THE MISSIONS TO SEAMEN.
Sir,—lt may not bo known that thousands of 'men who enter qui-,port, oach year tako part in the Sunday and weekday services in-our church ; that sailors are fond of singling goes' without, saying. ; In nino years wo have had five' organs (mostly old ones), and.each tiino our work lias outgrown them. Now/ alas I, an immediate,defect ■ has .been ;lound in thc, ; ouG in use in'the church, and ivearo. anxious .to.-replace it by. n new and more' useful one. May I, through the medium of your valuable paper, be allowed to ask: for donations from any who care: to give to such a useful object? 1 would'not ask if., our people,woro, not helping , themselves , but already many actsof : donial ' for ■this. ,object v .havo - been shown. by-,thorn;' Donations will be gladly received by tlio Treasurer, members of the Conuuitteo, or the undersigned, . . . , .. . • ~/■'. JAS. JIOOHK; . !■ ' ■ ' ' , Missionor.'
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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 118, 11 February 1908, Page 4
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148THE MISSIONS TO SEAMEN. Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 118, 11 February 1908, Page 4
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