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AUCKLAND CITY MISSION. (2 Doors below Doors Opci Lewis Eady Hall. C-een St. John Court, Ltd.) n at 6.15 p.m. SERVICE BEGINS 7 O’CLOCK. Musical Items will be rendered as under— SOLO, “Faithful to God’’ MISS V. HORROCKS. SOLO, “Ninety and Nine’’ - - (Campion) MISS IRENE FROST. ANTHEM. “Onward Christian Soldiers.” (A march song by W. H. Jude). MISSION CHOIR. Address by REV. JASPER CALDER. Subject: “STICK-IN-THE-MUD.” THURSDAY Holy Communion (Mission Chapel), at 11 a.m. All Guilds as usual. We are now in active preparation for our ••BETTER TIMES BAZAAR.” to be held on Sept. 18, 19, 20, and would be glad if our friends and supporters would make or collect suitable articles for sale. NOTE. —We arc in URGENT NEED of L.eft-off Clothing, and Boots (especially Men's). The Mission Van will gladly call if folks will kindly phone 43-045 or 46-056. BART CLARK. Organising Secretary. 48 Wellesley Street, West. COME TO THE POPULAR CINEMA SERVICE STRAND THEATRE SUNDAY NIGHT NEXT AT 7 P.M. PREACHER: REV. L. C. HORWOOD. SUBJECT: “Christ or Catastrophe” FILM: PART OF THE GREAT FILM “ Scaramouche ” (SECOND PART) COMMUNITY SINGING. POPULAR HYMNS. PLAIN TALKS. CITY OF AUCKLAND. There will be no ORGAN RECITAL TOMORROW NIGHT J. S. BRIGHAM, Town Clerk.