INTERNATIONAL BIBLE STUDENTS' ASSOCIATION
The local cofflmitte 61 &rf&ttj|effi*nt# 6f the International Bible Student*' Amgoiation has succeeded in aeoutinj? a return visit of Mr. M. A. Howlett, the noted American lecturer, who ha» been toiirinjf the wjiole of Australia qi)d Tasmania. Mr. Howlett is now making a Complete tour of New Zealand. Crowded houses have ehcwri the keenest interest in the message of this speater, who claims that the present distress of nations is the hnrbinjrer of a new day. In fact, says Mr. Howlett, "the star of human hope is td arise in its ascendancy and an age of bleesinji and human unlift accomplish the desire of all nations." "No human organisation offers a solution to the world's distress' me problems. There is no adequate human Temedy. There is a Divine remedy, both sUre and specific. The time ie here for the ueople to know the truth."
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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 88, 13 April 1923, Page 4
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