LECTURE AT CAMBRIDGE.

Waikato Times, Volume XXI, Issue 1770, 8 November 1883, Page 3

LECTURE AT CAMBRIDGE.

Tin: Kev..r. S. Hill, Auckland, dehveied .i lectuioin the. Cambiidge Ptilihc Hall on Monday e\eni'ig last. Thcie was a lanlv hvigu attendance ot the pnlilic, including iill di'imuiinatiuns. Tlio let Line wliuJiwas in aid of ft. Andiew's Sunday Sthonl Lilnary Fund, was entitled lite ".lewrli Tabernacle,'' and a scucs <if [ilate- wen- exhibited by wmv of iHustiating the siib]i>ot dealt with. Tlielettuiei opened Ills discoui^e by oxplaimn^ the woid "Tabeinacle,"' and pioeeeded to id.itu tlie mamiei of coiihttuction iiitisticd in electing the tnbei n.icle undoi io\iew, togethoi with othei details leg.iidmg cost, uiateiial, &c. The <ymbitlieal nieaiiiiig of \.uiotis mat"nals dud coir mi -^ used m covi mgs and cuitains 1 , and the gaiment . of the |Hie>ts w,i^ iilsti gi\cn, and .i desinptmn of tlie \anous vessels used in the '■euice-. of the tabein.telo. The leduiei al-i. g,i\o a luief de^enption of the biea .tpl.itc and lewi'ls of the high piu'st, adding a tew of the si»uilications of the nanx s of the tiil>i>, and the reason why so placed on the bieastpl itc The discoui"'.' thiouglioul was listened to with gieat attention, the Mibji'tt niattei of tho k'ttuie bonm cM'r^r'ibnglv intuit -^tnii,. The meeting opened with a lniunand pr.iyei h\ the Venui.ibli' Aichdoacun \Villi-.. and closed with the Do\olog\ and Benediction. Thecollectmn, wliifhwascoiistdeuible, was taken up dm ing tho nitoival.