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Star (Christchurch), Issue 5429, 3 December 1895, Page 2

Annivbbsaby Dat. - The P»™P ftl attraction for thin holiday is undoubtedly the excursion to Akaroa in connection wita the regatta there. The ?"%!!* VhZZ. attended the excursion made by the J* lora last year has induced the Union Steamship Company to put on a larger boat *till,and they have made arrangements to run the steamship Corinna. In case there should happen to be more passengers than this vessel can accommodate, the company will have another steamer in- Lyttelton with steam up ready to start at a moment . notice, and so prevent any auch as unfortunately happened last year to those people who were unable to get on board. . Christchttbch Moral I) ? AauB '."7,r meeting was held last- evening at toe Methodist schoolroom, St Aeaph Street. The Bey P. W. Fairclough lec fc » red 1a °° "Lessons from the History or Morals, dealing with the various moral P* 0 ? 16 ™ 8 ia their historic bearing and with the different solutions of these problems i in tne pre B ent day. The subjects of slavery, Irohibitory acts, murder and other matters were dealt with. All true refomjwjj exnlained as arising by the will of the people by education, " .enthiwiawn, legislation. The supremacy ;of Christian , morals over those of pagan t ime ß. wa . B .*X dwelt upon. The lecture was attentively listened to. Mr G. J. Smith, M.H.E., 1 presided, and introduced the lecturer.