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Auckland Star, Volume XXIII, Issue 181, 1 August 1892, Page 4

fThe recital of sacred music in aid of St. Jin's Home takes place on Thursday n|b, nob.Friday, as erroneously stated in our last issue. If he name of the Rev. J. S Hill is still f r £h in the memory of ahosbof Aucklandere, W^lit is somewhere aboub bwo years atth°U he deputed from our shores. The .^Hiliereiost a ino-fi energetic and eta- " l Murker in Mr Hill, and bhe community Immel man who lent his services to every a/ gvvork irrespective of the particular Sf° f that might: . have inaugurated it. fi cb .hi message that conveyed to Ti,e *v news'f Mr Hill's being Anointed- Bishop designate of the Niger Tbe received here as a welcome mi -Hon of his services and qua h"C°^a missionary on the pare of the t l9 s as -a ro . j fche now C^r eh autho»t.es at £ « 6 whithfor to e > of tho3e qual #^f SSafdenergy which characterised rT eSfn all his duties here. The number of h?:i na w"h'_._.ricß in Africa is only six, Anglican bisbopnes & fcokeu . it^ ay ' Son in which Mr Hill is fc aPK he has be6n aPP °inte<. h k|d Wia^ n .. t one 0 f these important W^^S&n^od-wm of alibis old W nd friends and acquaintances where, Auckland ".M? many will be the welev he &°\™\™ZiU listen for any feSSgs SSteS his new home should bn'f nroceed there. I T'■ •„ the widow of the fisherman Mrs Irwin, the wia disagter drowned Jn ■£&££ Auc kland. She is a f Katikati, r^i«<* T he other statetne mother oM«» cbjfl. .^ wibh regard Str^^ eiiuratelyaDno