CHURCH SERVICES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 221, 16 March 1912, Page 6

CHURCH SERVICES.

SUNDAY, MARCH ,17. CHURCH OF ENGLAND. St. Mary's—B (H.C.), 11 (H.C.), and 7. Mdturoa—7 p.m. Omata—7.3o p.m. Old 'People's Home—9.4s a.m. Te Henui—B (H.C.), 11 and 7 (Harvest Festival) Bell 810ck—7.30. Puniho—7.3o (H,F.). Tataraimaka—2. Okato—l,l (H.C.): Waitara—ll a.m. & 7 p.m. Lepperton—ll a.m. Tikorangi—2.3o p.m. Urenui—ll a.m. (E.G.). ROMAN CATHOLIC. New Plymouth—'Mass 7.30, Rev. Dean McKenna; Vespers, 7, Rev. Father Macmanus. IWaitara—Mass 11, Vespers 7, Rev. Dean McKenna. PRESBYTERIAN. St. Andrew's—ll and 7, Rev. Roseveare. WESLEYAN. Whiteley Memorial Church—ll and 7, Rev. J. W. Burton. Gaol—o.3o, Rev. IF. P. Kellow. South Road—ll. Rev. F. P. Kellow; 7, Mr. T. Chatter ton. Old People's Home—s, Mr. T. R. Hodder. Lower Egmont Road—7.3o, Rev. F. P. Kellow. King and Upland Road—2.3o, Rev. F. P. Kellow. Carrington Road—2.3o, Mr. J. W. Boon. Vogeltown—3, Rev. J. W. Burton. Waitara—3, Rev. W. Wills. Tikorangi—2.3o, Mr. W. Vickers. Huirangi—2j3o, Mr. G. Pearce. Lepperton—2.3o, Rev. W. Wills; 7, Mr.: W. Roberts. Urenui—2.3o, Mr. T. West. Opunake—ll and 7, Mr. Hurst Oaonui—2.3o, Mr. 'Field. Okato—ll and 7.30, Mr. Pettigrew. Tataraimaka—2, Mr. Pettigrew. Puniho—2, Mr. Spiers. Pungarehu—2, Mr. Taylor. Raliotu—ll and 7.30, Mr. Spiers. Kahui Road—7.3o, Mr. T. Huglison." PRIMITIVE METHODIST. Queen Street—ll, Rev. J. Charteris; 7, Rev. R. J. Liddell. Fitzroy—ll, Rev. R. J. Liddell; 7, Rev. J. Charteris. Upper Mangorei—ll. Mr. J. Asher. Lower Mangorei—2.3o, Mr. J. Asher. Kent Road—7.3o, Supply. Bel! 810ck—2.30, Rev. R. J. Liddell. Omata —2.30, Rev. J. Charteris. Inglewood—7. Mr. T. Jones. Egmont Village—7.3o, Mr. F. A. Reeve. Norfolk Road—2.3o, Mr. T. Jones. BAPTIST. Gill Street—lll and 7. Rev. F. Hales. Westown—3, Rev. F. Hales.

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