ANGLICAN SYNOD.

Taranaki Central Press, Volume IV, Issue 409, 16 April 1937, Page 6

ANGLICAN SYNOD.

Archdeacon Asks For Definite Policy. / Press Association —Copyright. Hamilton, Auril 15. It is with extreme feelings of frustration and dissatisfaction thivt 1 regard the proceedings of this last week,” said Archdeacon J. R. of Wanganui, at a. meeting of ahe general synod of the Church of EngLand a*t Hamilton this afternoon. “I cannot say it is anybody’s fault,” he added. "There is no one I can blame. It seems as if the Church has brought together all the ‘big gun&’ of ihe province and we. have then proceeded to shoot rabbits for the whole week.” Archdeacon Young said they had been assembled from all part of New Zealand at a. cost of between £5OO and £6OO. The rabbits had been blown to bits and all thaA. remained was a scar on the order paper. Many times something had bean brought before session, but then came elaborate amendments, and afttfr the expenditure of much time, energy and words the whole things had been Wiped out. “What v. b want is a definite policy.” added the speaker. "We all admire the present Labour Government, no matter how we differ from i't on principle, for it. has brought dow» a definite policy and has set about carrying it out. We also need a definVej policy fed furt/her the wdrta