SEAMEN'S MISSION
WELCOME TO ME, AND MBS. SHELL. In the Seamen's Mission Hall last night a hearty welcome was extended to Mr. and Mrs. Shell. Mr. Shell is at present taking Mr. J. Moore's place. The. Anglican Bishop of Wellington (Dr. Sprott), in saying a few words of welcome, referred to the breakdown of Mr. Mcore, who, h* said, had such splendid physique that no one would expect him to be laid aside, but it was due to his'almost superhuman work. Mr. Burgess said respecting tho work of the mission that it veas partly social and partly religious. Dr. Pollen and Mr. B. Brown also spoke. The following musical programme was given — V,'J et ' ,™ lm > an " P'ano, Mr.- Mueller and Miss. Waters;. song, "Till Dawn," Air Ackroyd; somg; -"Hame," . Miss Willis' ™. n S-.'To-night,';-Mr. Bishop; eong,'Tho S I , F tI SK Il , lea Son S," Miss Mueller i rang, Ihe Bedouin Love Song," Mr. Marshall; song, 'Davy Jones,". Miss Watkins; soiv\ Gods Slumberland," Mr. Mason; son" "Hearts of Oak," Mr. Culvcrwell; duet Madame -Mueller and Miss Kean; and song, Madame Muellor.
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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1208, 17 August 1911, Page 9
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180SEAMEN'S MISSION Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1208, 17 August 1911, Page 9
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