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ECCLESIASTICAL. ! m H H QAinEDBAL j — b l-T. MARY'S, PARNELT.. I A ! —— t S ' —:l- v Communion. ) II ,i : — Mi-r.-.iug Prayer and Sermon. ! Pr.... li- r: THE REV. H. K. VICKERY. I F""in 'i l" i■ m• —Organ Recital by. Mr.', i.'lu'.'tr K;uidal. 1 7 - I t n-ong arid Sermon. ; |j« Antii' in, "Lord. We Pray Thee"' i Varley Roberts). j IV !>••!': '1 HE REV. JASPER CALDER. .• • i i.v y.."0 a.nj. and J.-13 p.m. I : . MA I THE AS, WELLESLEY ST. | SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 30.. J i ! v .i : i. — IT■ <Ty Communion. 11 a ri.— Mai ins and Sermon. pn-acl-'T: REV. CAREW THOMAS. 1' -l : "So Thou Lifiest Thy Divine Petit -fi• -;i ' i Sta iii'■ r). Messrs. Furrow and Littler. 5..10, j ;; p in —sui.il iy Srhooljand Bible Classes, i 1 "i p.in Holy Eaptism. j 7 i'i i. — Uvensonir and Sermon. I'r- acluT : CANON GRANT CoWEN. i ,\:itiiem: "The Sun Shall Be No More." j Ail StrnnL'i'rJ. Visitors arid any who are , I <•!.»■ 1 y are invited to come into the Parish Hall after the Evening Service for a Chat and a Cup of Tea. < U«'i.firinaiion Classes are shortly com- ' Tnep.-nig for Adults anil Young People. jCa ni"s may i>e sent to Canon Grant Cowen, St. Matthew's Vicarage. Ori Sunday Evening, October 7. the Choir ' -ivi 11 r-nder the Snored Cantata, "A Song of Tlia nk-giving," by Joseph Adams. The Servi'e will be broadcast. CT. PAUL'S CHURCH. SYMOND.S ST. 17TH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY. s a.m. —i Inly Euclinrist. jl — ji..ijv F.ii'harist (snug) arid Sermon SuWjfi 1 : "O.F.S. Ideals.'' 7 p ia. — Evensong and Senium. Subject:' ' Colisi'ii-iit ions Freewill Giving." N I'.,—Coiiinii'iiciiig next Sunday all Col- - I. .-lions will be abolished and their place k.-i, by FREEWILL OFFERINGS. 1.1, SAIN T S*. PO N S ON B Y. • Ml U'IIAELMAS. j x .(.in. —ll'dy Comumnion. ; .11 a .in.—.Matins. ■ . ; J'II ailnr: THE YEN. ARCHDEACON OF; AUCKLAND. 3'J ti'ion.—Holy Communion, p.m.—Sunday Schools. j 1.1 r, p.m.—Holy Baptism.' 7 p.m.—Evensong. ! Treacher : REV. WALTER AYERILL.. j /"< lIURCII OF THE EPIPHANY,] ' NEWTON. ] " ! s a.m. —iIIOI.Y COMMUNION. j in a.m. —-CONFIRMATION CLASS. j 11 a.m. —MATINS AND SERMON. j 7 p m.— EVENSONG, ANTHL'.U AND] SERMON. Organist and Choirmaster. ! MR. JOHN TAIT,, A.R.C.O. REV. R. GEO'! CO.iTS, Vicar. CITY MISSION. HIPPODROME THEATRE. (Formerly (Queen's Theatre). SEE" RACK PAGE. TT N I T A R I A N. Ponsonby Knad. near Reservoir. Undoguiatic. Reverent. Free. PREACHER: REV. A *rpHORNHILL, M.A. EV. - 1 -n.ORNHILL, M.A. Morning Service at 11. "WHY LIFE STAGNATES." Broadcast Service at 7. Duet by MR. ami MRS. A. G. FOGARTY, " Love Divine." Anthems by the Choir: " Lift Up Your Heads " (Hopkins). '• O Taste and See" (Goss). A Challenging Address by REV. A. TIIORNHILL, M.A. Subject: "PROVE YOUR RELIGION." I Seats All Free. Cars to Reservoir. " The Evening Servicp will be Broadcast by IYA. Hpst, XJ XITED QHURCH IN X.Z. • 'RANGE HALL, Top Newton Road. Symonds Street. 10 a.m.—Fellowship Meeting. Jl a.m. —Exposition of the Word: 1 John, i! p.m.—Bible Classes for Young People; Sunday School; " p.m.—Tea. Visitors invited. 7 p.m.—TIVOLI THEATRE. Evangelistic Service. Subject: Addresses from the Book of Jonah : "JONAH AT PRAYER." "JONAH AT PRAYER." A Remarkable Place of Prayer. Minister: REV. A. A. MURRAY. 8. l.j—Song Service : Choir and Orchestra. Visitors Invited to All Meetings.

