MAURICEVILLE.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 965, 4 January 1882, Page 3

MAURICEVILLE.

fflffWealeyan frienda aeom to bo at war debts, After the splendid success of HKV,?'?, bazaar which lua well' nigh P^r'debt ..on. the church at [ ~!)" \f ß^® r ' 01 ?' their • co-religionists ....jit [ . Mauncaville have caught the same fever, ■ < Mohday last n'tea ineutiim, and j stall of goods for sale was held. Early in 'hu ftfternooii the hill upon whiiili the ul alil '° ' juuftg : »nd llld Maying themselves,. The woathQdjwjnß '.auporb mid various outw"ra * h «rouuhly cuj«iyod >vl " u ' enl.veiiMghe, scene The settlors must huvetiMtheii; .ingenuity to .'produce! ,U0 »: avff'oty !>f g'Mul tiling for the tableawilburdened with ihem, and the .«trawbei«s were such that only Sunny those «f Miiuiiceville, cm proauce.Jiyhe stall .contained some verj, useful (if ; not very onmineiital) ajiecinleris o local industry, and wiis liberally pali V- . . The church in ilie-evcnioi; was packedj when a very enjoyable !" eet '" z held. The Hqiiib Missinnai) .-A liW'( Mr ot,er Christoffmen ■Mfc. presided, H mi referred gratefully to tlu MBaf u jj reß ' made by the mission. The lie l|P " 1 Cl, »i{ratulatjd the frieudj upnt ne nappy blonrlinu of ||j e various naiim alllles In one snint by (he invitim; elt lHßUtof.il Com Christianity, nml on ceeded to uive the teaching of tli NYes eyiw Oluiruli cui'many vital question '' I ',® t ! n y- A I'l'iiauleralilo amount n ,1 l y! singing was ill uUljjed.in, and the usual votes of thank broUKht the uieetiin; to a close. Til result nf the il»y was (he sum o tl2 2sßd,.lrtiviogon!y. « small debt o r ntJOQt £IG nil the mission property. Tin C-hurch is quite finn'if 'ilebi;