A Quaint Report.

Waiapu Church Gazette, Volume XV, Issue 3, 1 September 1924, Page 437

A Quaint Report.

••- 1 The Nyasaland" Chronicle"' publishes reports of church work written from time to time by native workers. Below-, are -given a few interesting expressions:—' ■ ;, . I demand to details, many news this time, but I cannot, because no opportunity to, write . many news ;; but I -wiU try to details my journey news. Captain Hay wood sent boat on shore to .fetch Archdeacon on board; then the 'boat went on shore to fetched.. A r pM eacon< ■^• e came- 'on. board arid , we greet him; I was very : r in.i terested when I saw him and he told me that you ought to go on shore. at cmce, the people wait to greeting you; an "I then we went on shore with hint tLe same .boat ; we arrived , on shore, on the beaeh I saw many people and teachers and Reader Benaiah , Mfeiza were standing on the beach to. greeting, me,, and to welcome, and I greeting; them; and, they greeting me; and Archdeacon took riie to his house : and we. rested little and he show me my house to. slept. "in.. He did goo c£ B.G* commodatipn to .me,..; he > .hospitality; very nicely indeed. ; They gathering together all teachers-, about 40 teachers and four Readers with them..; I try to. gave them good' exhortations aa I can to my brethren;; so I .cannot to detail many news; I; think, these are quite enough for my; brethreiis. I cannot details about Conference; it, seems, to me, are .very difficult . ;to explain. Now on •. these days I: am" 'Ims^j for hearing. confession ready.; for Qhijistmas : ; Day. ; I; h^ye no (qjpor- : tunitj.; tinie. to ;,.detaii anuch nejsyi.— ;.