DUNEDIN CITY MISSION.

Otago Witness, Issue 2626, 13 July 1904, Page 12

DUNEDIN CITY MISSION.

j The monthly meeting of the committee of the above took place on Tuesday, when there was a good attendance. In tho absence o£ the president Mr John A. D. Adams took I th-c chair. | Mr Rosevear (hon. treasurer) reported the following donations for June: — General fund — Member of committee, £1 ; busine-s firm. £1 Is; city merchant. £5: lady homer, ss; Mr M., £2 2s ; a lady friend. £5; friends, £5 16s 8d; Russell Street Hall, 18s; a lady. £5 ; members >A committee, £1. Good Samaritan fun-J — A friend, £1; friends, £2 , 10s; a lady sympathisci, £2; a friend 2s. , Total. £30' Ws £d.

In his -monthly memo, tlvp Missionary {Me D. Wright) ga\e an interesting account, of the various activities far the month. Along with other workers, he finds much sickness among-t old and young; there are manycalls for help, and urgent cases needing immediate attention. Ha aho finds time on week days and Sundays to assist in ciUferent chtirches and Sunday schools, without respect of denominational distinctions. The various classes have, through examinations and holidays, been intc-rrupted, but crowds of joung people will very soon rally as?ain Mid make things hum. To all kind fne-uls and helpers ho offers thanks — hearty thanli3 onoe again.