A FARMERS' SCHOLARSHIP.
•REFORM LEAGUE SCHEME. The members of the Women's Political Reform League at Auckland aro convening a mooting to be held in the Auckland Chamber of Commerce, this afternoon to consider the question of establishing a scholarship, or some other memorial, to colobrato the part played by tho farmers of tho province, during tho recont industrial crisis. The idea is that tho endowment of an agricultural scholarship, open i'or competition among the sons of farmers, would bo an appropriate memorial of what is considered to bo an important occasion Ui tho history of the province. Earl Nelson, who is a Roman Catholic, has closed tho.ancient Anglican church at Standlynch, near Salisbury, where he has his seat, on the ground that it belongs to the family estate. His father, tho third carl and great-nephow of the illustrious naval commander, was an enthusiastic Anglican churchman. B.S.A. CARS—Wo have in stock, for immediate delivery,' 13.!)-h.p. ((-cylinder B.S.A. Car, 3-soater, with Silent 'Knight Engine, Hood, Screen, 5 Lamps, Detachable Wheels; Spare Wheel' and Tyre, JSIIS. Catalogues on application. Scott Motor Acency, Lower Cuba Street— Advt.
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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1924, 5 December 1913, Page 7
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183A FARMERS' SCHOLARSHIP. Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1924, 5 December 1913, Page 7
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