A fashionable church in New York City is a valuable piece of property. One pew, No. 13, in the middle aisle of Dr. Hall's Presbyterian Church, sold at auction for over £5OO sterling, with a ground rent of £3O a year. “ Faix !” said Pat, having too hastily saluted a German ; “an 1 I thoclil it was you, and you l.hocht it was me; an’ its naythcr of us.”—“ Yaw, mynheer,” said the Dutchman, “ dal is dhru ; I am aimuder man and you is not yourself. We both some oder boddies.”
We (Dunedin Evening Star) hear that Dr. Cole, of this City, has lat ely removed the whole of the breast of a woman effected with cancer. We are told she has made an excellent recovery.
The Napier Telegraph says : “ Th.* new or-jan at St. John’s Church was used for the first time at divine service on Sunday, thesacred edifice being crowded both morning and evening. 'The tone of the instrument- is remarkably sweet, and Mr. W. 11. Flood, the organist, showed its power and beauty off to perfection.
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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume II, Issue 205, 16 September 1874, Page 2
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178Untitled Poverty Bay Standard, Volume II, Issue 205, 16 September 1874, Page 2
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