BISHOP AT THE FRONT.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17111, 17 March 1919, Page 5

BISHOP AT THE FRONT.

DR. ■ SADLIER'S ACTIVITIES. THE CAWTHOBN INSTITUTE: [tTWJdtfOUR OWN COSRES?OOT)BNT.] ,< *■■'■ -v»«'3'. -'w.'U ■,■-' :c.'..,5» w$ t- . .- . \ <*- •" ■ ■ LONDON, The Bishop of Nelson from France, and will take up.hJß.cjutrtere j at Hornchurch after the holidays. After being in (the line for a while, fit. Sadlier visited . the ' bases "at Etables, aid ' Batten. At the latter place he found the hospitals almost ompty Of .New Zealandj>rs, and wound up affairs there by arranging .for the future conduct.of the ' Ibe managed by the-Rev. A,' AsucrofV'oi Wellington diocese. I On Advent ■ Sunday the.ljis^op 4 heid,,a. parade service at the parish -church' at Bavai, at which the King, the. Prince of 'Wales, Prince Albert, General -Itawlinsbri, and other ncfcable" leaders were, present,,. On the following Sunday he left "the division, and returned to London. During ' the remainder of his stay in Great Britain I the bishop will be looking after the work of the chaplains, and visSinj? the camps. He is also making some inquiries "as''to men available for service in. the Church in New Zealand, and. finally regarding & suitable scientist for the • directorship of the Cawthrori institute of Scientific Research aft' Nelson, which,should shortly begin its activities. "The Bishop of Nelson is chairman of the trustees, and will visit Oxford. Cambridge, Liverpool, Leeds, and other places in the course of his inquiries',; but, of course, the appointment will be. made by the trustees as a body. ' "* -