COMMITTEE v. EDUCATION BOARD.
DISPUTE REGARDING BIBLE 4 INSTRUCTION. WANGANUI, February 24. At the Supreme Court this morning * case was heard in which the Wajiganui School Committee applied for *n injunction against the Education Board restraining ip from refusing to allow the committee to regulate school hours, bo as to admit of Bible instruction in ordinary school hours. The committee had fixed hours providing for instruction during the school hours, bufc the board refused to sanction this arrangement. The committee then applied for an. injunction. Mr Justice Cooper decided that the committee had no power to fix the hour?, which matter rested with the board, and that the committee was under the board's authority. His Honor advised the parties interested to come to a mutual arrange* ment, as was done at NeUon.
The wife of a workman residing in Lilli« road, Fulham, has given birth to triplete— • all girls, who are to be christened Faith, Hope, and Charity. Application is to X made for the King's bounty^
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Otago Witness, Issue 2815, 26 February 1908, Page 34
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167COMMITTEE v. EDUCATION BOARD. Otago Witness, Issue 2815, 26 February 1908, Page 34
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