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Star (Christchurch), Issue 7178, 1 June 1891, Page 3

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"Arab ' and "Shah Brand Teas, frost all grocers and storekeepers The Cathedbal.— The Very Eeverendthe Dean preached his first sermon since hia return from England at the mid-day service in the Cathedral yesterday. He expressed his thankfulness to God for having been permitted to return to bis work with renewed health and strength, and stated that he proposed to make a new departure in his Cathedral teaching. It had at all times appeared to him that there was something unsatisfactory, a desultorinesß, in a succession of detached sermons on unconnected texts, and he, therefore, proposed that his sermons at the midday services should convey a series of connected teachings on special Bubjecte, each occupying a definite and not tooprolonged period. Accordingly, he would begin from that day a Beriea of sermon*, on the Creed. The Dean then preached from Hebrewß xi. t 1, «♦ Faith is the sub- ' stance of things hoped for." ___ «ctoooanr»H awat to BUTEES OP A BOTTLE O» BBEADALBANB WHISKY. „ JpmeA byAljx. Venraaoß *Oo- Glasgow VarUoiilan from all Wine Marohanti? Stom keepen, HoteUwepen, and Spirit Dealers TOut*