THIS SATURDAY, Grafton Library nail —7 p.m.. Prayer; 7.30 p.m.. Bible Study. Mr. T. Atkinson: Personal Work Address, Mr. C. White. ,Young People Invited. T"NIXED EVANGELICAL CHURCH IN I N.Z.—lll. EDEN BRANCH. Jl a.m. —Communion : "In Remembrance of •7 y,(jospel Service: "What Jesus ("hrist Means to Me.'' WEDNESDAY: 7.30 p.m.—Praise and Pr;i>er. Bible Study: "First Samuel —ilie B'"ik of Rejection." I'l'MohT : Mi:. A. H. DONNFXL. M.A. WILLIAM STREET HALL, Dominion Road Terminus. Sunday School and Bible Classes, 3 p.tn. Gospel Address 7 p ni. Speaker. MR. FRED. BLSH. TUESDAY. 7 30 p.m.—Meeting for Prayer and Address by Mr. Auld. „ . . THURSDAY", 7.G0 p.m.—\oung Peoples Meeting. __ >SSKSSS. \ LCKLAND HIGHER A THOUGHT CENTRE, THE TEMPLE, (Cor. Pitt and Wellington >( Sts.) •SL'NDAY —11 a.m., "Abundance. A SV-cial Message to Prosperity Club, Mr. T. W. Silcock. _ _ _ . , 7 p.uj.—"Spiritua! Power," Mr. H. F. Roblnson. . S.-'JO p.m. — Siier. '1 Circle Worship. TUESDAY. 7.4"i j».in — Psychology Lecture. -Building tlie Perfect Mind. WEDNESDAY. p.m. —Women's Progress Cluli Speaker, Mrs. VTirney. ex-ITesi-di-nt Parent•; and Teachers" Association , Wai-hiiig'.oii. "The Kingdom of the 'i.EWIS F.ADY lIALL. 1 111I 1 1 MuI!ROW (SUNDAY >. 7.40 P.M. li r £• h 1 1 . "ill give an Address od • 5..111 ami Spirit, the Difference." Kvrr\ i...ii\ \v< lr..;ne at All Meetings, f'ome. m'NDAY, 7.4j P.M. LEWIS f:\DY. LTD. S H.VT.T>. QUEEN ST. l-.-ri-.ire by «'. S. BONE. l'h.D., Subject : "THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SOUL AND SPIRIT." H-.ir ;hU powerful analysis by one of the l'.ireriic-t scholars of the ai;e. Cla." f..r Private Instruction will be Organ* i.-.-d Immediately after the lecture. -pin Scat.--. All Welcome. 20 Y # wca - UPPER QUEEN STREET HAPPY SONG HOUR, ir 8.30 p.m. 11..-i. ->es: Mesdatnes Barnes and Davies. Good Musical- Programme. Everybody Welcome. - A MAN'S MAN Og£g 4 At the Y.M.C.A. MEETING, SI \DAY AFTERNOON, AT i.l" T.M. MR. G. 11. MARK, of Warkworth will be the Speaker. Wing Men Specially Invited.