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the place of blending, and also encourage a movement worthy of their -most earneet praj-ers, sympathy, and support. Non-churchgoers are also Invited to coiue once again within the portals of God's bouse, . , The Chief Magistrate of an American State, Governor Rollins, ot New Hampshire, uiatfe this appeal (ndw repeated) in a proclamation to those under his role:—"I would ask that large body of men, who seldom, If eTer, crocs the threshold of a church, to kneel once more, where they knelt as children, and see if the Church has not some message for them. - L believe that a single honest attempt to cut off tho blinding and depressing influences of doubt and materialism, and to look at life once more through the clear, earnest eyes of youth, and in the light of the path of our fathers, would brine a solane and satisfaction, like the benediction which follows after prayer." ECCLESIASTICAL. ST. PAUL'S, Symonds St.—S a.m., Holy Communion; 11 a.m.; ;? p.m.. Children's Service; 7 p.m., Anthem, "The Suh Shall Be No More" (Woodward); Offertory solo (Miss Lilian Edmonds), "AbWe With Mc" (Ltddle). ffO\ MATTHEW'S CHURCH. Hnbson- *-* street.—Sunday. February 12.— 8, a.m.. Holy Communion; 11 a.m. Morning Prayer and Sermon: 3 p.m.. Children's Service: 4.15 p.m., Baptisms; 7 p.m., KvenBong and Sermon. Anthem; "o For a Closer Walk" (foster). OfTertorv solo. ».y Madame Wielaert, "Abide With Mc" (fhlllpot).—W. E. Giliam, Vicar. TTPIPHANY CHURCH, karangahape n<l., •*-' To-inoirow (Sunday), the 12fh, 1SOT». — Holy Coin., 8 a.m.: Morning Servlru, 11 a.m.; Evenlug Service. 7 p.m. Preacher at hotli scrvicea. Her. J\ Cleary. TTneHUNGA PfesbyteiJan Church.— I " -Morning at 11, Evcnin? at 7.—The Rev. P. C. Kenute. from Edinburgh EvenIng subject: "The Two Futures. • AVONDALE Pr«si>«»t«TlHn tjhciwcli.— ll a.m., Mr B. Johnston: 7 p.m., Mr S. Aetley. Hcbaonville, 11 a.m.; Henderson, 6.30 p.m.—Rev. A. Mar Lean. M.OUNT EDEN BAPTIST Sunday. February 12—Morning at H, Evening at 6.45. METHODIST CHURCH. PITT-STBBET CIRCUIT. TO-MORROW. PITT STRBBT—II. Mr. T. H. Price; R45, Rev. C. Penney. ST. JOHN'S. PONSONBT.—II Mr W. Najrle; 6.45. Rev. J. A. Luxforrt. " Subject: "The Conversion of St. Paul." MOUNT ALBERT.—II, Rev. C Penney; c.45, Mt A. Ol.thnni. TRINITY, KINGSLAND.-ll Rev. P. W. Newboid: 6.45, Rer. T. \T Newbolrl. MOUNT EDEN.—II, Rev. J A Luxford; 6.45. Mr L. Nealo. AUCH HILL.—II. Rev. W. Gri ss - K35, Mr T. Jackson. M.A. - - m?^v F t BI (?~ U ' Mr A OWluiib: 6.45, Mr W. J. Harvey. e^M^f^iVH 1 ' Mr A - w Martin; *.40, Mr J. Alison. QBaFton IiOAD ' circuit: GRAFTON ROAD-11 a.m Rev T J C Grlf. NEWMARKET.—H a . m ., licv j . P.m., Mr G. W. L. Rohlnapn. * SHORE METHODIST Rev. J. Wilson (of Newton Mtaslon); 7,* Mr ? I?* B ,?'- _ BUNNTBIDB - 7 „ i "• i?" d(Uo u - BIRKENHKAD - 11. Mr S. Sfonp; 7. Mr O W p n f Prv .,, SJ^p*SS A ReT *■'<£**£&?