Page 3 Advertisements Column 2

Southland Times, Issue 12013, 2 May 1892, Page 3

!HE IS COMING! WHO<2

MX W. H. JUDE, Tho Musical Evangelist and the compose] of hundreds of songs that have thrilled with emotion the souls of millions of God'e people throughout the world ; also one oi England's greatest organists. Mr Jude ie the composer of •• The Mighty Deep," "Deep in the Mine," "The Castle Gate," " Plymouth Sound," " A Hundred Fathoms Deep," "On Deck," "The Better Land," " Behold t I Stand at the Door," and scores of other songs that he will sing after his arrival at Invercargill on Tuesday, the third of May. Mr Jude will commence a series of his famous orations that have filled with overflowing audiences the Hobart Town Hall for so many weeks past. The first of the series will be " Heavenly Music in the Struggle of Life," illustrated with his own charming compositions.

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