The new Seamen's Mission Church of St. Andrew, Broadway, was dedicated on Tuesday afternoon in the presence of a congregation which easily overflowed the 200 seats or so of the handsome little was equally tied with clergy, the surpliced congregation, the apse
procession which secompanied the Bishoy up the aisle comprise Revs. A. Walker, M.A. and Dsing (Chinese), Bishop's Chaplains; the Rev. F. Hawks-Pott, D. D., Principal, Jessfield College; the Rev. A. S. Mann, B.D. the Rev. J. W. Nichols; the Rev. Floming James; the Rev. J. B. Ost; the Rov. H. Newcomb (Chaplain), and Mr. J. H. Worth (Lay Reader) of St. Andrew's.
The procession passed from the clergy house under an arch of banners to the entrance porch, where the Bishop made the customary three knocks on the door, which was then opened to him. The Rev. A. 8 Walker made the petition for the procession continued to. the' alter, tion er the Tes} while the twenty-fourth Psalm was recited. The service included the hymns "Come, Holy Ghost," and "The Church's One Foundation," and the anthem "Before Jehovah's awful throne." Mr. Nelson was at the organ, which has been
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