THE FRENCH MISSION

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 108, 31 January 1919, Page 5

THE FRENCH MISSION

DEPARTURE FOR CANADA. By Iteleuraph'— Press Association. Auckland, January 30. The members of the French Mission left l).v the Niagara to-day for Vancouver. They'will spend three weeks in Canada prior to their return to France.

Mr. Lloyd George, says Rev. J. H. Shakespeare in his now book, has that strange and almost unearthly gift of genius that, under the guise of luunoui , , oasts a great light like n sudden flamo upon the battlefield. As he drovoono day with a friend through North Wales, ho said: "The Church to which I belong is torn with a fierce dispute—one part say that it is liaptism into the naroo of the Father, and the other that it is baptism in the name of. the Father. I belong to one of these, parties.. I fool most strongly ojpnut it. I would die for it, but I'fqmet which it is."

SUPERIOR DENTISTItr-MODEBATy FEES. Export knowledge, wide experience, •naderii methods, and up-to-dale tippliances .ire rospousible for the excellent dentistry executed by Mr. AY. P. Ronir m.erville. Ask anyone who has consulted him find they will be enthusiastic about hip superior work. Then, too, his fens are so moderate. Col! soon to "The Caro--I'ul Dentist." Molesworth Street. Hnursfl a.m. to 6 p.m.—Advt. (The cablo news in thie ieeue accredited to the London "Times" has appeared in that journal, but only where expressly Btated is such news the editorial opiaion of the S-Timee.'-'l