CAELIC SERVICE
Last Wednesday: evening the«Kev.^Mi*M!. Macdonaldr of .: Sydney, "whoi « \&Sgfie though Welhngtbn^on' hisw^t«s? knd, conducted:!. Gaelfe-:Bernc^in4he Kent Terrace Presbyterian CKurch riTKe service W as conducted entirely. uFGaelicy and there ,was a large attenfaudeV.'-Tha Psalms were sung in the' old highlind fashion • the precentor, Mr; Dsnald-Mac-' eod^ chanting each line before";ft i^as sung by the .congregation, and the tun&iT were, vi the minor key.. characteristic iof: iihe injisio .of the Hebrides.,.,. TJie. sermon, taken from a text in the secopM &aptcr of Joshua, was ably -delivered., "llKiyNiacdonald leaVes by the. lonic onOrohday. His visit will be remembered'with lapbrociation by those of the Highland>c6mtnun)ty m Wellington who made>his Acquaint-.'
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Evening Post, Volume CXIX, Issue 104, 4 May 1935, Page 5
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108CAELIC SERVICE Evening Post, Volume CXIX, Issue 104, 4 May 1935, Page 5
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