UNION FREE BAPTIST CHURCH.
The anniversary of the Children's Home in connection with the Union Free Baptist Church was celebrated yesterday with three services in the Federal Hall. Mr. Poole, of the Helping Hand Mission, addressed the audience in the morning, the Rev. C. H.. Garland in the afternoon, and the Rev. W. Benning in the evening. The afternoon service was in the form of a special service of praise, and members of the Tabernacle choir assisted. Special singers during the day were Mrs. Patterson, Misses Brown, Henderson and EHingham, and Messrs. Aspinall, Patterson, and Robertson. Mr. A. J, Hall conducted, and Mr. H. Wells was accompanist To-morrow evening Mr. David Goldie is to preside at a tea and meeting, at which the Beys. W. B. Gillam, Joseph Clark, W. Ready and Mr. James Wilson, of the Central Mission, will deliver addresses.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIII, Issue 231, 29 September 1902, Page 3
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