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Notice!
THE undersigned wish to state to the public that it is absolutely necessary that those who are planning to come to the Sanitarium, or the Medical Missionary College, should write in advance of coming, and make necessary arrangements. It is not sufficient simply to write, giving notice of coming, but that arrangements should actually be made with those in charge of the work. It has for several years been customary for those who had friends at the Sanitarium to write and notify their friends of their coming. Such a notice is not adequate, and the management of the institution desire to say that, after this date, they cannot receive any with the exception of those with whom they have previously corresponded. SANITARIUM.
Maritime Provinces of Canada, Notice!
THE annual meeting of Seventh-day Adventists for Nova Scotia will be held in Halifax, May 23–26, 1902. Elder W. H. Thurston, president of the Canadian Union Conference, and other ministers will be in attendance.
Preparations will be made to accommodate those who attend, free of charge. Those coming over the railways would better purchase return-trip tickets from their home station, as this will be the best rates we can get.
The New Brunswick meeting, which will be the official meeting for the provinces, will be held at St. John, May 29 to June 3, 1902, in Forester's Hall, 38 Charlotte Street.
Those coming over the Intercolonial Railway will return free, by purchasing one full first-class ticket, and taking standard certificate of same at their home station.
The St. John brethren have provided free accommodations for all who attend.
Ample ministerial help is supplied,—W. H. Thurston, president of the Canadian Union Conference; S. A. Farnsworth, of Quebec; Wm. Guthrie, of Iowa; J. G. Hanna, of Michigan; and others.
This will be one of the most important gatherings we have ever held. At this meeting the Maritime Provinces are to be organized into a conference. GEO. E. LANGDON. St. John, N. B.
