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Otago Witness, Issue 2955, 2 November 1910, Page 63

A United States Government report states that ministers of the Gospel will have received during 1910 the eurn of £20,000,000 in salaries. Recently the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church, Manhattan, offered a minister £3600 a year and a house, but. the call was refused. Several Now York ministers receive £3OOO a year each. lIIIIHIIM r ilJ:f.ll::R COVERING THE liffl^XlKH Auokland, Masterton, Christchurcb, and Dunedin v The SOUVENIR is Profusely Illustrated Including SFLENBID PORTRAITS''of Dr. and Mrs. Henry and Mr. and M.w. Potts ;*, STRIKING SNAPSHOTS of the Miasioners at'Work. PORTRAIT GROUPS of the Five Executive Committees; FLASHLIGHT PICTURES of the Monster Tea Meeting In Christchurcb and the Mass Meeting iu the Garrison Hall in Dunedin; View of the Missioiicrs at Work ia the OPEN Alii, &c. ■ The leading items in the letterpress are as follows: — Dr. HEWRY—His Character and Career, Mrs. HENRY— The Woman acd Her Work. THE MISSION PARTY—Brief Biographies. The MUSIU ot the Mission. BIRD'S-EYE-VIEW of the Five Hiasionsi THE YALUE OF THE WORK—Testimonies of the Leading Ministers and Laymen. Dr. Henry on the Drink Question. Yerbatim Report of Three of Dr. Henry's Addresses (2) A Bible Reading; (3) An Evangelistic Address. gome Special Descriptive Articles contributed to Yarious Periodicals. Purple Patches from Presß Notices. Behind the Scenes Notes by Dr. Henry, etc, etc. The Souvenir, which contains 56 pages of letterpress and illustrations, will be sold at the popular price of SIXPENCE. Posted free, As the edition published is being rapidly sold, all who desire to secure copies are urged to fill in the accompanying order form without delay. THE PUBLISHER, OUTLOOK, Boxl7G, 0.P.0., Dunedin, I'lease forward me... copies of thi IIEN&Y MISSION SOUVENIR, for which I enclose. Address in full •.