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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 154, 29 June 1907, Page 3

ECCIXSIASVICAIfc J Laking. WATBRVIEW^Sev VI' Thompson; 6.30. Mr. J. DALE—7. Mr. P. Goldie. eD6ter -. AJ*XN. A Eden—Morning, il »£ ¥"& Smith; Evening, 6.45. Mr M^sJiJfFreeman. Trio. *ZJSBB&g& £! H. Moor. Selectous^ychog^o^^* SF ORDrS c^E CONGBEGATiMSS Preacher:. REV. JOHN WTLKTNa. U C§Ssffl Sim** OF THB 7 p -?6-t§ E c A^ S ch^ h * '*& D ° w« Evening Solo, ••Jerusalem". (Parker); Mr M. Orchard.; f *"•* McArthur (student). Prayer a.m.. 6 p-m. Whosoever wUI-^^SJ PLE"; (5.45,, "ASPECTS 7>B A S PKET-S LIFE: (3) HIS IDEAL/* MbtfstS" Kfi f. Mt. Koskin. PnbUc _J5 I^Jhulch 1 ' m GONGKEGASoNAii J-' CHURCH.—REV. S.i GRIFFITHS-. TuFvS: " y ; „ Eveuta e-'« 7; Her Place and Power." 7.45. BAPTIST ' TABERNACIic Preacher, JOSEPH CLARK. Morning, 7.30r-Prayer, Me'eUn S . Morning, 11—"A Jealous God." " Evening, 6.4s—"The Soul's Refuge." Anthem by. the Choir./ Everybody wehsona, Outdoor Meeting, 8 o'efock. ;"" JjICHMOND BAPTIST .. CHURCH.-^ Morning, 11—Mr. W. Stewarts'. ' Evening; Society. r,\fOUNT ROSKILL,BAPTIST CHURCH: —Rev. Ernest A" Kirwood.—U and 6.45. Strangers cordially welcomed. JpONSONBY IBATTIST CHURCH.—" A, Morning, IL Befc Alfred North; Even, ing, at i. Rev. Alfred' North; -Baptismal Service. - ■ *• f *•"«'»>• -jVr ,T - BDBN BAPTIST CHURCH.-Mon>: "■J-*- ing. at IV Rev.' J. B. Sneyd: "Gladness in the House of the Lord." Evenlas. at 6.45, Rev. J. B. Sneyd. ■ .." : , ...-'.... ■CTPSOM BAPTIST, CHURCH.—MmntoiT ■"'■ lia.m.; Rev.'T. A. Williams'; After, noon, Sunday School; Evening. 7" p-nv*-. V'ouug People's Service, Rev! T. A. WhY j liams, subject, "Success, in Life.','':.'" " -H.URCHES .OF : CHRIST!! 1 PONSONBY-RD. (Comer 1 Pollen-st,)-. 11 a.m. — For-Breaking;-of Bread. ■>* 6.45 p.m. — Speaker, Mr C. Wateiionaa, Subject,/"Divine Pardon."- ' .' MT. ROSKILL (opp. ' 11 a.m. ,V For Breaking of Bread. 7 p.m. — Speaker, Mr C! Howatu. Gofjpel Address. , • ' '.'■•• -•-, ~i RICHMOND (Public Hall, Francis-fJtA-i 11 a.m. —' For' Breaking of -Bread. ' : " 6.45 p.m. — Speaker, Mr J. .Mortimer, Sub-. ject, "The Old Time Religion." ' - • AVONDALE (Public Ha!T>— 11 a.m. — For Breaking' of Bread. rXHURCH OPi CHRIST, . .WESTIS CHURCH ANNIVERSARY. " f * Morning at 11 — For Fellowship.' '*"' j Evening, at 6.45 — Mr Geo. Aldridge wTB preach. Subject, - "The Coming Antt. Christ." WEDNESDAY — Annual Chnrdi Tea, at 6.30; PaWic. Meeting at,7.30. Tlcketa: Adulfa, V; Children 9d.' • — ROSKILL HALL.- - Morning n* 11 — For Fellowship and thn Breaking of Bread. •; ;, -.' ; HRISTADEL S H .1 A N I ; (Le., Brethren of• Christ)--.-.■.'-.- . Masonic Hall, Karangahape-road 11 a,m.~i*«norial Service L. Cor, xli. i_ p-m, .j- _____JJ_=r.__Clirist and the \ Wodd.'" O.H.R T B. T. AD -E"L-:F-;Tr- tX ii FRATERNAL,. SYNAGOGUE, Uea Terrace Public Hall',. New North-rd. -"-r- IX ajn» Breaking of Bread.. 