OPEN-AIR PREACHING IN DUNEDIN.

Oamaru Mail, 13 March 1877, Page 3

OPEN-AIR PREACHING IN DUNEDIN.

li" ci'n';i'-:n.i.>u. that assembh'd to 1 Mm r,n-;i!l fountain huttu/ks had or a ni:!i u-i'iit oa Sunday afternoon, tii'iu'ly r-wii h,,ins thy sfcepa were hold • littlo «:!.T! l --i|.|....kiiv,' uiaivuiwi-HHt Mr. ""i. iiml t i,- u-fli known Mr. .f"!m 'iinu. Tin- l;i.t.|-. t -v}>.(ij.io:n*i-(l in. plebeian Hum with a half-Town pulpit-fUbte. a ton Mmtrni Ni,\.nn\ and a copy of lntlu > " riKK'p.'n.WuV' in yellow bindf'to allu.vci (j| U! c [ t !vii.-»i individual! "touch his farowt:lt disco-m-, and then •rt'ciseiloil to imminent cat lief roughly M>« priMu:lu-i:. ki M r . Witson says." arkotl t.'r.'.h.t.n.. "that the taborer is ti»v ««f hu :u rt!> ~,n , t f ie w m au--nvnc (o r , c . u .i, h!;Vl , iu g utttw . Uut * u .>'u t!io reason : He sent mm:d and all he collected * »"* ; va;.! v , half-em >vu. That*s the 'J;" 1 , ', m,fe U"'m:,' to preach any more. , ulul ';.tliiit. it. won't nay. A fine sample ■' l, : , f""v liberality ! W: WW , I tonhis esiwuplß from? Not « 'Uho Scriptures,l'm satisfied. I>id . n .>'«nt Di' hear about any of the -w« .-umilin .j round the hat (tangtiter) ? ,„jf' l ' l tell yu-nothifu; the ai }u" :: ht, r) .. tUw B v 8 another exi'i l V ro *li«i-tjr tove over that Mm ri ■'",»!.'l»tuw about a claim the ' : ''" I" i» these wnv 11:- - ■» ."' ; "'" .'■ : into contempt. >.' ■ .'■"', ' ' positively <'.•' , t C >llis you ..'xitfi tt'a a sj r.ukiiii. of

the fcawtccs lie wants (roars of laughter). If he could only get two or three hundred wee, squealing infants at this well here, he'd make mair money out «/ that than ever hell do with his dry dkcoorses." Mr. Graham then proceeded to review Mr. Charles Bright, and t'»»r nearly an htwr he kept his audience well amused with an original address, of whicJi the above ia merely a specimen fragment.