Communions.—
John Knox’s, Glasgow (Hall, 2 Carlton Place, South Side), first Sabbath of April; Lochgilphead, second; St. Jude’s, Glasgow (Jane Street, Blythswood Square), fourth; Greenock, and Wick, fifth. Oban, and Kames, first Sabbath of May.
Letter from Rev. J. B. Radasi.—
The following, dated 12th January, was received by the Rev. Neil Cameron, Glasgow:—My dear Mr. Cameron, I have received your letter of the 23rd November, and was glad to hear from you again. I also got the postal order for £1 8s., sent by a gentleman and lady; kindly thank them for me. My little girl is now suffering from whooping-cough. I was sorry to hear that your dear mother was not keeping so well, and glad to hear that all the ministers of our Church were keeping well. I spoke to David N’tuli, and he is quite willing to go to Mashonaland, as a missionary of our Church, for the £60 offered by the Synod, and would be glad to be paid monthly if possible. I thank you very much for the comforting and strengthening words contained in your letter. I must now close with kindest regards to you all.—Yours sincerely,
J. B. RADASI.
Notice to Congregational Treasurers in the Northern Presbytery.—
At last meeting of the above Presbytery it was decided that Congregational Treasurers be reminded to send in abstracts of their Financial Statements for the year ending March, 1911, carefully drawn up and audited, to the Clerk of the Presbytery (Rev. D. Beaton, Wick), for the Presbytery’s examination ere they be presented to the respective Congregations. The Presbytery will (d.v.) meet at Wick on 28th April.
Acknowledgments.—
Mr. Angus Clunas, Treasurer, 18 Ardconnel Terrace, Inverness, acknowledges, with thanks, the following donations:—For Sustentation Fund—20/- from “Friends,” Ardniaskain; 12/- from “Friend,” Ardniaskain; 20/- from “Friend,” per Rev. N. M’Intyre; 20/- from “B. F.” (Balinluig Post Office). For Foreign Missions—20/- from “Free Presbyterian” (Kingussie Post Office); 2/6 from Miss Lizzie Mackay, Kingussie; 5/- from “Anonymous”; 45/3 from “Three Friends,” Lochalsh, Canada, per Rev. J. S. Sinclair; 20/6 from Mr. J. Macdonald, Lochalsh, Ontario, per Rev. D. Macleod; 10/- from “B. F.” (Balinluig Post Office). For Kaffir Psalms—20/- from “Friend,” per Rev. N. M’Intyre; 20/- from “Lady Friend,” per Rev. N. Cameron; 20/- from “Lady Friend,” Skye, per Rev. N. Cameron. For Kaffir Bibles—10/- from “A Free Presbyterian,” per Rev. J. S. Sinclair. Mr. Murdo Mackay, missionary, Strathy Point, acknowledges, with thanks, £4 14s. 6d. from the Free Presbyterian Mission, Detroit, U.S.A., for the Strathy Building Fund, per Rev. D. Beaton, Wick. Rev. J. S. Sinclair acknowledges, with thanks, two dollars (8/2) from Friends in Canada, for Mr. Radasi’s child. The Treasurer of the Dingwall Congregation acknowledges, with thanks, 2/6 received for congregational expenses, per Rev. D. Macfarlane, from anonymous contributor. Mr. Angus M’Lennan acknowledges, with thanks, from Miss B. Macdonald, Gairloch (per Mrs. N. Mackay), 6/- for Sustentation Fund, and 3/- for Building Fund of St. Jude’s Congregation.