NOTICE.
At the request of a correspondent we insert the following notice for the convenience of our Maori readers belonging to the Church of England, no Almanac having been printed this year for their guidance. March 2nd, is the fo srtli Sunday in Lent Good Friday, falls on the 21st March Easter Day, falls on the 23rd March Ascension Dan, falls on the Ist May AVhit Sunday, falls on the 11 ih May Trinity Sunday, falls on the 18th May There are 27 Sundays in Trinity, this year 1836. On the 25th Sunday in Trinity, the Collect Epistle and Gospel for the sth Sunday after Epiphany will be read* On the 26th Sunday in Trinity, the Collect, Epistle and Gospel for the 6th Sunday after Epiptauy will be read.
On (he 27th Sunday in Trinity, the Collect, Epistle and Gospel for the 25th Sunday in Trinity will be read, in accordance with the rule of the Rubric after the last Sunday in Trinity.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume II, Issue 2, 29 February 1856, Page 21
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163NOTICE. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume II, Issue 2, 29 February 1856, Page 21
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