HUTT & PETONE NEWS.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2174, 12 June 1914, Page 6

HUTT & PETONE NEWS.

(Fpftm Our Own Correspondent,} There was a fair attendance at the R.Hifurly Hall, I'etoiWj last evening fim. Jliss Melon Howe, travelling lwihrer for the Older of the; Star in the Eftsi, addressed the audicnce on "Why \Vi> JSSpccfc a. Work] Teae'licr." . The Sfjeabsr dealt fully with tiro subject, alut said that ki the past, when there had Ijr«! (:h:ms ami stress in the world, thferi; bad invariably coitro a World Teacher to fiititlo, and' the world h<>') lioyor been .{eft withont one. At tftc present time, svhieh was chantie, rm»t atid woiijeii. s!)c;'.M look forward td the coming o"f a. Groat World Teacher, who would n'sHo tiioin. Just as the wise m«i wlio saw the Star i-it the. East wore guided to t'htf Great- Tfia.ehcr, Christ, so to4#y those who figiu-atively .fellow the Star in the lias! frill kok for the column si' the 'World Teacher. Christ bail prophesied that therri w<mld be trihuiatiou, wars, etc,, era tile end camxt, ami the speaker stated that the end was rapidly npprondihig, when the World Tcaclier v nu'd entile. She also elamie;! that the mihodcx eider of religion was dyiiu:, tuid a neiv msi> was coming;, for pr-.iV-ic? now titofiglit raoi'e for themselves than allowed others to thin I; for tll<U!l. 'J h'i question of allotting >tlie Disiress Fund cfliieeti.'d at I'etime, ivlifcli Wl.uls flhmjt .C1'.50. hit's .'liceti laft hi t'lie Kwifs of the Mayer (jslr. J. W. 31'Kwan) mm! iraihw- M Meimmin. Councillor Andfirsqii has given Holies to int'ne at .3 nice!ins of the Pf,r.nnt< Bnrcmcdi Council on Mo.nqay jieKt "That until life end iif Oetwbw, H,'i j. t.llft rate of tfagiss to tie paid t.e jyll tn*uul labourer? in the employ of the council bo Is, id. Dsr hour.'*