DOMINION ITEMS.

Hokitika Guardian, 17 November 1928, Page 6

DOMINION ITEMS.

bible-ix-schools question

(By Telegraph—Press Association)

AUCKLAND, Nov. 15

“I think it is certain that there will lie a majority in favour of the Bible-in-Schools Bill as far as the fourteen Auckland seats are concerned,” said Canon James, one of the leading protagonists of the Bill. “Whatever Government is in power, the Bible-in-Schools League proposes to push the Bill for all it is worth, and has high hopes of getting it through.” Archbishop Averill said the prospects were about the same as neiorc.

NOT OEFIOIa U

WELLINGTON,' Nov. 16

AD .T. Chiirchhows, President and Air L. Mcllvride, General Secretary 01 the A.S.R.S. stated to-night that the telegram from Christchurch regarding increases of pay and concessions to members of the Society was not official. These questions have been discussed by the management blit finality has not been reached.

WOMAN MOTOR CYCLTST KILLED.

PALMERSTON X. Nov. 16

As the result of a collision between n car, driven by A. Silvester, and a motor cycle ridden by Miss Minnie Reed, at the corner of Runhine and Ferguson Streets, this evening, the hitter received head injuries, causing instantaneous death.

The deceased woman was a gardener, aged U! years, and arrived from Englni:,l 12 months ago.