THE COLE MISSION.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 12628, 3 April 1903, Page 8

THE COLE MISSION.

Tho Choral Hall was well filled last evening when the Rev. G. H. Cole, of Melbourne, continued his miflsicji, delivering an address on the "Invitation to the Marriage Supper." He dealt fully with the various excuses given, and urged his hearers to be honest with God, and accept Him without delay. Several signified their intention of acccptanco of Christ as their Saviour. The Revs. W. A. Sinelai " and P. W. Fairclough, llr Duncan Wright, and others occupied platform seats, and a large united choir led the singing. The children and young people's 6ervice is to be held at 4 p.m. to-day, and Biblcrcading from 3 to 4 p.m. to-day also. No meetings will be held to-morrow. On Sunday tho Rev. Mr Cole addresses a meeting of women only at 3 o'clock in tlio Garrison Hall, and at 8 o'clock the samo day delivers an address after tho usual church services. The famous fciMtwn leisure, "L'ife in Melbourne Slums," will be given on Tuesday alight in the Garrison Hall, when over 100 line pictures of rescue work will bo shown and illustrated solos rendered. Mr Geo. Hell lias consented to preside, and a large crowd should gather to hear this lecture, as this will bo the only opportunity. Proceeds am in aid of the Melbourne Boy Rescue Work, to which the Rev, Mr Colo devotes most of his labours. , The Rev. Mr Cole deliver; another evangelistic address in tho Choral Hall this evening. Workers are asked to meet at 7.15 o'clock, tho address commcaicing at 7.45.