev’Basil Metson; large orchestra, duet, cornet solo. High Street—ll, R ev Basil Metsoi (Harvest). Beckenham (Harvest) —11 Mr W. A. Bascand; 6.30. Hon L. M. Isitt M.L.C. 206 CAMBRIDGE Terrace Method Church.—Harvest Festival. Rev J. Harris; Solo. 6.30, Rev A. Scotter, 8.A.; Communion. Durham Street South—ll, Mr R. H. Turner; 6.30, Dingwall. 7582 VI7ESLEY Church, Fitzgerald Avanue—- ’" Harvest Festival. 11 a.m.: Pastorale (ladies’ voices), “W'reathe the Harvest Garland ” (Winn). 6.30 p.m.: Solos, “Lead Kindly Light” (Pughe Evans) and “ Where’er You Walk ” (Handel), Mr Ernest Rogers; anthems, The Earth is the Lord's ” (Hayde) and “ Praise the Lord, O My Soul "* (Smart). Preacher: Rev E. Drake.

EDGEWARE Road Wesley Church.— 11, Rev T. Fee; 6.30, Rev J. Booth royd. Anthem, “At Even Ere the Sur had Set “ 7629 Church of Christ, moorhouse AVENUE. PASTOR STUART STEVENS. 11: Communion. Usual Schools’ Ses sion. 7: An In Memoriam Service to thf late Mrs John Haigh. Special Music bj Choir and Trio. Christchurch Spiritualist Church (Inc.). Trades Hall. nimipp^toi Trades Hall, Gloucestei Street.—Sunday Service, 7 p.m. Speaker Mr A. Hill. Subject, “ The Visior Splendid,” from ‘lntimations of Immortality” (Wordsworth Two Records. Trance Address by Power: Address by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Spirit Messages. 7701 SPIRITUALIST Church of New Zealand, Scottish Hall, Manchestei Street—Sunday. 7 p.'m. Speaker. Mi Harding. Subject: “ The Wise Womai of Endor.” Soloist Mr Needham. “ Heaven.” Clairvoyance. Public circle. LECTURE. BIBLE HALL, MADRAS STREET. Sunday, 6.30 p.m. DO YE NOT KNOW THAT THE SAINTS SHALL JUDGE THE WORLDAll Welcome. No Collection. 6.30, Mr K. E. England. Jesus said Zacchaeus, make haste and come down. He that humbleth himself shall Come! Come . SSE.MBLIES of God in N.Z.—Chris church Assembly. Pastor Tuesday, 7.30, Fellowship. " Jesu < hrist the same yesterday and to-da ILNER Mission.—Address, “ Mose —A Living Story.” Next Tin site Scottish Society’s Hall;. Visito cordially inbited VJT MICHAEL’S—Lent IV., Bank Note O Sunday. 8, Holy Communion. 9.30, Children’s Eucharist. 11, Sung Eucharist; Litany. “Pardon through the Precious Blood.” 6.30, Evensong. “ A Good Priest. ’ Vernon Griffiths, Choirmaster. ~ Vica r. 7142 T JNITY Centre of New Thought, PubV, „ * lc Library Hall, Hereford Street. uL lo \. Speaker, Mr E. It. Pitman; SubJ ec ** The True Meaning of Prosperity. Music. All Visitors Welcome. DIVINE Science Lectures.—A Course of Lectures on “The Science of will be commenced on Sunday, Jellicoe Hall, by Mary jin, unmi. t. n R SJllHt *" * * * ” day. Prayer ’ 7_ p.r _ mpson, C.S.B. Subject Next Sun “Prayer and Its Use.”- X