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RELIGIOUS SERVICES JERESFORD STREET OONGREGA- -» TIOKAL CHURCH. Preacher: REV. LIONEL B. FLETCHER. 11 a.m.—"The Christian’s Most Priceless Privilege.” (Communion.) 7 p.m.—"Can a Man Regain His Lost Soul.” BLACKBOARD BIBLE STUDT. Rev. Lionel B. Fletcher will begin a short session of Bible Studies on "The Gospel of John.” NEXT TUESDAY EVENING, at 7.45. These studies are given by the aid of a Blackboard, and all Visitors are Welcome. COME NEXT TUESDAY WITH A FRIEND. M ET II ODIST PITT ST.— Top Church With a Glad Welcome. 11 a.m.—REV. EDWARD DRAKE. Anthem, "If Christ Should Come." 7 p.m.—A MEMORIAL SERVICE to the late MR. S. J. AMBURY. All friends, associates and employees are cordially invited. Preacher, REV. C. 11. DAWS, 8.A.. D.D. A fitting tribute to a worthy citizen. Anthem, "Crossing the Bar.” All Seats Free. NIGHT S T 30 nlted Misslonarj TOThe spiritual scientists* CHL’RCU, 43 Mackelvie St. (4 th Street on left city end, Ponsonby). SUNDAY.—3 p.m.. Circle. ’ The Materj , p.m.. Address by Mrs. HarrisKoberts, 5.A.0.L.. “What is Genius." Wed.. 8 p.m.—Mr. Claude .Dolores. Written Spiritual Questions. Thurs., 8 p.m.—Psychometry Class, Mr. Sprowle. Sat.. 3 p.m.—Mrs. Harris-Roberts lectures on Healing (Children and Adults), feat. 8 P-m. —Open Healing Circle and Absent Treatment. (Mrs. Harris-Roberts, one of Australasia’s Best Inspirational Speakers). £JT. JOHN’S. PONSONBY ROAD. Morning—ll. “Casual or Inevitable.” Anthem: “Hear Us, O Lord.” Commun.un. Evening—7, Monthly Musical Service Solos, “Give Thanks and S ng.“ Miss O'Rourke. “How Lovely Are Thy Dwellings,” Miss Peace. Anthems, “God is a Spirit,” “How Lovely Are The Messengers.' F.M. Rally, Mondav, at 7.30. Preacher: REV. ARTIII ft MITCHELL. INTERNATIONAL til BLE STUDEKTfe’ ASSOCIATION Masonic Hall Edinburgh StreetSUXDAY. fi.4', P.M Speaker: MR. H. ARCHER Subject: “A <4reat Promise; Its W'onderful F :1filment.” (Relioious Services continued on