SUNDAY-SCHOOL PICNICS AT CAMBRIDGE.

Waikato Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2103, 31 December 1885, Page 2

SUNDAY-SCHOOL PICNICS AT CAMBRIDGE.

To Monnow the annual picnics in connection with S. Andiews 1 , Trinity Presbyterian, and S. Paul's Wes-loyan Sundayschools will be held. Tho children of S. Andrew's Sunday-school will assemble at the church at 10 o'clock sharp, when they will lw diiven to the racecourse to spend tho day, Mr W. K. Caiter having kindly put the grand stand and the adjoining plantation at their disposal. A cipital pioKftiinnic of apoits has been arranged, and liberal prizes will be given for the reopective events. An abundance of refieshments will be provided. The children of S. Paul's Sunday school will assemble at the church at the same hour, and will rendezvous for day on Mi Moigan's beautiful proppity at Hautapu, where every arrangement will be made for their thoiough enteitainmcnt The childien attending tho Piesbytenan I Sunday-school will be driven to Duohy Park, on Mi Thomas Biown's estate. Tamalieie. This is icallv an attractive spot, and Lvith fine weather nothing should be wanting to make the outing thoioughlv enjoy ihlo. A pioposal has been made that in futuic the ditfeient chinches should combine in making an annual Suml.av, soho >1 feto for the whole district. The idea is a. cipit.il one, and we hope to see it mven effect to when New Year's Day comes round again. It is a pity it was not thought of sooner, that it might hive been earned out this year, for nothing could possibly tend in a gi eater degiee to the promotion of unity and good feeling among all classes than such a holu 1 »y union