To the Editor of the Norta-Cuixa Datty News. thoroughfare. native popula tinually is a great and gro Net only has it a large are con-all pructs of the settlements ni amusement, re being formed and erected, which ace yet insutlicient to meet the wants of the community. Amid thes" changes we observe a number of hurdies, for the Accommortit ive Christians and others, th jai for the purpose deep con-lotion of the M ries that a large building is required in a central place, where all the native Christians, amounting to many hundrs lently assemble, and by means of which also demonstration would be furnished to the natives generally of the progress of Christunity. At present the churches or chapels in existence are inadequate for such an assembly and as the different Missions are practically one in sentient Uspirit. they would" he glad to havea plice of the kind at their and, in which they mizht unite for Chris service, and where the Gos preached by them me here other cements mi he anode in connection with it for the advantage of the ive community. appeal is therefore put help in this matter. Te is believed that many would sympathise in the proposed movement and by ready to aid in it. The owners " uni pro induced to contribute nil ud evinces their purt, whi which is rear most desirable th events. [t will he the scheme in questi the foreign emauni ment of x0 and is certain of waul course of fication if a is encouraged by the establish greatly to their honour asa mei orial of their Christian faith and interest in the spiritual enlightenment of the Chinese.
Lam, ete., ath February.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.