The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-06-04

H.i UHh... Do. vitH with UtH
Is s,u'.mH from tuu sweet singer VI
l-ayi f'tIce he within thy walls
aud prosperity within thy palaces
Tor my brethren aul companions
sai,e- will nov say, peace be- within
thee.
Rev AIcx. Nackiutosh. pastor OF
the second congregation Of ST. An.
duN's Cathedral spoke us follows
My dear lricud---lu response to "a
. hIud and maternal letter from your
. pastor, DR.. Bpckwilh. come today
/ 90 bring lo you the cordial .alutations
/ Of Che people 10 whom, a- a priest of
the Anglican Church. minister.
We all appreciate the Christian mo
live which inspired The desire for
unity on such an occasion as this
/ We sympathize with you in your
efforts 10 spread aud deeLrn the
| gospel Of Christ our common saviour
and the chief corner stone on which
we all build. And we rejoice with
YOU IN the wonderful success of YOUR
undertaking to build Il house meet
for the worship Of God, and hope
that the beautiful structure when
cOmulcted will draw many into the
service of God. Again, my dear
friends, do | assure you who have
done 50 much to hell and encourage
us in our work in the Anglican
| Church, of our love and sympathy,
and give you the assurance also of
our prayers to God, that He will
prosper You in your work for Him,
and of our hope that a building meet
for His worship, refuge for souls
yearning for salvation through
Christ, will be the result OF your
lab0rs, and that it will prove but a
type aud foreshadowng of that great
temple not made with hands eternal
in the heavens.
Rev. A. n. Fisher, missionary Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church to
the japanese of these Islands, was
the last speaker. He said: | stand
here representative of the Christian
portion of the japanese population
resident on Oahu, Maui and Kauai.
There is special reason for "a mo-
meHt's delay in contamination of the
exercises Of this hour that you may
receive their greetings. The most
of them are recently emergent from
heathenism, and it is in part due to
the liberality of this society and to
the labor of individuals of this as
sembly, that the gospel has been
brought to them And by so much
as they find themselves unspeakably
advantaged by the new life upon
which they have entered, are they
cordial in theiI salutation. In uSt
so far as they are relieved of the
fears, and released from the burdens
of ldolatrous belief, and advanced in
the scale Of citizenship and elevated
in their conception of Wnt,cge, and
exalted in unseen relate. 1tC they
appreciative of your sacrifices i'll
their behalf and grateful for your
devotion to their interests and de-
lighted in your prosperity. Your
enlargement is their endowment.
And they will watch the rising of
this noble structure with profound
interest, and when the top stone is
brought forth they will undoubtedly
sIn of NJ nj n
Rev. DR.. Beckwith offered prayer,
after which the following hymn,
composed by Mrs. b. f. Dillingham;
for the occasion, was sung by the
choir and congregation:
Great God, in tender love look down,
And bless The work our hands perform:
our lahors let thy goodne 5 crown
With holy zeal and purpose warm.
Behold. a Corner stone we lay
In lions temple for the Lord
our cou-ecrating VOWS we pay
With hearts and tongues in glad accord.
The Masters hand these builders guide;
The Masters grace these walls adOrn;
The Masters presence here abide,
Till breaks the bright, uuending morn.
MIR W. W. Hail, clerk of the
church, read the following list of
article, to be deposited III the cavity
under the stone:
''Thv manuals and annual reports
OF the Fort street, Bethel Union and
Central Union churches; the 18th,
3Sth and 2Sth annual reports re-
spectively of the Woman's Board,
the Hawaiian Mission Chidren's
Society and the Hawaiian Evangeli-
cal Association in both Hawaiian and
English Thrum's Hawaiian Annual
for 1891 abstract OF Census of
1897 Directory OF District of Homo
lulu; Tourists Guide through the
Hawaiian Islands; Oahu College Re-
port and list of scholars and teach
ers Of 1890; names of teachers and
scholars in the Sunday School; list
of members of the Ladies Society
PROGRAM of Anniversary Week (June
I-O; Treasurer Report Of Build
ING Fund and names of subscribers
to new building; Hawaiian coins
(S1.O0, 80, 20, 'lO); copies of all
the newspapers printed in Honolulu;
Reports of the Chief Justice, 1890;
Government Survey, 1889; ASSIST
ant in charge of Meteoroogy; Min
lister of Finance, 1890; Minister of
Interior, 1890; Collector of Gus
toms, 1890: report of the Y. NJ. c.
4. with names of officers for 1891;
program of services of Installation
of Rev. f. G.. Beckwith, ID. D., over