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Samoa Times and South Sea Advertiser, 31 August 1889, Page 2

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gpwS&«l| I *.giii i>MHi.:» «WT—l« T^yswfc^srasasigi i i 1 II S -riJTSff tBV *t *ftr* I * Ake iei*iteAirt»|l «>»y- | MBMIVim 1 wn Wf lIHIv w rwHWv I s&*Wfsa&-', JfoMllno, --who'vo*iri>old ; lo >h>MW , l bj tko ah*raSS*Sm I Mt, uii VMJ OIMIIi J 11 invMMrth# w<t am. fe*| i took tb* »fl*r the naoal L< | votinaal exercisee, addressed the meet- ' i iagpnth* wofkollbojfor. Hoovo*., «ratnlr.led tho churches on having *o ( 1 HbmQj supported thrirn*. the psatoro , daring this .reef of soorcity and strife. I' Bcfamag to Aha oomrihuttons to tho’, (nude of the society, the rev. gentio-1 , •in "vdmailteS Hat fee ahtiit mm oat , woald bo expanded in Samoa for the j benefit of distressed native*. ; 1 At. sddwsa. we* the* giw l>y \ TtMiXox, fee senior pastor >4.1110 di*- >, f triet."' SoHrrtng iurnfafi thfi tbo J, London Miesttinaries vote the find to j ~tak*«efe«inUienunt»rof Ik* hied near■', ’ ritj, bn evpre ssd the tksakfhlnsss of,, lb* omo‘i-|f to ibo AwtreHau churches ] for th*liberal adjasli** <4 ri*e and l»o,Ui •ant tftrongk tb* fcgii»h miesicnari.*- , Their oontnkatmnto the cosset? «*a j, t hn aim nainß «* thrir affeotiom to the 1 , . nMo* and their tkankfatoaortii God , for tbo peace-that now prevailed in j that&sinr* raUing«ntb«e#xl speaker: ( it adfkWdwMm V many of the j, BarOpaan friend* present were -tran- !, mm to tbo jdfifcjr and work <>f th* i London Mimdunoty Woriidy, kOhiy a . '■ fan word* in erphuwtina nt thin i gathering. It waa called a “ {, Mooting.” hut it w*» really a® thing I, [i omm. Like th* worid-fsosed Exeter f, Hall fathering*, it had a mi ai»naij ( character, W Hi addition to this ft > j was a reunion of tho di*tri«-t ultumhaa-i, —♦ «k*Mb apraievraaigr. Net onfy 1 , were the missionary oontrihntion* re- , OBinedot this nesting. k}*t stipend* of fee native pastor* collected oik , —eatbs pesviowly were bar* duty , aa non need, aMlbe sped*) features . of the year’s vijßreriesred. Theaatire pastors jjiiely snpportad ly , tboir ova riidfMNmd every contH- . bnrion, vksthsr far native or foreign '« .vodk. wan palely and.antbely no , taneon* and voinnUry. OwiaM fa , ■ilitiool twiHn had the entbrsax of , fen war, tho mfasisaariss bold an>| Bttk&BUUBUS|I tiro poolar* ;hdrHifa|Oai tb* ohnrrho* * { “ffliffs 1 ?., 1 * *sl iSMpS^ SSSSwSii Emssjsytrte; m ftp t «C%«bE \

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