THE PROPOSED CATHEDRAL.
TO THE EDITOR. Sir,—l nolico that Mr Hewitson, writing over the date of May 27, asks the Primate, of Hie Anglican Church " whether Dr Watt or any other Presbyterian (minister would bo allowed 'to conduct or tako part in a, service in the. 'Anglican Cathedral," etc., and he concludes by stating (in plain English) that the support of the Presbyterians will, ill a measure,' depend upon it. I would ask Mr Hewitson two questions—ft) Havo all the. Presbyterian churches, ill Duucdin and elsewhere, been erected solely by Presbyterian subscriptions? (2) If not, are, the Presbyterian pulpits open to the ministers of ail those denominations whoso members have subscribed throughout the land for the erection of the churches for the' Presbyterians?—l am, etc.. One Who Wouid Like to Know.
—If the whole of the watery vapour ia the atmosphere wore to fall at onco in the form of rain, it would not, according to an authority, cover tho entire surface of tho earth to a depth of more than five inches.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 12991, 4 June 1904, Page 5
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173THE PROPOSED CATHEDRAL. Otago Daily Times, Issue 12991, 4 June 1904, Page 5
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