PRISONERS FROM SAMOA
'-*— ". TWO MEN UNDER,'INDICTMENt. By Telegraph—Press Association. Auohland, January 29. Albert J. Arlow, formerly a commission'agent in Auckland, and latterly in business at Samoa, arrived by the Islands atea'mer under sentence by the military authorities on a charge that has not been divulged. He was committed to the Auckland gaol. ■ A German .was brought from the Islands under escort, and it -iß' understood that he is charged with being in possession of firearms.
UNIVERSITY SENATE
By Telegraph—Press Association,
Auoklarid, January 29.' The University Senate has' concluded. The, Statutes were formally completed. Hereafter a. supplementary examination in accountancy will be held in March. The Senate will meet in Wellington an April to consider the English examiners' reports for honours, "degrees, and scholarships. The next annual conference will be held at Dunedin in January, 1918. - .
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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2990, 30 January 1917, Page 5
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135PRISONERS FROM SAMOA Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2990, 30 January 1917, Page 5
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