GOOD NEWS.

Auckland Star, Volume V, Issue 1249, 6 February 1874, Page 2

GOOD NEWS.

To the Editor of the. Evening star. Sir,—lt has been generally admitted thajy preaching the Gospel has had the effect au over, the world of keeping the; wickedness of the. people at least in checkyin *° JJf ' present. lam happy, however; to find tna preaching is no longer required,.as^jJi&JS a letter which appeared in1 the' Vrw o m 1 4th! inst. that Good. Templarism s has n dope,f/ more good in twelve months" than#rf^sw in twelve years. 7.H[ is now b,ut,' newssary and right that the once " rowdy m°b.yaAuckland, of whom Good., Templars jr - chiefly composed, should request the woyj r Doctors and Divines to hand' over tin charge to abler men (and-women, too, by- yft bye) „than themselves, for, .as .Good »|; larism is growing .fast, every day, and va. _j« [j|| every night they, the Good Templars a very soon put a stop to Sunday trams, . bind hand and foot every man, c m l^ n;> n ity . child, and horse too in this, our M^-^ .'! of Auckland, and make them -kcoprJ^E | doors like all true and Chrw-WH s men ( —l am be., A FbssMAN« f