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dT. PETER'S CHURCH. JO Willis-street. LOW SUNDAY. HARVEST FESTIVAL. Holy Communion, 7 and 8 a.m. ; Matins and Sermon, 11 ; Men's Bible Class, 3 p.m. j Baptisms, 4 p,ni. ; lOvensong and Sermon, 7. KELBUKNE— B and 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. TAKANAKI-ST. MISSION— II and 7. mHE MISSIONS TO SEAMEN. JL CHURCH AND INSTITUTE. Whitmore-street. SUNDAY, '23rd APRIL. Services at 11, 7, and 8. Morning preacher— Mr. D. Bray. Evening preacher — Mr. 0. Ecere. Sailors' Parlour opened at 2. Institute opened daily. T. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. WELLINGTON-TERRACE. SERVICES SUNDAY, 23rd APRIL. Morning, at 11. Evening at 7. Evening, 7 — Rev. J. Gibson Smith. Subject—" The Naturalness of Heroism." T. JOHN'S CHURCH, WILLIS-ST. (Presbytorian). TO-MORROW, Morning, 11. Evening, 7. llev. Dr. Gibb. Evening — Concluding Sermon on Recent Koman Catholio Comments on Protestantism! (4) " There was Wisdom in the Old Institution of the Inquisition." KENT-TERRACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. SERVICES TO-MORROW, 23rd APRIL. Morning at 11 o'clock Evening at 7 o'clock Preacher— Rev. J. Kennedy Elliott. B.A. EVANS BAY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Kilbirnie Churoh, 11 a.m. ; Miramar Tea Rooms, 8 p.m. ; Roseneath School, 7 p.m., Key. Wm. Douglas, M.A. Roseneatn, 11 a.m., Mr. Paradise. Kilbirnie Churoh, 7 p.m., Mr. Fletcher. Karaka Bay, 7 p.m., Mr. Townsend. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCHES. Xj SUNDAY, 23rd APRIL. THI3 TERRACE— II a.m. and 7 p.m., Rev. J. Reed Glasson. ' Evening subject — '"Christ drawing- all men unto Himself." COUIiTENAY-PLAC]<J— II a.m. and 7 p.m., Bey L. Macdonald Aspland. Morning Lubject — "The Effioaoy of Intercessory trayer." Evening subjeot— " God's Plan of Salvation." (Alexander's Hymns used.) CONSTABLE-STREBT, Newtown— ll a.m. and 7 p.m., Key. W. A. Evans. ■a/TETHODIST CHURCH OF ItJL AUSTRALASIA. SUNDAY, 23rd APRIL. WESLEY CHUJttCH, Taranaki-street.— 11 a.m., Key J. G. Chapman ; 7 p.m., Rftv J.JG. Chapman (Subject, " How a Millionaire MiSßed Heaven"). Solo by Miss Muriel Bennett. KAKOBI— II a.m., Mr Bard: 7p.m.. l?ev, J. K-. Clark. BROOKLYN— II a.m., Rot Cossum j 7 p.m., Mr Cummiiig. TOltY-STKEET MISSION— II a.m., Mr BurJey ; 7 p.m., Mr Sussex. AltO-ST. MISSION— 7 p.m., MrTonks. TROK-NDON." — MOLES WORTH-ST.— 11 a.m., Mr Sussex; 6.30 p.m., Key C. H. Olds. KAIWAI4I4A. (tiuuday School Anui. versary)— ll a.m. aud I! p.m., Key C. H. Olds ; 6.30 p.m.. Mr J. Black. YVKLLINL.TON SOUTH —TRINITY (Newtown)— ll a.m., Key J. Ward; 7p.m., Key J. Ward. BKRHAMPOKE (Masonic Hall)— 7 p.m., Key J. T. Nofct, M.A. ISLAND BAY— II a.m., Mr H. F. Clarke; 7 p.m., Key H. B. Kedstone. KILBIKNIE —11 a.m., Key F. Raudß; 7 p.m., Mr F. S. Green. KILBIBNIE SOUTH (Maranui Schoolroom)— 7 p.m., Mr S. Martin. WOKSi&tt BAY (Kiosk)-Kev F. Kands. PRIMITIVE MRTHODIST CHURCHES WEBB-ST.