THE ANGLICAN MISSION

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 920, 13 September 1910, Page 6

THE ANGLICAN MISSION

SERVICES AT EHANDALLAH,

./The. service's''. in connection.■ .with the. Anglican "'General' Mission/Were .held at Sfc :Barnabas's : /Church,':;Kha;ndallah,.Aon; . Saturday?'eveiiiiißi' ;, .when : :,tlie ! . vicar :?(tho Eev. E.v.W. : : Ji: M'Cbnhel). :■>'the; ,W.,.Kinloch,vwho ?is: conducting the?inission.::.-;?', v.... ■v ?? -i: 3£)'?'■ ■■'■■ '/'■/'''-.■:•

'On;Sunday:morning: th're;'was.:.a large attendance; at the: Holy 'Eucharist- at; -8, b'clock,.-ahd'.-:.at; llv;o'clock:,/the,././little: 'churchfbbm.'/.at';-Ngaib- ! .was;/fiUed, ?W'hen; th'e.re'''was'''an'6ther'' ce'leCratiph; ?'The :'mis-, ' sioner./'pi'e'achedii'pointiug'rout'.'ithatri.tJie : Christian' I sacrifice •: is',?incpmjjlete! ■■■ /unless, each'" 'communicant/, offers ''-himself. as:., a living 'sacrifice;:; ,;: : /?»i : JcV;;.:_^. .y-.; ■ In the: afternoon' .ithei'/iKhandallah, ! Church / was' well ■' filled •with;..:; children." .inany :of *whbm • had come, up;.'frbm?-,Kair 'warra';' : >The' ;hold. their'attehtion" as :ho>sppke;pf,tlicir ; :posi-; tion iuttbe; heavenly.?;, as-vWcll? as/the .earthly,'family. .?' .',"' , ./'' : '.:^?':, : ':'.r;'-''^^ , In thb'evening the church .wis, iirpwdcd to.: its: Utmost'capacity,.. when/Mr. :.Kinlbch. preached? ph.;,the.;,.lovp.of/God,: and. \ife "claim vuppn?buf;livps;?); ??;?:;? ???; "•■'■.. The : mission services';wiU;cbntinue..until Wednesday.' evening.: ?Each : morning, there; :will bei-ai.neiebrntiohy/at/.T.ro'cloch.'-'a'nd each 'ev6nihß.'4i.''.mission i service.:at ;7.30.--. '■■ ■: ; -' :^?: '':;v;v 'The^'.'iiucMau'di v "Hefaid",?of..( Saturday states':--'"i!lib Anglican/Mission..has-now; .'beeii".''going':'bh-' : for;''.' 1 a ~week,:/and''the /interest seems .not bnly:.U):besustaiiH:d'.but. ;increasirig,.-'ahd, iii, souiii;of ?the!". parishes increasing:very'largely.' Some;of;thu'missioiers ;have riiaido i'ii; very?decp',, impression' upon .their: heiirer3;:' : Ou;.V:Monday; will bb .'held? in.' the'? different parishes. At. this iservice.there will -bc-.a'. cbllectioh' at I .the/offertory,' which will-.be-dpvoted to, the expenses. of : tho,'. mission. ? The, ■■ hon. secretary '.announces,-.that; ho,paymeht?pf, ■ any kind'.?w-halever?is,received; ibj'?.y;the-missionei-s, but tKc '/expenses '/foi? travelling .and '.'printing' L . arp; heavy,:-. and,, have", to be;met.' ; ?He states:that'-he hopes,/ andovbii 'expects, that tbisVdioce'o-;will?bfc. able' 1 to pay' at .ohce.its' fullVsharu pf 'the' .expense's "incurred ; by? the;;.whple?Ch'urch; of, New Zealand? the'diocese'pf;,Aucklaiiiil,'; and;the .'particular- parish:'iu?,.whicii/V.the mission has-.been "held."?.;??;?;;:;;'.??• •;■■ ;.■ The; mission conducted'.atV.Otahuhu"by, the?Hev;:J.: H; Darby has; been .'so .well attended, that itwas found-necessary'tb; place :extra I 'seats in tho' church,' and it was ' that - the ? parish . was V thp-, roughly'roused.':,/.:???;??:'?;::;■ ?..,?/:? '.? (By Telesrraph.—Press Association.);;'./;,' /"Auckland,,' Crowded''congregations ?were, the '/rule, at all the .services of the An'glicari.jhission- yesterday. <• At St. Mary's: Cathedral, Canon.'Stuart :preached in the'.morning,-; afternoon,- and At the "ing service/especially /the, .'church''.' was'; crowded, large numbers ..being unable to, Eain 'admittance.,' The /'services- at/St Matthew's 'Church', wero-,also '..very/'encouraging. ,At the 'evening, service; the large edifice Was crowded;'to?its; utmost capacity.. The'/missioner,''the,Eev.',G.:F. ■C. Do CaTteret, ■ pfeaching:-, with, -quiet sincerity, evidently.;,''carried, -.conviction homie, ,'as "more' than -half,,the. congresato the after-meeting.;- All ,the other'missioners preaching to splendid . congregations,- 'and .there/is ho, doilbt; a 'great impression / ;b£6n -.made.;.."".?.; .- V ;';';'?/;;:;-?. ■-:? ??? : - ---:;-'//

WAIAPU ARRANGEMENTS.

'To-day. and 'to-morrow'- the imtssioners will be leaving'.Auckland- on- their, way to the. : diocese of'Wai ami, whore tho'mis6ldit begins on Saturday licit. .'.L'he: mission at the. Cathedral,: Napier,' is to; be' conducted' by.. the Key.' J: K.:, Fitzgerald. Canon Ivens will be atDaunevirke, and •the Eev.C: T. Horon lit Taradale.; Prebendary Stuart irill bo the,' missioncr lit St. Augustine's, Napier, and ; the Rev. Canon Tupper-Carey.nt Hastings. 'The Eev. A.. B. Lillington Roes: to tho Spit, Napier, and the Kev.' 6. .!''. "C.\ de Car-, teret to Opotikl. \ ■.' ;';•■:; .:■-.

•Mr. Glen Curtiss has: been carrying out experiments in ...dropping.: missiles from 'his' aeroplane upon ..the. d<ick of a ship beneath "him. 'Ho successful, throwing .oranges;.with '-considerablc accuracy on : to the dock, whilo Bving at forty miles an hour at a height of.;-WO. foot. :. ..:;:•- '■: .■":0

.A : man named' .TotlV'.of; Brobenii, ■Austria-Hungary,-'Has discovered that an old--'violin -which ho possesses is. probably a geiinino'Stradivarius. Insido it'is-in-scribed, :."Antonio" .' Stradjiiarins, Cremoriensis, fncicbat auncj;-1724,"' and. A.S., the' famous -maker's mtjrk. - ':;..:'

, A well-known South .African; has promised j?200,000 for the opening, of a.fund to establish a central South •African, residential''teaching .university ..at Groote Schurr.-and .thus fulfil:Mr.:Cecil Rhodos's idea of 20 years ago. Thb'Union Government ifiusußPdrting'the .movement. ■;,'