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Gisborne Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1444, 3 May 1905, Page 3

Regarding the proposal sf the Primate of New Zealand (Bishop Nevill) for a Concordat between the Anglican church and the Salvation Army, the following statement by the Primate in the course of his sermon at the consecration of the Christchurch Cathedral in November last will bo of interest“ The Salvation Army, largely outside the Churches’ bounds, tho surprise and wonder of all—what was it but a witness that in the oonturios last passed the Church was so much ongcossod with con v troversy that she forgot to do good and to love mercy, and dismissed wholo armies of her workers, lost tho diaconate, refused sisterhoods, and neglected or observed not the real condition of the poor. The Church had been trying to recover lost ground indeed, but this strange organisation proved nothing more clearly than that the Church was only partially awake, and that many more special agents were required, -tor his part, he was bold to say tbat overtures of friendship should be made to the beads of the Salvation Army, with a view to some form of alliance. Ho should like to see a great army gathering in the Christohurch Cathedral. Tho Bishop could address them, aod they perhops mighty learn that if they were to live and do Christian work it would not be by tearing to pieces with loud outcries and physical emot on, but by organic union with the body of Christ.”

NOTICE. TT ÜBORS Eumtnoned fo appear at the Surrcmo Gouit TRIS MORNING ore hereby not in d that their attendance will NOT BE REQUIRED. W. A. BARTON, Registrar. BOYBRTY BAY BOWING CLUB. A MEETING o£ the Social Committee will be held at the Troeadero roomß, TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY), at 7.30, ladies at 8 o’clock, to collect all outstanding tiokeiß. W. FBASEB, A. SAWYER, Secretaries.

ST. JOHN’S AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION. n MEETING of those interested in the formation of Classes wiil be held in Holy Trinity Schoolroom, on FRIDAY, May sth, at 8 p.m. The Bev. L. Dawson Thomas will preside. E. H. MANN, Looal Secretary. PROPOSED TE KARAKA LIBRARY. A GENERAL MEETING will be held on THURSDAY EVENING next, May 4th, at 7.30 sharp, at To . Karaka Hotel. Business : To elect Officers, etc. Full attendance requested. LOST. "B“ OST —■ Yesterday afternoon, Chain a I Bracelet, padlock attached. — Finder please return to W. Good, jeweller. Reward. LOST. ONE BAY MARE, about 13.2 high’ branded OF upiide down on near Bhoulder. Reward on returning same to MRS E. F. HARRIS, Haiti.

STOCK. SALE WILLIAMS AND KETTLE, (Limited) Will hold lasir next stock sale, matawherq .yards, THURSDAY NEXT, MAY 4th, When they will ofier — SHEEP, CATTLE, PICS, Etc. Preseat Entries 4000 Including E 1200 Eweß, in lamb 1000 Lambs 400 Mixed Ewes 700 2 and 4-tooth Wethers 300 4-year-old Ewes, in lamb SOO Full-mouth Ewes r-ZW'K HEAD OF CATTLE Inoluding 100 Choice 24-5 ear-old Heifers, in call to Shprthorn Bulls 150 Weaners imixed sexes) 50 Yearling Hellers 50 3-year-old Steers (good line) 50 Herd Cows 60 Steers and Heifers 40 Weaners 80 Cows, in ca}£ to Shorthorn bulls 50 18-month Sloer3 30 18-month Heifers Further Entries Invitod. Sale at 11.30 a m. / G, R. WYLLIE, Auctioneer.

STOCK. SA-LES OJJR NEXT STOCK SALE Will be held at OUB YARDS, MA.TAWHEEO THURSDAY, MAY 4tij, 1905, At 10.30 a.m. sharp. 2000 1501 50 u Present Entries : S H ,E Including—--1500 2 and 4-tooth Wethers HEAD MIXED CATTLE Further Entries Invited. COMMON, SHELTON <Sa CO., LSdj DALGETY. AND CO., Ltd.

WILLIAMS AND KETTLE, LTD. In conjunction with MTJBRAT, KOBEETS MED 00-, Instructed by MARK HARRISON, Esq., will Sell by Fublia Auction, at their Matawhero Salejards, on 550 THURSDAY, MAX 18th— HEAD OE CATTLE Including—--200 2-year-old Steers 350 3-year-old Shorthorn Hellers, in call to Shorthorn bulls. The above oattle are a choice lot, especially I the heifers, which are a well-bred line, with any amount of quality, and bred on Matamata Station, Waikato. A choicer lot has not been put on the market in this djstrlot. G. R. W.YLLIE, Auctioneer. -aTO Amateurs or Boys entrusted with work at Thomson’s Shoeing Forge Peel street. All work is carried out under Mr Jack Thomson’s Personal BUPorvißlon.