AN ECCLESIASTICAL CASE.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXVIII, Issue 7965, 16 February 1906, Page 5

AN ECCLESIASTICAL CASE.

BEFORE THE COURT OF ARCHES. Received February 15, 7.30 a.m. LONDON, February 14. Before the Arches Court of Canterbury the deferred decision in the case of the Bishop of St. Albans versus Fillingham was given. The defendant, heretofore Vicar of Hoxton, was charged, first, with purporting to otdain a minister, be not being a bishop; seoond, with preaching and administerng the Lord's Supper in an unconseorated building; third, with disobedience to the lawful commands of the Bishop. Tho Court ordered that unless defendant expresses regret for his acts within a fortnight he be sentenced to deprivation of office. Sir Lewis Dibdin. Dean of Arches, remarked that tho case was unprecedented in the Anglican Church.

The interesting part played by bumble bees in the fertilisation of red clover is likely to be keenly revived soon. Mr O. R. Pemberton, socretary of the Canterbury Agricultural and Pastoral Association, has received information '„bat a small consignment of bees, of various species, will arriv9 from England by the Paparoa at the middle of this mouth. When McGregor met McGregor, in the Victorian Tariff Commission sitting recently, says Tho Argus, the discussion was interesting. One McGregor, a senator, met one McGregor, a farmer, and the following dialogue ensued:—Politician: "Yon say you have sympathy with the local manufacturers of harvesters. In what manner would you be prepared to assist them?" Farmer: "Let them take their chance in open com petition a=t I did. Tho best workman will always come to tho ton. I do not object to a reasonable tariff, but I do object to a prohibitive tariff." ONE HOTTLE CUBED HIM. "Last summer," says Arthur Bolton, of Bolton Bros.. Bendigo, Yin., " T had a severe attack of summer complaint or bowel trouble. For a time I paid no attention, simply let things ran along, but finding it was bocomming a very serious mattor I con oluded to try Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera, and Diarrhcoa Kemedy, whioh I had scon' so highly recommended in the papers. Our local chemist sent rde a small bottle, and before it was all used. I was entirely well, The pain was stopped by the first dose." For sale by I. G. Mason, Masterton.

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