On Saturday evening the Hugh Paton mission services were continued at St. James' Hall, the evangelist speaking from Psalm xxiii. 2, on "Peace and Plenty." yesterday, at the Edendale Church, Mt. Roskill, Mr Paton preached to a large congregation, and in the afternoon he addressed a united meeting of Bible classes and a men's meeting in the V.M.C.A. Rooms. In the evening he preached in St. James' Church. To-night the final service will be held, and tomorrow Mr Paton leaves for Dunedin by the Mokoia. Mr. T. H. Langdon, Mr. N. J. Riddick, and Mr. W. E. R. Campbell, of Melbourne, are staying at the Grand Hotel. To-morrow and Wednesday, the two last days of the Colossal Sale.—John Court, Ltd., Queen-street.—'(Ad.) Two red-letter days, to-morrow and Wednesday! The last two days oi the Record Colossal Sale!— John Court, Ltd.,
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Auckland Star, Volume XL, Issue 51, 1 March 1909, Page 5
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