MR. ANGUS CLUNAS, General Treasurer, 35 Ardconnel Terrace, Inverness, acknowledges, with thanks, the following donations:—
SUSTENTATION FUND.
D. Alexander, Keiss Village, Wick, 20/; Ewan Cameron, S.S. “Medway,” Bristol Sheds, Glasgow, 10/; “Anon,” (Edinburgh P.O.), 5/. Per Rev. J. S. Sinclair—R. Macfarlane, Uiskera, Benbecula, 5/.
MISSION TO FORCES FUND.
H. Mackay, Vancouver, British Columbia, 20/6 (five dollars); “Lady Friend,” 5/; W. Ross, Candacraig, Morven, Ballater, 3/; Miss C. Fraser, Ellan, Carrbridge, 5/; “A Kentish Friend,” 20/; Miss Maclean, Morile Cottage, Tomatin, 5/; “Friend,” Edinburgh, 7/6; “Friend,” Beauly, 10/; Colin and John Matheson, Tanera, 5/; Miss Macleod, Bendarroch, Strathlay, 15/; “Anon,” (Lochinver P.O.), 10/; “Lady Friend,” Stratherrick, 10/; “Anon,” Tain, 10/; “Two Lady Friends,” Lochcarron, 10/. Per Rev. J. R. Mackay—”A Friend,” Creich, 10/; “Friend,” Caithness, 10/; “Canadian Friend,” 3/8. Per Rev. N. Cameron—”Two Lady Friends,” 20/; “Anon,” (Glasgow P.O.), 20/; “Friend,” Glasgow, 20/; A. S., 10/; Miss MacInnes, 3/; Glasgow P.O., 5/. Per Rev. J. S. Sinclair—Miss Turner, Dumbarton, 10/; R. Wright, Glasgow, 5/; Mrs. Macrae, Inverkeithing, 2/; F. Mackenzie,
Sydney, New South Wales, 7/6; “A Friend,” Glasgow, 2/; Mrs. W. Black, Melness House, Tongue, 17/6; “A Friend,” Dumbarton, 10/; Miss Watson, Crieff, 2/6.
FOREIGN MISSIONS.
John Munro, Newton, Ontario, 4/2 (one dollar) for Psalms in Kaffir. Per Rev. N. Cameron—”Inverness-shire,” 15/ (of which 5/ is for free medicines); “Two Lady Friends,” 10/. Per Rev. J. R. Mackay—”Friend,” Caithness, 10/.
D. Macleod, Badcall, Inchard, Kinlochbervie, 5/ for Home Mission Fund and 5/ for College Fund; Miss Macleod, Bendarroch, Strathtay, 5/ for Books to Soldiers and Sailors.
Rev. Neil Cameron, Glasgow, acknowledges, with thanks, 5/- for Bibles to Soldiers and Sailors, from “Inverness-shire.”
Rev. James S. Sinclair acknowledges, with thanks, 18/- for Bibles to Soldiers and Sailors, from Miss J. M. Ross, Wilkie, Sask., Canada; and 10/- for Deputy to Hospitals in France, from “Two Girl Friends.”
Mission to Forces Fund—Appeal.
WE desire to thank most sincerely all the friends who have contributed so liberally to this Fund, and we beg to appeal again to our people to help us further, as all the money received has been paid out. It would be a very great pity should we be compelled to give up this Mission for lack of money. Please send contributions to Mr. Angus Clunas, 35 Ardconnel Terrace, Inverness.
(Signed) NEIL CAMERON,
Convener of Mission to Forces.
Church Notes.
Communions.—John Knox’s, Glasgow (Hall, 2 Carlton Place, South-side), first Sabbath of October; Scourie (Sutherland), third; Lochinver (Sutherland), fourth; and Wick (Caithness), fifth. Oban, first Sabbath of November; St. Jude’s, Glasgow (Jane Street, Blythswood Square), second.
Mission to the Forces in England.—The Rev. Andrew Sutherland, Ullapool, is at present conducting this Mission in the South of England. The numbers of men in attendance continue the same, and it is highly desirable that the Mission should be continued as long as there is necessity for it. An appeal for financial support is published above, and we trust there will be a hearty and liberal response.
Official Chaplaincy at the Front.—We have been in communication with the War Office and with Lord Balfour of
Burleigh, Chairman of the Scottish Advisory Committee on Chaplains, and have received encouragement to expect that an official Chaplaincy will be given to a Free Presbyterian minister at an early opportunity.