— ll a.m. aud 7p.m.. RevW. S. Potter.' I'AWA FLAT 11 a.m., Key. A. O. Harris ; 7 p.m., Mr. K. Blisa. POKIRUA, 3 and 7 p.m., Key. A. O. Harris. DONALD M'LEAN-ST.— ll a.m. and 7 p.m., Key. C. A. Sims. ISLAND BAY— II a.m., Mr. G. Kidding; 3 p.m., Key. C. A. Sims. PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHUKCHES Sydney-st. — 11, Key J. Dumbell; 7, Key P. J. Ooßsuin. Petone— ll and 7, Ker H. Cottom. Northland (Sunday School Anniversary)— ll, liev J. K. Claris: j3, Key P. J. Cossum ; 7, M,r H. N. Holmes. BERHAMPORE BAPTIST CHURCH. South-road. SUNDAY SERVICES. Preacher — Key. T. Keith Ewen, Morning, 11 o'olock—" The liver-living Christ." Evening, 7 o'clock—" The Lord Working with them." All seats free. Hearty welcome to all. ROOKLYN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Morning subjeot — "Is Christ lifted up by the Church P" .Evening subjeot — "Love's Limitations." Preacher, Key. B. Hntson. OBD3O ■ KOAD BAPTIST CHURCH (Brooklyn). Service— ll a.m., Rev. J. Dawson. 7 p.m., Mr. K. A. Wright, M.P. INGESTK-li'-STREET HALL. CTpHE Gospel will be preached (D.V.) on JL Lord's Day, a.t 7 p.m. All united. Seats all free. No collection. A cordial invitation to all. ."VrrELLINGTON BAPTIST CHURCH, ™ * Vivian-street. Services at 11 and 7. Conducted by Rev. F. Mac Donald, of Palmerston. N.B. — There has been a remarkable revival in Mr. Mac Donald's Church. His ministry' in Wellington is expected to bo very useful. PETONE. 11 a.m. — Mr. R. Edmeades. 7 p.m. (Baptism)— Mr. W. B. Nicholson. fiHURCH OF OHRIST, VIVIAN^ST. 11 a.m. — Worship. 2.45 p.m. — Bible School and Men's Class, 7 p.m.— Gospel Service. Preacher— Mr. G. Day. CENTRAL MISSION Band Services — 10 a.m., Crawford-ave. ; 6 p.m., Ghuanee-street. 11 a.m.— Herbert-street Rev. E. O. Blamires. 7 p.m. — First Anniversary People's Service in King's Theatre. Mr. Hwang, Chinese Consul (Farewell Address)'. Solojst, Miss Muriel Bennett. Band selection. DRUIDS' HALL, 5 p.m. Open Meeting of Wellington Brotherhood. Mrs. E. 0. Blamiros. "Slum Life in London." Recital, Mr. C. E. Hale. Chairman, Mr. W. S. Bedford. SALVATION ARMY. Vivian-street. Revival and Extansion Campaign. 7 a.m. — Kneo Drill. 11 a.m. — Holiness Meeting. "The Baptism of the Holy Spirit." 3 p.m. — Sunshine Service. Music, Song, and Testimony. 7 p.m. — Salvation Mooting. "How Can These Things Be." Choice Selections by Band, Singing Co., and Scotch Songstors. Open-air — 10 a.m., Wallaco-st; 2 p.m., Majoribanks-st. ADJUTANT GUNN, CO. PROGRESSIVE THOUGHT. MASONIC HALL, Boulcott-street, TOMORROW. Public Addresses by Rev. M. Walker, Lecturer to tho Auckland Metaphysical Societies. 11 a.m. — • "Psychic Phenomena — Sifting the Grain from the Straw." 7.30 p.m.— "The Passing of tho Clergyman and the Doctor." Wednesday, 26th — "Just How to Get What You Desiro." SUver Coin, admis•ioo*