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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLII, Issue 11531, 7 May 1918, Page 8

There was a ;-:ood attendance at the Marten mission meeting last evening, when Mr Trigy.e delivered another of his earnest evangelistic addresses. The subject last night was the soinevlr t an unusual 'one of" The Elder Brother," taken from the well known ,'parable of the Prodigal Son. In Ins own graphic styie;tho Mi;-s:oner tlo 11 with this strikiii/; Biblical character, receiving the sa3iie rapt attention which has characterised the audiences on previous evenings. ToLight Mr Trigge will deliver his popular recital "Tho story of my life," which is the narrative of a prominent footbnlir-r and cricketer who'became a preacher, Ibis recital has drawn laree attendances in many parts of tho i-'ominion; in Christchurch it has been delivered eight times, ou each occasion to large audiences, the last time being about three weeks ago, when the 1.-rge Dnrh.nin Street Church, about SOO persons was well fdled. The open-nir Dsby gets on best. Leave youra out or doors all tho rime, but put a North British Hot Water Bottle at his feet. Watch him grow.*