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Star (Christchurch), Issue 9253, 4 June 1908, Page 4

" It does not matter how much money you leave behind you," said the Bishop of London in a sermon to busincfie men on a recent Sunday. Ask yourselves this question — Are you honourable in I your business, ' straight ' in your private life? Tfhat I tod the business | men of New York I will tell you. You | j are solely stewards of what money you j have; not one penny of it belongs to you. The wealth you possess, whether it be thousands or tens of thousands, . has been lent to you by God to administer justly. Of course, you have a right to put money by you for the sake of your children, ' or as a safeguard against adversity. But this is the question you must put to yourselves— Are you ad minister in <r the money Crod has lent you for the good of the people? You, who employ so many, who have brought together in the one great city this vast multitude, should be the first I to see to its welfare." '