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RELIEF FUND.· J)atron: H.R.H. PRINCE CHRISTIAN.

£10,000 required to Relieve New and Urgent Oases.

HUNDREDS of aged and a.ftlicted Yictims, so cruelly robbed of their life-saYings by the great Liberator

Fraud, just as they were hoping to enjoy the fruit of their industry and thrift. Many of them are members of the Church of England. Cheques and P.O.'s ShoUld be sent to the Secretary, ReY. J. STOCKWELL WATTS, 16, Farringdon Street, E.C.

THE MISSIONS TO SEAIIEN. (With which Is incorporated tho Thamos Church Mission).

Pa!rvn: Hrs MAJESTY THE KING. Vice·Patr<mt: H.R.H. THE PRINCE OF WALES, K.G.

THE FoUR AncHBISI'IOPS. TaE BisHOPS, Ero. One hundred years ago our sailors won for Ull the

inestimable blessing of peace around our Island coasts. To-day we owe to our sailors: (l) The safety of our

Empire ; (2) our food and luxuries ; (S) the safe p""""ge of our commerce, malls, friends and relatives to all parts of the world.

We can show our gratitude by helping The Missions to Seamen to maintain ite 229 " Sky Pilote " (Chaplains, Readers, Boatmen, etc.), and 116 "Har· bours of Refuge" (Seamen's Churches and Institutes) in 86 Seaports all over the World.

Expenditure in 1004, #U'>0,806. Contributions, Olfertories, Drawlng.Room Meeting Collections, etc., will be gratefully received by the Secretary, Stuart C. Knox, Esq., M.A., 11, Buckingham St., Strand, W.O. ·

OPERATIVE .JEWISH CONVERTS' INSTITUTION

(Ckurch o England.) PruismENT: COLONEL ROBERT WILLIAMS, M.P.

OB.JECT .-To 110sist young Christian Jews in dis­tress h1 enabling them to help themselves. They are received for three years, provided for entlrel,y, and taught trades.

SUPPORT .-Orders for Printing and Bookbinding are very helpful, but subscriptions and donations are also needed, and will be most thankfully received by the Prlnoipal, the Rev. H. 0. ALLBROOK, P&lestine House, Bodney Road, Hackney, N.E. ; or by the lion. Treasurer, A. R. PIT£, Esq., Effingham Souse Rams gate.

THE CHURCHMAN ADVERTISER. 11

THE NILE • .l'«)... K'S Modern and splendidly equipped STEAMERS leave CAIRO for LUXOR, ASSOU AN, V :and THE SECOND CATARAC'r, ~ularly during the Egyptian Tourist Season­llfOVEMBER to MARCH-affording opporturuties to visit all the temples, monuments, and places of interest in UPPER EGYPT.

FREQUENT SAILINGS. MODERATE FARES.

().· OMBINED BOOKINGS by Egyptian and Soudan Railways and Cook's steamers at Special

Rates to ALL POINTS in UPPER EGYPT and to KHARTOUM and GONDOKORO.

11o..TEW. and luxuriously furnished STEAMERS and STEEL DAHABEAHS, of various sizes, .1,1 . ON HIRE for private parties.

For detailed information see Special Programme, with Mapa and Plans, on application to

THOS. COOK & SON, LUDOATE CIRCUS, LONDON, Or any Branch Office or AGENCY •

• CIETY FOR RELIEF OF PERSECUTED JEWS· . (SYRIAN COLONIZATION FUND).

i)resi;)ent: LOBD AliiBBBS'r 01' BAOXlii'BY.

TORTURE AND MASSACRE OF JEWS h!IB continued this year, and there have been many bad outbreaks. Jews, therefore, leave Russia, where there is no safety for their wives or children. Very few can be received here. THIS SOCIETY ENDEAVOURS TO REI.IEVE by food and work, the misery of some of the thoWlallds who have found refuge at Jer11ealem. At Ab~'s Vineyard Jews are employed in various industries. PURE OLIVE OIL SOAP made by them can be had from the Office at 48. per doz. Tablets, post free. l,SOO l'a.mflies of aged, sick, and blind are on our registry for relief.

WE ASK FOR FUNDS as the winter adds to the chronic distress of these poor in their miserable ' homes. WORK, FOOD, and FUEL are URGENTLY NEEDED.

