The Nelson Evening Mail. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1877.
Wiih to-day?s issue we present our readers with a supplement containing a large amount of reading matter. The great constitutional debate in the General Synod on the Formularies Bill concluded last night shortly before midnight, having lasted three sitting days, during which time no fewer than 35 members spoke to the question, including five bishops, one dean, four archdeacons, nine other clergymen, and sixteen lay men. As will be seen by our report leave to bring in the Bill was refused, all the b 'shops voting for it, but 12 to 7 of the clergy and 14 to 5 of the laity against it. Attention ia called to the sale of furniture at Mrs Warnock's residence, to be co lducted by Mr Augarde on Monday. Sermons will 'be preached to-morrow as follows:— Christ Church, morning, the Right Rev the Bishop of Welhngton; evening, the Right Rev the Bishop of Auckland : All Saints', morning, the Yen Archdeacon Harper; evening, the Rev E. Williams • Stoke, morning, the Right Rev the Bishop of Auckland : Richmond, morning, the Rev E. Williams; evening, the Rev W. Ronaldson : Spring Grove, morning, the Most Rev the Primate : Waimea West, evening, the Most ltev the Primate : Wakefield, the Yen Archdeacon Williams : Clifton, the Rev B. Dudley. The usual monthly meeting of the Port Fire Brigade will be held at their Hall on Monday evening next, at half-past seven o'clock. As there is a large amount of business to be transacted a full attendance is requested. All Persons of Intelligence are aware, or should be, in this century of enlightenmeut, that the best vehicle for diffusing the tonic properties of any medicinal preparation throughout the system is a pure, wholesome spirit. The presence of distilled spirit in an invigorant, provided it to be pure, is considered by physicians to greatly promote tbe operation of the remedial principle in combination with it. This is one reason why medical men so strongly recommend UDOLrno Wolfe's Schiedam Akomatic Scunapi'S as a remedy for debility.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XII, Issue 30, 3 February 1877, Page 2
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