COUNCIL OF THE CHURCHES.
(Per Press Association.) 'WELLINGTON, March •>»,. A meeting of the Council of the Churches approved the action of the Senate 01; the Iniversity of Now Zealand in determining to giant degrees in divinity. It was resolved to ask newspaper proprietors to refuse publication of notices of Tattersalls sweeps, and also to ask the candidates for the Wellington by-electioji their views with regard to abolishing the tot-alisntor. Consideration of tho ChieJ Justice's remarks on gambling was deferred until the full text ol His Honour's remarks aiv before the Council. R uv . Dr. (iibb, who had taken a leading part in the Hible-im-Sdiuuls question, has siflnnittod the following •questions to candidates for the byelection ;—"in the name of the executive of the llible-in-Schools League, 1 ask if y 0 „ are prepared to trust the people to settle the question of the introduction of the Uil.le into State ,schoo|s, and to this ml will you support a special liibkwuochools Referendum Rill?".
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 783, 29 March 1905, