Pr Green

"... hv the rall of tne moderator, ilm kuy W, E. Moore, D D of O. nr Moore p«- livered the opening sonnon, after which lhe Assembly adjourned for luncheon. Pr. Green of Princeton elected moder- ator hy aco la pj a tj op, rhe of the sessum. AMERS ARRIVED. At May tll, uha. trom fima oa. at coston Vay Jl. hundred, ..."

"... it Germany took Australia it would be advantageous to Australia. One 're sult would be that middle-men shire councillors, justices of the peace and other undesirables would have to,go." Pr. Green said he had intended forwarding the letter to the Minister for Dcfcncc, to ascertain whether the writer was fit subjcct lo be interned. However, he had not done so. The ..."

"... the brute was t ailed away. Alr. Pung was severely bitten, lns left thumb being through and through bj the mastiff's teeth, and lns fingers also being somewhat injured. Pr. Green dressed his wounds. tlle dog is represented to be an ugly brute who lias attacked people before and in the same manner, without or the slightest warning. He is licensed. ..."

"... Winthrop. Dr Estimate of the dreat Statesman. Nothin? Too Great and Nothin? Too Little in Every Field of Early in th# past summer the writer a long conversation with Pr Samuel A. Green, a close personal friend of Mr Winthrop, who had enjoyed exceptional opportunities for observing and estimating this distinguished citizen's of mind and heart. The talk was upon the rather abrupt ..."