CONGREGATIONAL UNION.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 233, 20 February 1913, Page 5

CONGREGATIONAL UNION.

(OXEERENCE CONCLUDES. By Telegraph—Press Association. Timaru, Last Night The Congregational I'nion concluded its Conference to-day. Among the officers elected were: President, the Hon. C. Powhls; secretary. Rev. R. W. G. 11. Mackenzie; assistant-secretary; 'Rev. E. A. Bridger; treasurer. Rev. T.' W. White (all of Auckland); organising secretary to the London Missionary Society, Rev. A. E. ITimt (Timaru). The Hon. G. Fowlds. who leaves on a visit to England shortly. was authorised to negotiate wild) Hie. Colonial MissionarvSociety fur assistance to the cxlcnt of. £2OOO towards the fund of £ 10.000 proposed to be raised for church extension. The Rev. W. H. Lyon, on relinquishing the treasurership."was elected a life member and it was decided to establish,a bursary [or the (raining of students, as a memorial to his valuable services. An address of eongra filiations, loyalty., iUld|gjond, wishes was adopted to send to His Excellency (lie Governor.

'■ENDED THE TROUBLE OF HALF A LTFFTTM.E,'" ," , ~',",' ', \ It seems almost incredible that a, man who suffered from chronicimlige c tiou.for half l|is life-time should feel the good effects of one. dose of BENZIEIS PEPSO and should be able to ea.lrand' enjoy "his food. Nevertheless it is the truth. A well-known Wellington man writes:—'• As a sufferer for half my'life from-indiges-tion. :I can truly say no medicine had such quick and lasting effects,'tis 'BENZIE'S PEPSO. The first dose made, me' feel a different man. Before I' had (inched the first bottle 1 'could -eat and enjoy, my food. I can recommend BENZIE'S PTLL as a good' mild laTCiitive for the most, obstinate attack of BILE. Both remedies are in my'opinion superb." - Benzie's Pepso is sold by all chemists and stores ni- 2- 0d per bottle. Benzie's Pill ait Is Od per box. 7