Life sketches of ellen g. white

in His humiliation, His self-denial, His suffering. We owe
everything to Jesus, and renewedly I consecrate myself to
His service, to lift Him up before the people, to proclaim
His matchless love." p. 332, Para. 3, [LS15].
About noon, December 3, the Alameda tied up to the
Auckland wharf. Very soon a number of representative
members of the Auckland church were on board, welcoming the
party to New Zealand. All were invited to the home of
Brother Edward Hare. During dinner many incidents of Elder
Haskell's first visit were related. In the afternoon an
inspection was made of the city and its beautiful suburbs.
In the evening, in the first Seventh-day Adventist
meetinghouse built south of the equator, Mrs. White spoke
to an eager congregation, on the love of Jesus. p. 332,
Para. 4, [LS15].
Early next morning the Alameda proceeded on her way, and
entered Sydney harbor at 7 A.M., December 8. Elder and Mrs.
A. G. Daniells were waiting at the wharf. During the week
spent at their home, Mrs. White spoke twice to the Sydney
church. p. 332, Para. 5, [LS15].
December 16, the party reached Melbourne, and were given a
most hearty welcome by Elder Geo. C. Tenney and his
associates in the publishing house. In anticipation of Mrs.
White's arrival, Elder Tenney had vacated his new house,
and insisted that she and her helpers walk in and make
themselves at home. p. 333, Para. 1, [LS15].
The Australian Conference Meeting -- It was only a week
till the time of the opening of the Australian Conference,
which was to be held in Federal Hall, North Fitzroy,
Melbourne, beginning December 24. There were in regular
attendance about one hundred representatives from the
companies of Sabbath keepers in Victoria, Tasmania, South
Australia, and New South Wales. p. 333, Para. 2, [LS15].
At that time there were about four hundred and fifty
Sabbath keepers in all Australia and Tasmania. At the
capital of each of the colonies entered, a church had been
established; and it was in these leading cities that the
bulk of the membership was located. p. 333, Para. 3,
[LS15].
During the Conference, much thought was given to the
question as to how the message should be carried to all