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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 172, 22 July 1910, Page 2

Mr. Grinstead, the evangelist of the Churches of Christ, spoke to a large audience last night in the Ponsonby-road Chapel on " Wherein we agree with the Evangelicals." Mr. Grinstead said that there seemed an impression amongst the ministers of Auckland, especially the Evangelicals, that the Churches of Christ were not evangelical. Having shown that there was perfect agreement on fourteen of the most essential truths of Christianity, he emphasised specially the truths of the Deity of Jesus, His atonement for sin, and His resurrection for our justification. -Mr. Grinstead will speak to-night on " Wherein we disagree with the so-called Evangelical party." There will be no meeting tomorrow night. Each evening the mission commences with special singing by a choir under the leadership of Mr. W. Marson.

Mr. Justice Edwards, sitting in chambers at Wellington, has granted probate in the following deceased persons' estates:—Archibald MePhee (Mr. Fallon), Mary Pattison (Mr. Clayton), Mary Ballan'tine (Mr. Clayton), Wm. Johnston; (Mr. Alexander), Chas. Shivnan (__r. Prendergast). In tbe estate of Francis Edward Nichol Crombie, deceased, letters of administration were granted, on the application of Mr. Buchanan.

The widow of Lenne, the miner who was killed in the Coalbrookdale mine yesterday, resides in Auckland—not in Kiripaka, as -was stated in the telegram •from Westport yesterday.

A call was received by the Central Fire Brigade shortly aiter 5 pjn. last evening for a fire in some waste in Fraser's foundry, in Stanley-street. Little damage was done before the fire was suppressed.

The handsome trophies won by the Gordon Rifles during the past year are tieing exhibited in the windows of Messrs. Jones Bros., manufacturing jewellers, Karangahape-road.

A meeting of 'the Auckland members of the "New Zealand Society of Accountants is convened for Tuesday next, at 7.30 p.m., at the Chamber of Commerce, for the purpose of considering several matters of importance to the profession. A notice of the •meeting appeals in the advertising columns.