A GOOD WORK.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 81830, 24 August 1906, Page 2

A GOOD WORK.

To-.vioiit, and (he succeeding few nighls, Mr Hligh, the apist'eof purity, will deliver addresses at New Plymouth on subjects which concerns every man and youth, especially the latter. We wclcw Mrß!ish lu the town. We feel that he is doing a good and noble \vu k - Ilia! "f the upliftinenl ol' human Iv and without fee or reward, '•tUiT than that he ivr. ives his hare ox n-mes fivm llie Society with wlrc'i lie is associated. Elsewhere in lh,. colony Jiis meetings have b 'en thoroughly suees-fu', and we h .pe lh.it the young men of the town, and the older ones as well, will hoarlily respond to the invitation lo hear what tli 1 lecturer has to say on a subject of sudi vital importance lo them. Some I misapprehension appears to exist in some (purlers in regard to thedesivab lily of allowing boys to hear the lectures, and to remove this we have pleasure in publishing the followiiiL' letter from afr Empson, the Principi l of the Wanganui College, viz :—" F feci liiat I must «rile you a line to thank you very heartily for all thai you h-ive d.'iic on our behalf. Vcu treated a diillcull sulijeet ih a thoroughly open and manly way, «Inch, f feel sure, will bear good fruit by awakening many io a sense of liie enormous importance underlying llie nutters which you so tactfully dealt willi"