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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 739, 11 February 1910, Page 5

The Rev. John Dickie, M.A., the' re-cently-appointed, professor of; systematic theology, apologetics'; and :New .Testament Language, and exegesis at Knox College, Dunedin, esnects to leave Scotland : for Now Zealand with:, his '• wife : , next April (states, the "Outlook"). Mr;: Dickie, who is. only ,84 years' of age, entered; Aberdeen University in 1891 ns second arts bursar. He' was a prizeman in nearly all the classes, and graduated in 1895 with honours in classics and the Jenkyns University prize in classical philology. In 1897: he' became a student of divinity -at 'Euinhurgh University, 'gaining an ,Ettles bursary'of £100. -■ Ho'was a prizeman" in all the classes {twice medallist in Hebrew), and gained in 1899, the Hepburn prize of £25 for an'essay on ."Christ tian Theism," and : the Jeffrey ' scholarship of £70 in divinity. During tho summer of 1899 he studied the University of Jena. 3?he' following year ho gained the 'Jeffrey scholarship of £70 in church history. Ho was thus the -first student to bo twice Jcffroy;scholar., Mr. Dickie was licensed by the Presbytery of Edinburgh in 1900, and acted as assistant minister at Fraserburgh, Burntisland, and North Leith.: He was ordained in 1906, and became • colleague and afterwards, successor to the Rev. William Skinner, nt Tarlnnd and'Migiri, a beautiful Deesido parish.

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