DONATIONS THANKFULLY RBCBIVBD by F. A. BEVAN, Hon. Trea8UI1'er, 64, LoMBARD ElTBBBT, E.C.

and by E. A. FINN, Secretary, 41, PARLIAKENT STBBET, S. W.

PBOTBSTA:RT BBFOB:DIATIO:R SOCIETY. '!'he OLDBS'l' Ohuroh Society for the Maintenance of the Beltg10UII Pr1nciplea of the Reformation

'!'he ONLY MiaBion to Boma.n oatholios in England. (Established 1827.)

MISSIONARY. EDUCATIONAL. EVANGELISTIC,

JUST PUBLISHED.

THE PROTESTANT DICTIONARY. Beau.tlf'ully 1/lu.atrated, ts11. net.

Of REAL AND PERMANENT VALUE to a Clergyman, Minister, Teacher, Protestant Worker, Public .»r Pareeloltal Library. .

::&"'1::u::a.CI.a a.re "C"rge:a.tl.y l."G'eed.ed.. WALTER A. LIMBRICK, Secretary, 62, Berners Street, London, W.

prottstantism an<l tbt Brttisb Ptoplt (WITH TWELVE ILLUSTRATIONS),

7Jg the Author of'' REPLIES TO ROMANIST s.•• d hia

'l'Bll EliGLISS: OBUROHMAN says: " '!'he subject· matter of the booklet indicates wide reading and eep torieal knowledge."

ONE PENNY.

PROTESTANT ALLIANCE, 430, Strand, LONDON.

ST. MICHAEL'S COLLEGE, Near TENBURY, WORCESTERSHIRE.

BOYS thoroughl)' prepared for Public Schools. Most healthy situation ; large playing fields and Fives COurt& ; eepa.rate cubicles. Head master, REv. W. A. RENWICK, M.A.,

late Scholar of Hertford College, Oxford. --------

APPLY: REV. THE WARDEN.

12 THE OHUROHM:AN ADVERTISER.

TELEmoNE : 602 Bolborn.

EDE, SON & RAVENSCROFT Founded In the Reign o' Will/ant and Mary, 1689.

Bppotntments

CLERICAL ROBE MAKERS and TAILORS, 98 & 94, CHANCERY LANE, LONDON.

Tho National Protostant Church Union. 'tto -promote tbe Crtnctples of tbe 1Reformatton as set fortb in tbe -praper-boolt an!;) Brttclea of tbe <tburcb

of Jenglanl'.

SEL.BCTED PUBLICATIONS. ENGLISH CHURCH TEACIDNG on Faith, Life,a.ndOrder. By the Lord Bishop

of DURHAM, the Rev. Canon GIRDLESTONE, M.A., and the Rev. T. W. DRURY, B.D. Is. net; Is. sd". post free.

THE BLESSED DEAD: DotheyNeedourPrayers1 By the Rev. HUGH FALLOON, B.A., with Preface by the Rev. Prebendary WEBB-PEPLOE, M.A. Cloth, Is. net.

CHURCH QUESTIONS. By the Rev. GILBERT KARNEY, M.A. Cloth gilt, Is. ; psper, 6d. net. ·

THE CATHOLIC FAITH: a. Manual of Instruction for Members of the Church of England. By the Rev. W. H. GRIFFITH THOMAS, B.D. 462 pp. Cloth gilt, 2s. ; paper, Is. net; post free, ls. 3d.

KNOTS UNTIED. By the late Bishop RYLE. Popnla.r Edition. Cloth gilt, ls. net; ls. 4d. post free.

THE CHURCHMAN'S GUIDE ON PRESENT-DAY QUESTIONS. Spec!aJJ.y intended for the Young. By the Rev. Canon GIRDLESTONE, M.A. 96 pp. Cloth, 6d. net.

THE EASTWARD POSITION. By the Rev. GILBERT KARNEY, M.A. ld.; 6s. per IOO.

EVENING COMMUNION. By the late Dean FARRAR. 6d.perdozen; 3s. perlOO

Full Particulars of the Society's Work, Tel'lll8 of Membership, etc., will be sent on application to the Secretary,

National Protestant Cbnrcb Union, 324. Regent Street, London, W. HOME MISSIONS of the CHUR.CH.

(Additional Curates Society.)

To support Clergymen for work among the Poor.

OFFICE: 89, Vwro&u STREET, WEBTMINBTE&.

TREASUJLERs: C. T. ARNOLD, EsQ., AND RT. RoN. JOHN G. TALBOT, M.P.