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RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS. Notices of Sunday Services.—Under this heading on Saturday, tho rates ior Services are:—Xo'. exceeding -4 "•fords (set solid l , Is ior every additional word?, Cci ox'ra, up to i 3 lines: ha!: inch 'hree-quarte: iucb, 33 Dd; Olio men, as cash. X.B.—The Is Xi'ticea mu-t cot eontain Advertisement* of Annual Meetings, Anniversaries, Tea Meetings, or Entertainments. r pHE CATHEDRAL —s, Hoiv Communion: ! -S 11, Chor.il EucUuris; in K., j lntroit Cast Thy Burden (Mendelssohn*. | Preacher, tho Dean. 0.;i0, Eveiisou.c (I'.iny j m D', Anthem, It'e.-.-'eu Jen (Dvorak). ! Pveachc-r, Cnnon Wih'orn, 8.1.V 45 \ s. ill t H A E L • S. 7 and S —Holy Comimuion. | t'.3o—Children's Eucharist. : 11—People's Eucharist (Field in I - '). j s.3o—Evousoiif. 6.30—C AX TATA "PEXITENCE. PARDOX. AXD PEACE" (Maunder! un-J ! Sermon. 6 j CT. LUKE'S—U.C., 7. 8, and 1) a.m. Sub- i 7 p.m., Dr. Gore on ''The Historical Keli- ; gimi." Preacher boll- services. Archdeacon j Taylor. ' U6 i ©T. JOHN'S, Latimer square—S a.m., Cor- j porato Communion; 11 a.m., Morning I Prnyer; 7 p.m., Evening Prayer. Preacher at both Bervices. Rev. H. XeJson Wiight. pHUKCII OF ' fITFTGOuTTsfIEPHERD, Plulupsto.vn-Pus-uon Sunday. Matins, 7.30: Holy Communion, 3: Litany, 10.40; Sung Eucharist, 11, Canon Will'ord; Evensong, 6.90, Vicar. 116 C SAVIOURS CHURCH, a.m., Holy Communion; 11 a.m., Choral Eucharist and Sermon. Preacher, Rev. H. 11. 03'oome. 6.30 p.m., Evensong and Scimon. Preacher, ltcv. \V. P. Hughes. 7'J URHAM STREET M lfW O DIST CHURCH —Harvest Thanksgiving Services, 11, Rev. H. J. Huffadine, anthem: 6.30, Row W. Ready. Special anthems a.n',l singers. Neho Panakura (Maori tenor) and Mad-imo itomv To Axf will ai,i™ solos und duct "0 Lord Divine," Mrs Meredith, solo, "Lead, Kindly Light." Cashmere Schoolbouse METHODIST Cluistcliurcli East—Wesley Church, l'itzgcrcld av.— 11 a.m., Rev. E. IX Pntchett. Subject, "The Disciple whom Jesus Loved." Communion service. G.30p.m., Kev. H. Ford. Solo, "Hold Thou My Hand," Miss Nellie Bilcliffe. Richmond—ll, Rev. W. H. E. Abbey; 6.30, M'r Frauois. Now Brighton—ll, Rev. W. Walker; 6.30, Revs. W. Walker and C. H. Olds. Young l Beoplo's Service. Linwood—--31, Mr Williams; 6.20, Rev. W. Abbey. Gospel Service. Shirley—ll, Row J. Guy; 6.30, Mr Franklin. Marshland —11, Mr A. E. lifwvry; 6.30, Rev. J. Guy. 69 pAMBRIDG E TERRAC E ~ METHODIST Mr Hooper. Durham street: south—ll, Rev. Ward; 6.30, Rev. J. Hajris. Madras street nost-h—ll, Rov. A. C. Linvry; 6.30, Rev. Ward. 103 EUGBY STREET METHODIST CHURCH—II a.m., Mr Sheppard Green. Anthem, "But the Lord is. Mindlul." 8.30 p.m., Rev. J. G. W. Ellis. Anthem, "God is a Spirit." Edgeware road—Sunday School Anniversary Service. ■ 11 a.m., Kov. R. B. Tinsley; 3 p.m., Rov. P. R. Paris; 6.30 p.m., Rev. E. D. Putchett. Special ilymiia, Solos, and Anthems by Scholars and Choir. Come and hear tho Children. 