SERVICE FOR THE DEPARTED.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1707, 26 March 1913, Page 4

SERVICE FOR THE DEPARTED.

'A special evensong, with commemoration of. the departed, was held lin St. Mary's Anglican Cathedral, Auckland, on Ijaturday; evening by .'Bishop Crosslcy. a large congregation., being present.' The service was entirely from tlio Book of Common Prayer. After the singing 'of tho hymn, "Kesting from His AVork Today," .tlic Bishops of Auckland (Dr.,Crossley) and Melanesia (I)r. Wood), preceded by their, staff-bearers, the liov. ]?. F, Ged'des, lending, passed slowly up to the altar, reciting the'sentences of the burial office.'; The burial anthem was then sung, after' which•'Archdeacon' Hawkins read a long list of names of departed ones. Then followed iv short spaco for silent prayer. Tlio hymn, "Now the Labourer's Task is O'er" .'was Siing,. after which the remainder of the burial service wns recited. •The,. Lesser Litany, tho Lord's .Prayer, 'and .'t(vO' collects: from the burial office followed, :nnd- the- hymn, "On the Resurrection ; Morn," was sung. The service ended with a solemn blessing from, the altar. .

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