*£. Mr W. Wilson. - NORTHCOTE - Chnrch Anniversary — 11. ' Rev. S. Griffith; 6.45, Rev. W. Greens) ade. — MAYFIKLD -1 3, Rev. s. GriffifJi. — BIRKDALE — 7 Rev. 8. Griffith. * VTEWTON Congregational Chnrch -Bdin. „ '"'■■Wh-st. — 11 » Mr s - Woods; 6.43, Rev. C. Worboys. . - . OH UR C H O F CHRIST, WKST STREKT. Morning 11—For Fellowship. Evening at C.45. ME ERNEST ALDBTDQF. , . , Will preach. Subject, "Christ Cast Out." ROSKItf, HALL, Ml. ROSKILL 88. - -Morning at 11. Evening at 6.45. MR L. FALKNER will Preach. WEDNESDAY—BibIe Class, 7.45. .' PBDBC.HBB {TF CHR IS T v-/ PONSONBT RD. AND MT. ROSKILU Meetings for Worship—ll a.m., Sunday: "They continued steadfastly in the Apostles' doctrine, In the breaking of bread, in the fellowship and the prayers" (Acts It i Evening at 6.45, Gospel Proclamation. PONSONBY RD.—Mr Lye, snbect, "Th4> Sesirlet Thread.".. - MOUNT ROSKILL RD.—Mr A. Ffccher (from Adelaide). •Snb.iect. "Christ Crneifled." HELPING HAND MISSION. FREEMAN'S BAY HALL. 11— Fellowship, and. Address by Mrs Gllmour. from New Guinea 7—The People's/Gospel Service. Short Addresses by Misnioner anrt Workers. Soloists, Mias-Davina Morrison and Mr Fenton. Hearty Singing. Hearty Welcome. B. F. ROTH WELL, Missioner. QENTRAL ]yj[ISSIOII. UNSECTARIAN SERVICES. At 11—REV. J. B. BUTLER will gire Mi Address i ' Gnspel Servioe at 7 Short Farewell Adtlremes from three Members of Central Mleeion Christian Endeavoar Society, Messrs Daniels and Armstrong (who are entering the Ministry), and Mr F. Irrine, who Is leav- - ing fbr New Guinea ' 6.3o—Half Hour Sen tee «f Son*. Sole, . Special lltomih. Aatbem by Choir " ,— """"" Stnogei-s and Made ■ Welceme. THE METHODIBT ;Cm MISSIOST FORKSTERB , HALL, KARASGAHAPB RD. 11 a.m-, Mr T. W. Pooie. 3 p.m., B*v. J. B. Butler, "-Leaves from a Common Life." SpeciaJ Sloging and Music. 7 p.m.. Kvnnpelical Service, condacted by the Rev. G. Wi'son. Orchestra. 2.30 and 6.30 p.m. 1 FEBRUARY 20—Grand Moonlight Bxenri aion. s.s. Alhatroas. Ferry Tee, 7.45. In aWI ot Mission Band fund. • OWE-STRKET HALL. OFF KARANGHAPK ROAD. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY). 7 p.m. Speaker: MR C. H. HINMAN. WEDNESDAY, 7.30 p.m. Everybody Welcome. TgDEN HALL, VIEW ROAD, MT. EDEN. SUNDAY, 7 P.M. r Prrticber, MR BURGOYNE. THTIRSDAY, 7.30 p.m.—Continimtien. of Lecture* on the Second Coining of Christ, by Mr W. R. Witaon. Seats Free. Sankey's Hymns. ipmSTADELPHIAN FRATERNAL 8T- - v> NAGOGUB, Eden Terrace Pnblic Halt. N«w North Boad—ll a.m., Breaking of Bread; 7 p.m., Address. Subeet, "Seek Ye First the Kingdom of God." pHRISTADELPHIANS MASONIC *-> HALL. KARANGAHAPE ROAD Commemoration Service (i.e.. 1. Coi- x! \. , Morning 11; Evening Address, 7 p.m. ; Subject. "Hell Scriptnronsly Located " i Seatß Free. No Collection. UNI TA R lAN C H.U RC H. PONSONBY ROAD (near Reservoir). M<-ming at 11— "Our Thought: of God" • Evening at 7—"The Charches of Many Lands" v \ A tJCKLAND. TilEOedPifllCAL S«JcTETy >«- MUTUAL LIFK BUILDINGS QUEEN STREET. - TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), at 7 p.m. Public Lecture: , "Love and Hatred: Michty Cosmic Forces." By Ag»w E. DtvidgoD. I Mnsic. ' QnegMona. 1 mBHTLB OF THB HARMONIAL PHILOSOPHY LYCEUM »•«* ev»rr I ined«y tt.2.45 p.m.. Federal Oib TUtmm, • J. UOIJ.OT PmIM.