9858 SYDENHAM a.m., Mr R. 11. Turner; 6.30 p.m., Rev. Percy Paris. High street Cluirch—ll a.m., Rev. Percy Paris; 6.30 pm., Mr A. G. Williama, 61 OOL STON iiETIIbiyiSTCIK CU IT--Woolston —11, Mr C. Francis; 6.30, Rev. T. j. Wallis. Opawa—ll, Rev. T. J. Wallis; 6.30, Rev. T. Fee. Sumner—ll, Rev. T. Feo; 7, Rev. W. 'J. Williams. Heathcote —11, Mr James; 6.30, Mr Sturge. 40 S~"TT ANDREW'S" PRESBYTEIUAJN CHURCH, Oxford terrace—Divine Services To-morxow, 11 a.m., Rov. J. J. North, of tho Oxford tcrra-co Baptist, Church. Subject: "The Shadow and the Substance. ■ Anthem, "Lead, Kindly Light"; 6.30 p.m., Rov. Norman L. D. Webster, 8.A., "They Made Light of it": "A Study of the Frivolous Temper." Solo, "My Hopo ia in the Everlasting," Ml: G. Russell. BCtiO KNOT CHURCH, Bealcy avenue—Rev. Dr. R. Enviu, M.A., 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. S' iT. PAUL'S PRESBY'nCRIAN CHURCH, Cashc ftreet—ll a.m u Rev. J. Watt; 6.30' p.m., R«v. J. Paterson, M.A. Continuation of series of Addresses on the Sermon on the Mount, "Christiana Useful and UseIces." From 6 to 6.30 p.m. Mr Raynor White will givo an. Organ Recital, e&lections from tho Works of Edward Elgar. Richmond—ll a.m., Harvest Festival, speciai music, I'.ov. J. Paterson, M.A.; 6.30 p.m., Rev. J. Watt. Linwood—ll a.m. and 6.30

QTTDAVID'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Sydenham—Divine Worship, 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m., Rev. J. D. Webster. Soloist: Morning, Miss Norrisl); evening, Miss Al. Crawford. All welcomed. 106 PETER'S CHURCH, Ferry road—Rev. William Tanner, 11 "The Man with a Burning' Heart"; 6.30 p.m., "Tho Use and Abuso of Amusements." Soloist. Miss Elvelyn Hobson. 46 TfcAPANUI PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHX- Services 11 a.m., Masonic Hall, 7 Frank 6-trcet; G. 30 p.m. in tho Church. Bible Classes and Sabbath School held in tho Churoh, North road. Preachers: Morning, Rev. J. B. Bickerstaff; Evening 1 , Mt Flev.-ellan. PTPANUI PRESBYTERIAN - CHURCH, NORTH ROAD. A WEEK of SPECIAL MEETINGS, W ginning APRIL 2nd, will bo held in the Church, when addresses will be given by different speakers on tho work of tho Holy Spirit: APRIL '2ud—ll a.m., Tho Personality of the, Holy Spirit. Speaker: Rev. J. B. Bickorstaff. APRIL 3rd—Tho Holy Spirit in Illation to tho Life of Jesus. Speaker: Rev. W. Tanr.er. APRIL 4th—Tho Holy Spirit in Relation to tho World. Speaker: Rev. J. B. Bickerstaff. APRIL sth—The Holy Spirit in Relation to the Christian Adopted Sealed. Speaker: Mr James Heid. APRIL 6th—The Holy Spirit as tho Power for Sanctiiication. Speaker; Rev. Dr. Erwin. APRIL 7th—Tile Holy Spirit as tho Power for Service. Speaker: Ref. J. D. Webster. APRIL 9th, 11 a.m.—Tho Holy Spirit a« the Teacher and Interpreter of God's Word. Speaker: Rev. J. B. Bickerstaff. Tho Week Night 'Services will to held at 7.50 p.m. in the Church, North road. A Hearty Invitation is extended to all Christian Wcrkcm. 9894 muiNITY CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH JL Morning, 11, Rev. W. Ready; evening, G. 30, Rev. H. J. Hiiffadino. Mr R. D. Rogers, the newly-appointed Organist and Choirmaster, will officiate at both services.

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