CENTRAL MISSION.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1098, 10 April 1911, Page 8

CENTRAL MISSION.

rHEr.AEIXG FOE EASIER,

The Central Mission service at. tho lungs iheatro last evening was in the naturu of a. special preparation for faster. Iho preacher, the Kov C \ bims, of A'ewtown, who selected for'his' text, And w!ion they had sun- a hvmii they went our. lo the Mount of Olives." iho donth of Christ and tho manv tnuchiiifr and .bcautiiu] traditions that dins to the Easter season were anion. the themes which the preacher developed in the course of an able and e!or/u»nt ad-

T!ie music of the service was clio-en with regard to the season. Jlr. A. Oakey was l'ear.d to advantage in two ba.es Fn ] O j 'ir yl % '!\°- P,? tl,cu r °bo." "ud "But lie bhall Abide." Hits Vi\-rrl D.viiel «uij! vory swMly "I know That 'm v Redeemer Livclh." ilrs. Mitchell mad* an impression by her rendering of ', contralto solo. "l[n was .Despised/' \| conclusion of the service tho Minion B:uid played "Tho Gloria." "

Next Sunday nmiing (here will |, e over one hundred yoims bdies m , !hp pl.il form. I hey am delegates comine from ;>ll parls o; >iew Zealand (o attend Mi« Methodist. Yoiintr Women's Bible Class C'rmviMilion. Addresses will N. ,] r Ihcred by ?!rs. Slamircs and by Sister Nellie, a deaconess to the Maoris' Sister Huia. a- ynuiiK Maori prnlwljoncr, will be % Hip soloist of the pveiiing.

''I oflni wonder," remarked Jfr. Stiihlj in .solemn rellenlion, "if Ihe ] n -t i nnll ' mi enrth will have thp !oM word " "Of emus' lip will. John." laiii'lio-l Mr? Sliibl). "Hut why arc you r<l surer" can.-e the last woman will give i( to him."