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Otago Witness, Issue 2914, 19 January 1910, Page 13

The -iuckkuid' Harbour Board is considerino- a proposal to erect hot salt-water bates. For heating purposes it is intended to use ihe hot water, calculated to be 2000 gallons per minute, now running to waste trom the Tramway Company’s condenser. The North Wales Weekly News mentions that .in Glamorgan a .curate was recently offered a living worth £6OO pet annum. He refused,, and resolved to continue plodding on at £l3O a year in the mining valleys. , ... , A syndicate established in the United States undertakes to provide pastors of any denomination with one sermon a week for an inclusive payment of £2 a year. In the prospectus of the syndicate, the sermons for sale are guaranteed to contain from 2200 to 2500 words, and described as being “ strictly up to date, and containing allusions to current affairs and matters of national interest. Wo shall not furnish oia Service to more than one minister in any given city, so no patron need fear an ac sat ion pi plasaausiuffia'