PAN-ANGLICAN CONGRESS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 148, 13 June 1908, Page 2

PAN-ANGLICAN CONGRESS.

(.HEAT (JATIIKKJNU OP PRELAWS AND CHUICHMEN. V )ll<; I'WKJUAJMK. Retched une 12lh, 10.35 p.m. London, June 12, Sixteen Australian hisliopt will afc, tend sen ice nl V\ cstmin-ti i AWx-y on line l."illi, in.iiigui.itin;; the in,t"panAnglican Coiigicss. TV Cougiess will indude 12 archbishops, 273 bishops, 1000 delegates from nbroad, and 300 fioni the motherland. Moieovei, 7000 l.iv folk lrom the various dioceses will attend the gatherings in connection with die Congress. I'o-monow, which is "hiwpimity dav,'' the members v,j|| l«. nelionied by 1/m----do» friends. Toe "pilgiiins'' will enter- . tain the prelate at the Savoy on the lirlii, bud Roberta presiding.' The Prime «n<] l<iiit<.e> a of Wules have invited ni-.inv members to a garden pnity to be lie-Id ,n Mirlborough House on the 251 hj, when tlie King and (Jneen n, ill U> picM-iil Seven actions nl the I'ongii*. meet daily. A Kie.it. feahne of tl, e discussion will be the Impenul duty of the chuuh, i-.iioii.illy tovauls the "pioneers of the oversea dominion-, and the teeming native l.ue-. A men's meeting % jn be another feature, and, apart from the Coagrcss, one hundred and twenty gatherings will be held at the large ■ halls, including a mas-, meeting nightly at the Albert Hall. v