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TRIBUTE TO PURIRI, A Extract from N.Z. Official Year Book (1910). "SIMPLE ALKALINE WATERS.” " Such waters are not common in this country, the only characteristic one, bo far as I am aware, being Puriri. Taken internally they act as antacids and diuretics, and promote tho biliary secretion. They are useful in certain forms of gout.” (Thus Dr Wohlmann, Government Balneologist.) PURIRI AND WHISKY. An Ideal Drink. L DAINTY CONFECTIONS MADE IN CHRISTCHURCH. AS our special Industries Week Window of Choice Locally-made Confections has elicited such favourable comment, we have decided to continue the display for a few dayß longer, so that all who have not yet inspected it may have the opportunity of seeing the varioty and quality of these very creditable locally-made goods. KINCAID’S SPECIAL TEA at Is 8d Stands Alone. TRY IT.KINCAID’S, COLOMBO- STREET.

LIBERTY'S BUSINESS CLOSES On MAY IXth. EVERY ARTICLE in Stock has been further reduced to make a complete clearance. Tremendous Reductions on Furnishings and Art Draperies. Rare and Sweeping Bargains till the business closes. LIBERTY’S, High Street (White Hart Buildings). F NEW TESTAMENT CHURCHMANSHIP, Extract from a Sermon preached at the Anglican Church Congress, Swansea, October 5,1909. By the Right Rev J. W. Diggle, D.D., Lord Bishop of Carlisle. “The Church, which is His Body." A GAIN, the morals of the Gospel are -CX simple morals appealing to the universal conscience of man. Their foundation is the bed-rock of love. To love God with all our heart, all our mind, all our soul, all our strength, and our fellow-men, of every race and decree, as ourselves—this is the sum and substance, the royal law, of Christyn morals. Mercy, justice, truth; these are 1. e touchstones of all genuine Christian integrity. Ecclesiastical morals are often of a quits different type, of an altogether different mould, from these. Sometimes they are of no more worth than the washing of cups and platters, the external whitening of sepulchres. Sometimes, indeed, they are worse than worthless; as, for instance, when they run right contrary to such fundamental teachings of our Lord as that which declares that what goes into the belly of a man is far less defiling than what proceeds from his heart and mouth. I have nothing to say against the praotico of Fasting Communion for those who find ia fasting a disciplinary preparation, a physical means of spiritual luvigoration. but to elevate fasting to _ the sphere of morals, to say that a communion received with a true penitent heart, a lively faith, a thankful spirit, cannot be as valid, as bleßsed, alter _ a meal as before, at mid-day or evening as in the early breakfastless morning, is. to belittle, to materialise, and de-spirituahse the Grand and Blessed Supper of the Lord. It is to make the gold of the altar greater than the altar which sanctifieth the gold. h