7. p.m., Address. Subject, "The Gospel in Isaiah,".-■..,:• ~-.. r ~.~.- OicSPEL , HALL," , CALLIOPE-ROAD. * DEVONPOBT. ' Sunday Evening, at 7.. ' . . Tuesday, at 7.30-f-Prayer Meeting! ,- p O S V/E L" HALL,.. E.ABN.ELi, Sunday, 7 p.m. — Preacher, Mr W.. B. Wiitebn. '. ' " ■ ■'■'■ ■••"■' • ' ■ , Tuesday, 7.45 p.m. — Address to-CarlK tians, by Mr Laidlaw, from Dunedin EDEN HALL, VIEW ROAD, MOTJNB EDEN. ; Sunday, 7 p.m.. — Mr Winitfeott Thursday, p.m. — Addresa to Chri** tians "-' -■■',;■■ •■•■■■ ■'- HOWE - STREET'•" : : HALJn (off -Karangahape-road)." ; Sunday. 7 p.m. — Speaker, Mr ■H. J. Farmer. Wednesday,. 7.30 p.m. — Blhle Readlmg, All Welcome. '" .! '.'..! NITARIAN CHURCH, PONSONBY-RD. (Near Reservoir.) Morning, at 11—"What Think Ye of Chrtet?" ■Evening, at 7—"Some Words on Prayer. I**'1 **' REV. W. IELLtE. BAALVATIO N A B M X, . ALBERT-STREET, AUCKLAND.: Good Singing and Music, Homely, Helpful Talks. . ".".■!•!■ 7 am., Knee Drill; 10 a-m.. Open-air Meeting, St. Paul and Mount Streets; 11 aTm., Holiness Meeting, subject, "A'Pot of Oil"; 3 p.m.. Sunshine Meeting, "QuesjSons and Answers"; 7 . pjn.,".- Salvation Meeting, subject, ' "Voices "From Earth* Heavon, and Hell." , . , We give everybody a cordial invitation. "W our Meetings. D. A. GUNN, Divisional Offlcer. A UCKLAND METHODIST iMISSIOM, EMANCIPATION SUNDAY. ORANGE HALL, 11 ajn.—Morning SfiTXiCßg REV. J. WILSON- ~"~* —— '.'.'•. . ■ .i FORESTERS' HALL. 3 p.m.—P.S.A REV. L. M ISITT. REV. L. M. ISITT. REV. L. M. ISITX. . Soloist, MISS JESSIE' HANSON. Newton Band . 7 p.m. — SERVICE FOR THE PEOPOPV REV. J. WILSON. The Quartet Party will assist. Box at Door for Special Offerings.

HELPING HAND BALL, FREEMATS*. BA.T. 11 a.m.. MB. F. STONE and others. 7 p.m.—MR. F. BADE, assisted by MX.=* FERGUSON. Envelopes received in Special Box, _ TUESDAY, JULY 2, 8 B.Mf- .-■<_j_j_j_ SPECIAL RECITAL BY. REV. J. WTLSOS Lightning Sketches from GQTJGH, Quartet Party and Band Asskstms. Also, Special Soloists. Admission, 6d; Children; 3d. j2 P I B I T U A L :I S M. THE SOCIETY FOR SPIRITUAL PROGRESS, • „„ CENTRAL HALL. COOK-ST. SUNDAY Lycsum, 3 p.m. Children*s-group, i~J"» President. Adult group; subject-for dMH»sion, "Recreation," by the Pastor. . Evenins. 7 o'clock. Lecture tI'KK "JSgt' Roberts, on "The Return of tHe wow to Primitive Christianity. I , Clairvoyance and Messages. Ah Welcome. A UCKLANXTTHEOSOPHICAL SOCIETX TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), at 7 p.m. MUTUAL LrPB BUILDINGS. QUEEX-SE, Public Lectore: "OUR PERMANENT RECORDS,"By Mr S.. Stuart. Music. Reading. Questions. Coflectloiv THEOSOPHICAL „„„ .IrATm 1 * H.P.B. BRANCH, 38, H.M. ARCADE. TO-MORROW fSUNDAT). at 7 P-m-Pnblic Lecture: - I '■ .. "PERSONALITY: lOTrvnTOAUXT,/P GOD A PERSON?** f- \ By Mr W. Melvine _-j_ _• * Discussion Inrfted. '~.,'._ All Cordially Welcomed. .1 Elevator, «_3O-_____. ..---j