Taradale.

Waiapu Church Gazette, Volume I, Issue 11, 1 May 1911, Page 174

Taradale.

Vicar: Rev. A. P. Clarke. Zap Header : Mr. McCuteheon. Harvest Thanksgiving Services were held at All Saints' Church on Sunday, March 26th. ' Appropriate and stirring sermons were preached by 'Mr EL A. McCuteheon m the morning, and Archdeacon K,uddock m, the t eve.ning. The services were very well attended, and were bright and hearty, the choir rendering the music devotionally, and the congregation- taking their share m full. . Mi; Donald Haultain, who for three years gave such valuable assistance m this parish, lately spent a week here on his • way _ to -Moore College, Sydney, where he will study for the ministry. We have just heard that the valuable window presented to St. Michael's Church by Mr T. H. Lowry has arriv-ed-in Napier. < Some time ago the members of the Gleaners' Union purchased a magic lantern for the purpose of increasing throughout the parish an interest m missionary works" The first of a series of meetings was held in' Meanee Hall the other night, when views of China were shown, and Mr W. J. Pallot most kindly spoke on' the various slides, interesting; the large number present exceedingly. The slides were generously lent by the C.M.A. We are very much indebted to the schoolmaster at Meanee (Mr Menzies), for making it easy for

the children to attend. We are also, indebted to Mr Maurice Halliwell and Mr Trevelyan for assisting m manipulating the lantern, which worked splendidly. Parishioners are very grateful to Mesdames Willcocks and Thompson, and Miss Clarke for temporary help at the organ m All Saints' Church.