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Dr. "Danie" Craven Talks To Young People St. Ruul's Schoolroom, Napier, wa'* packed to tho doors last cvening, when a bricf addrcss was given by the vicecaptuiri of tho touring South African i'ootball team, Dr. "Danie" Craven. Tlie famous international delivered n most interesting addrcss following a short service, aud was cnost cnthusiasticully received by his audieucc, Avhicli consistcd i'or tho most part of youngor people. Formerly a student to beconio a paslor in tho Dutch Churcli, Dr. Craven was prevcnted from completing his studies by a throat injury which seri ously affected his voice, and in his native land is now in a teaching position at St. Andrew's, Grahamstowu. It was noticeable last evening, however, that the eff-ects of his injury have disappeared, for allh-mgh his voice was quiet, it Avas peneuating and impressive. The visitor rcviewed his sporting career, and for a short period spoke on the relationship between sport and Ghristianity, emphasising that it was good sportsmanship that had made the game of Rugby. During his tour of New Zealand, Dr. Craven has addressed congregations in many ehurckes in additioir tq Bibie classos3 .
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 206, 16 September 1937, Page 4
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