PAN-ANGLICAN CONGRESS.
A KOYAL GARDEN PARTY. I London, dune 21. I Dr. Clarke, Archbishop of Melbourne. presided at the rail-Anglican Congrcs meeting, attended by 1000 delegates, lo [ discuss monopolies.
Other section- debated new fiction and present day journalism.
Mr. Frodsham, of Norfh Queensland, pleaded for more Christian work among Australian aborigines. Mrs. Xeligan, wife of the Bishop of Auckland, gave a sympathetic addi|"ss on the Maoris, whom she described as "Irishmen with brown faces."
A brilliant garden partv was held it Windsor. The King, the Queen, lb<l Prince and Princess of Wales and their children, Ambassadors and Ministers, and 8000 others attended. The metropol'tan delegates to the Pan-Anglion Congress were presented to the King. Leading labor unions were represented. I
THE CHURCH AND ABORIGINES. Received 22nd, !0.:t0 p.m. London, r lu'.ie '22. The Bishops n f Waipu and Graflo.l and Canon Grosser spoke of the Church's responsibility towards aborigines. Bishop Keniiinn remarked thai one reason why conversions of natives i : n' I North Australia were not more successful was because the language was in a constant state of flux. Converts were only able to instruct their own tribe.,
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 156, 23 June 1908, Page 3
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188PAN-ANGLICAN CONGRESS. Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 156, 23 June 1908, Page 3
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