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Labour movement, but, was treraen- j dously anxious, about some tilings in j connection with it. Ho knew its ideals ! J wcro true, and according to tlie mind j of Christ, but ho was afraid, the ha-j hour Party might forget the spiritual and mystic basis of any work time would be lasting and true. It might build on something narrower if it did not, realise the spiritual basis of its ideals. If it ‘‘chucked” religion and ] tho spirit of Christ, and lost sight the saenrmental nature of the earthly service it would he .iusfc about as help ful as other parties. OFFICE EXPLOSION. DUNKLIN. Dec. 27. Two young men entered the police.' station last night with their faces hands and clothes badly burned. Prior to their removal to the hospital, they made a statement that they had elite-. - ed an office in the city, picked up a jar and let it fall, the explosion resulting covering them with some acid. MOTO R MAN SUICIDES. DUNEDIN, Dec. 27. George Milford Williams, 24, married, motorman driver, committed suicide bv poison at his house at Mornington. He bad separated from bis wife whom he had gone to see. A verdict was returned of suicide during temporary insanity. FALL INTO RIVER. GISBORNE, Dec. 27.. John Corniville, 1)0, single, employed on the Public Works, Ngatapa. was drowned on Christmas Eve. He was walking along the bank and uas seen to slip into the swollen stream by a native, who was too far away to clfeet a rescue. SUNSPOTS. WELLINGTON. Dec. 2t>. The Hector Observatory reports that a large active sunspot group now is visible on the sun’s eastern hemisphere, Tho position of the largest spot approximately is latitude 4 degrees <ll minutes north, longitude 98 degrees 24 minutes. The group of spots will cross the sun’s central meridian about Thursday and should lie a grand object in the telescope during the next week. The largest spot is easily visible to the naked eye, using a shade or a piece of smoked glass.

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