FATHER HENNEBERRY.

Waikato Times, Volume XIII, Issue 1031, 1 February 1879, Page 2

FATHER HENNEBERRY.

The Catholic Mission still continues, and will not close until to-morrow (Sunday) evening, Father 1 Henne. berry having made arrangements 1 which enable him thus to pro. long the mission. The three daily sermons at 4 a.m. 9 a.m. and 7 pm. are well attended, the congregations showing a real appreciation of them and the other exercises of the The services for to-morrow will b« at 8 a.m. 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Last night a very excellent discourse was given by the Rev. Missionary on the subject of temperance, It was not to be expected that much that is new could be said on this snbject, but we were not disappointed m our expectation that what was said would be put m such form as to prove both attractive andperauadingj

There were a large number of persons present, and Father Heuneiherry's remarks were well received and patieutly listened to. Tliero will, doubtless, be a Unye atteadano at tomorrow's services Many from upcountry will av»il themselves of the opportunity of corning down to Hamilton on Saturday afternoon and evening, and rainy hnro, who did not attend o:i the first Sunday, mid could not fi id time during the week, will not neglect the second chance they have outaine I.