CENTRAL MISSION.

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 894, 13 August 1910, Page 6

CENTRAL MISSION.

' Three special meetings will bo held f to-morrow in connection with the Wol-i-lington Central Mission anniversary. Inutile morning, at 11 o'clock, service will he .held in the Herbert Street Hall, .the Rev. C. H. Laws, 8.A., of Christ::clmrch, ■' president of tho Methodist Cou•ferenee being tho preacher. A great

! rally will be held at the King's Theatre at/3 p.m. , The Rev. T. Fco will occupy, the chair, and the; address, delivered by the Rev. C. H. Laws, will be on the subject: '.'England To-day: A Social Study." Special selections will be given by the silver-band-and choir, and Mrs. Orr-Lbring will render a solo. Mr. Laws has -recently been in lingland, and since his return has delivered stirring addresses on social lines. Ho will conduct the people's seryico in v the afternoon.', At 7 p.m., at the. King's Theatre,'' special music will again bo rendered by. the silver band, including the, item '.'Songs■ of Glory." Mr. T. C. Newton is the soloist for'the evening service.. The Central. Mission silver band have: a large programme, for tomorrow. At 10 a.m. an open-air service' will be conducted in Upper Taranaki ' Street, ; followed by a service in the Herbert Street Hall at 11. a.m. The band will play in v the King's Theatre both afternoon and .evening;.- and at 6 p.m. an open-air service,will .be held at the corner of Ghiiznee and Cuba Streets, when a. collection"will bo : taken up for the .Children's Hospital. !;