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Temuka Leader, Issue 2004, 6 February 1890, Page 4

A circus tumbler should nerer be full. Western minister told the trustees of his church that ho must have his money, as his family were suffering, “ Money P ” said a trustee; “you preach for money? I thought you preached for the good of souls.” The minister replied, “X can’t eat souls—and if I could it would take a thousand such as you to make a meal.” After the Orangemen had presented their address to the Governors at Auckland on Wednesday Grand Master Farrell (who is a city councillor) was waited upon by President White and the secretary of the Hibernian Society, who cordially shook hands with him and expressed their concurrence with the sentiments contained in the Orangemen’s address Mr White further said that he was very much pleased at the largo assemblage of Orangemen, and wished it to be understood that the feeling of the Hibernians towards the Orangemen was one of extreme cordiality, particularly on an occasion like the present. They were anxious that a reeling of amity should exist between the two societies. Grand Master .barrell said nothing had delighted him more than this expression of amitr and goodwill, and he warmly reciprocated the good feeling shown towards his order by the Hibernians, and at the same time offered them his hearty congratulations.