ARRIVAL OF THE REV. ME. McKENZIE.
It will be observed from auother column thit the ministry of ihe Presbyterian Church in this province has received an addition by the Countess of Kintore, in tho person of Key. Mr. McKenzie, who has just arrived from Scotland... This is one of the first fruits of the misaion of Rev. Mr. Briicu, and we congratulate our Presbyteriau friends on the arrival of Mr:' McKonzie, who, from what we have heard, i 3 Jikcly to prove himself a very able uriel acceptable clergyman. We understand that M.V. MuKonzie was requested to come out with apecial reference to the North Shore, biit as the whole province is before him, from various parts of which the cry ia constantly coming for roligiousi ministrations, it ia not of course certain whore the rov. gentleman' may bo located. A large party,; consisting of brother clergymen ancl othors, mot Mr. McKenzie on board, and gave him a hearty vr«lcome, to the land of his^ adoption; •* * I
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Auckland Star, Volume II, Issue 534, 26 September 1871, Page 2
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167ARRIVAL OF THE REV. ME. McKENZIE. Auckland Star, Volume II, Issue 534, 26 September 1871, Page 2
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