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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 187, 25 July 1900, Page 2

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|>BOK oint own IJH A motdbb on " Oourtablpnrt Mat*«B n'nge" waa given hen on July J 6th, in the WcsleyanObnrch, «fjra| Rsv. John H. White. It mi ouk, sententious, and tat with advice, which, if followed, will be mm 1 f o i«ue well, Such utterances on W i|'J important a portion of the life history MM of most of us one could wiah wen 3| , oftener given. The auoienoe waa very * appreciative of the borne thrutt a*lUer| . of the lecture. The proceeds are tHH provide reward volumes for the •oholars. 3j We had another treat on day, 18th, when the Rev. W. Be»W| of Auckland, gave hie life story. Hjvf' i sparkling wit and naive Moral fatanatcd all. Several who heard blares •' Okato the night preAui came to beer ' « him the second tittle?; while on the other side Opanake wu represented ill tho audience. We do not wonder. It. is seldom auch a golden opportunity oomei to our doors. It will be loof before the like ocean again. On the suae day a wedding feMk occurred in our Paulo Hall, and there waa a crowd of guests from far aad near. It was unfortunate that ttJw good things fell thus together, but, as jt one (aid, "ebanow of going to a% r wedding were more frequent than to j$ hear a lecturer like Ready." A Ml»|* Harrisop, of Oaonui, waa the tMMj&it bride, and a Mr. Martin the feftOMI.M bridegroom. The Rev. H. Mason, dfff Okato, was present to perform ceremony. ■■**j