PAN-ANGLIOAN CONGRESS.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2221, 19 June 1908, Page 3

PAN-ANGLIOAN CONGRESS.

A NEW ZEALAND SPEAKER, DAILY RELIGIOUS. INSTRUCTION. United Press Association. Copyright (Received June 18, 11.35 p.m.) LONDON, June 18. At a meeting of the Pan-Anglican Congress at the Albert Hall, Archbishop Clarke urged the organisation of church finance . The Bishop of New Guinea addressed the industrial missions'section. The Bishop of Perth, addressing the section relating to the church’s missions throughout Christendom, declared that none more than a rough Australian appreciated the' influence of a real lady in imparting religion. The Rev. A. C. Hoggins (New Zealand), addressing the education section. referred to tho gradual change of feeling in New Zealand in favor of religion given, bv trained teachers as a part of daily education. The Bishop.of North Queensland, declared that a race of white pagans was growing up in some parts of Queensland, NEW ZEALAND CONGRATULATIONS. ,U [Press Association.] DUNEDIN, June 18. Replying to congratulations by the Primate on behalf of the Anglican Church of the Dominion, the president of the .Pan-Anglican Congress* cables: ‘’Message read at Albert Hall amid cheers; warm thanks from .all; Congress prospers. —Montgomery.”