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Taranaki Daily News, 6 December 1919, Page 6

CHURCH SERVICES. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1918. CHURCH OF ENGLAND. Ta Henui-8 (H.C.), 11 (H.C.), 2.35 (C.S.), 7 (Evening Prayer). Bell Block-7.30 (E.P.). Wares—7.4s. l'ungarehu—2.ls. . Rahotu—ll (H.C.) Inglewood—B (H.C), 11 (Matins), ! (Evensong) • • • Tarikl—ll (H.C.) mont Village—2.3o (Evensongl'. Imata—B (Evensong), Tuesday, Dec. 9. Waltara—B (H.C), 10 (C.S.), 11 (H.C), 7.30. Urenul—ll. Tikorangl—2.3o. Lepperton—2.3o. Piko—ll (H.C.). Okoke—2.3o. METHODIST CHURCH. Whitelo'y Memorial Church—ll, Rev. J. Napier Milne; 7, Rev. A. Campbell Selvewrlght. Fltzroy—ll, H. T. Grave; 7, Rev. H. L. Richards. St. Aubyn—ll, Bev. H. L. Richards; 7, Bev. J. Nlion. Omata—2 30, Rev. H. L. Richards. Upper Mangorol—ll, RoV. J. Nlion, 7.30, Rev. H. L. Richards. Lower Mangorel—2.3o, Rev: J. Nixon. Bell Block—2, Rev. J. N. Mllho. Franklelgh Park—3, Mr. Fenwlcli. Old People's Home—s, Mr. E. Chatterton. Opunake—ll, Mr. J. Cox; 7.30, Rev. C. Strand Pihama—23o, Mr. Pottlgrew. Oaonul—7.3o. Mr. M. Hughson. Okato-rll, Rev. E. D. M. King; 7.30, Mr. Parker. Tataralmaka—2.o, Mr. Wells. Pungarehu—2, Rev. E; D. M. King. Rahotu—ll, Rev. C. E. Strand; 7.30, Rev. E. • D. M. King. Eltham Road (Thursday)—B 0, Mr. Hurst. Waltara—ll and 7.30, Mr.' Herbert. Hulrangl—2, Mr. West. * m—2.30, Mr. Herbert. Urenul—7.3o, Mr. Lawrence. Urutl—2.3o, Mr. Lawrence. Pukearuhe—ll, Mr. Lawrence Inglewood—ll and 7, Rev. A. A, Bensley. Tarata.—2.3o, Rev. A. Bensley. Tarllrl—2.3o, Mr. Jemlson. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. St. Andrew's—ll and 7, Rev. O. Blundell. Inglewood—ll and 7, Mr. O. Ireland. Kaimata—2, Mr. G. Ireland Waltul (Thursday, Dec. 11)—7.45, Mr. G. Ireland. Waltara—ll and 7, Mr. C. E. Perkins, Urenul—2.3o, Mr. C. E. Perkins • Mlml (Dec. 12th.)—7.30, Mr. C. E. PertlM. BAPTIST CHUBCH. . m.v. — M i e _u ( Rcv A Campbell Selver " " 3, Mr. Graves; 7, Rev. J. Napier MUne. Sunday School anniversary. ROMAN CATHOLIC. New Plymouth—Mass 7.30 and 10.30, Vespers 7, lev. Father Kelly. . ara—Mass 7.30 and 10, Bev. Dean McKenna. •

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