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RELIGIOUS CERVICES. rjATHEDKAL, Siitidl^~~~f^7.' A:x 8; _-_g V> it.ni., Jlo,y Coimr.uni.n; 11 ..:_., Preftciier, Ki'v. C. Cirnugton; 7 p.m., i'reacher, ■Hi'v._Jl. iio]'.r;-ti». r___ OT. -MATTiIEW-sT St. AMans-Er«ing i- T.. S » rV:C(, r, a 'r G ' ::0 I--*"- Preacher, the f_i_ r .±... i ' EV *.. J -' ; '. J °l , ..*'[ C2CB OT. PETER'S ►~> Sermon oa Sumiiy Morning will be puachc:! Ly tho Rig!.. Reverend tho Lord Hifhop o.' tAnst church. C2GC Services. Svdcn-iam—ll a.m., -> ' -Uv. J. Orvhird; C.30 p.m., Rev. Wm. Lee. C 236 "DAPTIST CHURCH ~ , ■*-) ltcv. I{. S, Gray, morning and evening. ___ 6330 BAPTIST Church. Sydenham—Anniversary an! I'asici <5 V,V.'. onie—Mi:rning, Rev. J. J. North. Attorrcoi:, (.'::;np .Meeting, Sydenham l'n:k._ Evoj.i;:g. IV-. . i-' Hales 0.71 EATIOXAL Rrj;-;c:.-ir c "in.:"~lf"fine,' at Prof. Bxkert!.!:'.-. Edw.-.d D. Cope. 7 p.m., Art Cijillery: nviirajs Mar.?" C 257 "».| ETHODIST Church BrighA»A. ~.,!], Rev. Pratt u;.d Mr WU-inson. Windsor, Jljv. l'r;;!t (afternoon) ai:d Mr Devoreus. Liiiw<y.d. .Md.brs Farrow and Mi;scnn. G295 CHIiitJTCUL'KCH MethcdVs; ~Mi_sion, l)ui'L--m stre->; Souw —7.15, Prayer; 11, Mr Srninh; (J. 30, Bright Hiur's Service. Rev. Murray. Sankey'a and Alexander's Songs. AH Stats Free. C2G7 OHORAL" Hall, Tuck, Evangelis'i. A very important subject: "Where will the Christian Spend Eternity?" (.'.it-tHnns at close of meeting. Sankcy's Ifynins. C2G3 (nnRISTrAX .WORKERS' MISSION, Worcm:...- Htrcot. City—Meetings Sunday— 1.1.7 am.. Prayer; 11 a.m.. Christian Holi--111:3=; 7 p.w.., Evangelistic Service. Showers of li.'c.-:.;:;..;. -\_!J heartily welcome. C_93 "PRIMITIVE" METHODIST CHURCIL A- C.i!iil>ri<l;:o Terrace—Morning. Mr Sim (Mi!v.?ten:■■! Cn.ndiflr.te); evening. Rev. Ward. Linwood—Rev. Ward. Mr Sim (C.rdidate). faycenhaci—Mr H. Holland, Mr Dobb?. .-SO •METHODIST CHURCH SERVICES-Dnr- _.* hf-m rfrrct: 11. Rev. R. Murray; G.BO, -Key. \\. Bnumber. East Bel.: 11. Mr It. H. Turner; C.;i(). Rev. M. A. Pratt. Lower High Jtrett: 11, llev W. Baumber; G. 30, R*v. J. r-mHT I '■ T , li l ', < ; h . nrond: U ' -• ov * T. Turner; C.JO Mr R. Wyne. Wooiston: 11, Rev. T. 11 Mr"\v : r™V r J ' , Ila P' c y- Sumner: 11. Mr \\. Craddock; 7, Rev. T. F. Jones. • — 6284 METHODIST Church, Lower High _*reot— r> t ;;' )ln , cr - Key - W - Baumber; Evening. Rev. J. Orchard. Subjatt: Rev. Hugh Price Hushes, Great Wt-lsh Proaohcr and MeAhodi&: Reformer. Mr Chitty, Blind SbudenA from Prjnco Albert. Collcgo and Music Pupil of Mr 1.. Leslie Hnn't, of Auckland, officiates at the Organ and Rends Lessons. Soloist, Mipi E. Field. , 6294

pHRISTCHURCH Spiritualistio Awroowilirion, HobbVfl Buildings, Oafliedral square—Sunday, sth February, 7 p.m., Trance Addre-w hy Guide* of Mr Crrrag, Clairvoyant Descriptions. Lyceum. 11 a.m. Parents invt'tcd to send their children. 0265

npHE LTALL MISSION. DO NOT MISS TO-MORROW'S '■ MEETINGS. CANTERBURY HALL. ' 9 a.m.—Special Meeting of Worl.-TB. ' Everyone Interested Invited. MASS MEETING FOR MEN ONLY, At a ».m. Subject: "The Sign of the Cross." - GENERAL EVANGELISTIC MEETING, At 8.15 p.m, Sonkey's and Alexander's Hymns. Colleot-ons to Defray Expenses. SHE MISSION WILL BE CONTINUED FOR A _ FORTNIGHT. WEEK-DAY MEETINGS IN CHORAL HALL, 7.30 p.m. 6319 LECTURES. T YCEUM—Mr W. W. Collins Lectures ToJLi morrow.. Subject: "Does it Matter What We Believe?" • Musioal Selections at 1. Admission Cd and_l a. 6332 RAILWAYS.

NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. .TIVENING Trains for North and Sontflh -I-J lime and Branches will leave Chriatchnrah TO-DAY, aa follows:—For Springfield end Whitedifls, 4.60 p.m.; for AWbbur- . ton end llethven, 5.25 p.m.; for Southbridgo, 6.45 p.m. C 214 BY ORDER. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. VISIT OF ENGLISH CRICKETERS. SATURDAY, 7th FEBRUARY. rrHEB Evening Train ftom Ohristehurob. for !JL Waikaro and Eyretan, Oxford, and Cheviot Branches vill start at C.5 p.m. C3ia BY OHDEB. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. CHRISTCHURCH REGATTA AT STEWART'S GULLY, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13th. EXCURSION Fores to Stewart's Gul!y on 12 February' for Christchurch Regatta, from Chriatchurch. Addington, Riccarton, 2a Cd lint closi. Iβ 6d second; Paponui 2s Id and Is 6d; Rangiora, Flaxton, Southbrook 2s and Iβ 3d; Kaiapoi la and Cd. The tickets from Rangiora, Southbrook, . Flax ton, m> i Kaiapoi will ba issued for tho ordinary 120 p.m. train, and will bo available only for return by a special train leaving Stewart's Gully «t 5.45 p.m. Tliev tickets from Christcmirch, Adding ton, Riccarton, and Papanui will be available by epeciisl trains leaving Chrietchnrch at.12.35 and 1.25 p.m., Addington 12.42, 1.32, Papanui 12.53. 1.43, arriving at Stewart's Gully et 1.25 end 2.15; returning from Stewart's Gully at 6.35 and 6.G3 p.m. • arriving Christchurch 6.18 and 7.10 p.m. Tho special trains will stop where required to pick up or set down passengers and will stop at tho Crossing on the South side of the Stewart's Gully Bridge, as also will the ordinary 1.20 p.m. \ train from Rangiora to Christchurch. SALE AT HAWARDEN. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 12th. The afternoon train from CulveriTon to Christchurch will etnxt at 4.25 p.m., and run 1 hour 20 minutes later than timetable tirffes. llio afternoon train from Scargiil to Waipara will start at 5.10 p.m., arriving Waipara 6.0 p.m. The Oxford Branch train will wait tho arrival, at R&ngiora, of tho afternoon train from Cnlverden. A train, wilt leave Rang:ora for Christchurch at 6.15 p.m., running at the ordinary tinios of the evening train, and will Btop where required. RACES AT CHRISTCHURCH. FEBRUARY 12th and 14th. EXCURSION FARES. Holiday Excursion Tickets nt 2d per mile first class, minimum is; Id per mile second does, minimum '23, mileage counted ono way only, will be issued to Christchurdi from Timarui Culverden, acd intermediate stations, inclu'ling stations on Branches between these points, irooi tho 11th to the 13th February, and from Aahburton, Waikari, and intermediate stations, including stations on Branches between those points, for morning trains on 14th February, all available for return till 19th February. TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS. THURSDAY and SATURDAY, | FEBRUARY l-ith and 14th. Trains will ria from Christchurch to the Racecourse at 12.0 noon, 12.33, and 1.12 p.m.. and from Itacecour.'o to Christchurch at aM and 6.5 p.m. Those trains will not stop at intermediate stations, except that the trains' from tho llabecourse will stop at Addington to set down paascugfrs. Return faros to iho Eaceoour3e, including admission to the Course, from Ly.tcHon, Carriages 43, seated 33; lroui Christchurch 2s 6d and Us; single f.ircs Hucecourse to Christchurch Is Cd tiiiJ Iβ; tickuts avail»b!o for day of issiio- oniy. Oniy t;cket3 at these fares will be avaf.ab'.o by the I'ace trains. evpninsc trains from Chriatckurch for North and South Linp3 and Branched will start as fellows:—For Waikari, Boni:ctts, Oxford, ard Cheviot Branches at 6.5 p.m., and leave Addinsncn 6.12, Papiiaui O.'.'-S, Styx C.30, Bellast 6.37, Kaiapoi 7.0, Hingiora 7."0. e'efton 7.47, Amberley 8.15, Waipara 8.35, AV'nikiiri arrive 9.15, Cu.«i dov-art 5.20, Bennett* 6.4 C, Eaat Oxford 9J), arriving West Oxford 9.15, and Scaigill 9.35. For Springfield and Whitecliffs Branchf3 .at 4.50 p.m., and run aa on Wednesdays. (On 14th it runs to Otarama, arriving there at 8.40 p.m.) For Ash burton and MothTen at 6.30 p.m.. leaving ltolieaton 6.17, Burnham 6.27, Selwyn 6.45, JJiuisandel 6.52, Rakaia 7.35. Chertsoy 7.54, arriving Ashburton and Methven at 8.25 and 9.5 p.m. respectively. For - Southbridge* and Little River at 5.45 pm., ; Wring Prebb'leton 6.20, Lincoln 6.42, Spring- . Eton 6.54, EHeemere .7.6. Dcyieeton 7.26, Lece--ton 7.35, arriving Southbridtte and Little River *t 7.50 and 8.5 p.m. reepeclivelv. Tho ordinary 6.10 p.m..train from Islington ta ,Cbri»tohurch will start at 5J22 p.m., iind