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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 288, 3 December 1907, Page 3

A young man named McLennan sustained a broken leg whilst working at the Chelsea Sugar Works Wharf this morning. He was assisting in the discharging of a sling of angle-iron, which slipped, inflicting the fracture below the knee. He was conveyed to the hospital.

The Kamo Presbyterians bade tbeir minister, MeridetJa Soule, farewell on tlie 29th, and presented him with a plump purse of sovereigns. Mr. 'G. Kerr was in the cnair, and a varied programme was given as a first part. The minister and his two daughters sang duets and solos, and Mr. Soule gave some humorous original .stories. Mr. G. Given sang, also Miss Tatliill and Miss McMillan, and Mr. Druitt cave recitations. In presenting the departing minister with the sift. Mr! Kerr stated the extreme appreciation of Mr. Bonle. awl the gratitude of his congregation for his services, and hoped for vis roturn. After applause, Mr. Soule spoke cliceringly of his mission among the Kamo people Private affairs were taking him away, but thprc was a probability of him returning to Karco The congregation at Ilikurangi had given him a month's leave of absence, and at the end of that time he might fix a time to return to his very good friends arid they who were his causeless enemies. In cold weather try WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS hot, with lemon.