MADAM PATEY
—« • Ma-dam Batoy appeared in the Now Century Hall last evening before a •large congregation, and lectured under inspiration on "Prayer and Thought." This lady appeared under the aus-! >picos of tho "Wellington Association of j Spiritualists and preached a oonven-! ttonal sermon on the value of prayer in daily life. Sho showed the help, 'that it is to tho living of a good life | to be constantly "in tune 'with tho in'llnito" and essayed to deal with -thought and its powers for good. Madatn Patoy speaks in a loud, clear re- i aCraant voloo and olosea her eyes the'
whole of tho time she preaches. Her hearers were obviously impressed by her expression of ideas and listsned most attentively. Mr William McLean, who introduced tho lecturess, said he' was glad that so noted'a medium had derided to make Wellington her home. During tho ovening Madam Patey and Mr Hutton sang , a duet, and Madam gave clairvoyant descriptions. The remainder of the evening was "taken up in tho reading of the Scriptures and the singing of hymns. Madam mentions that she has been a medium for Mr W. T. Stead's Bureau (Julia's) in London.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 7022, 10 January 1910, Page 6
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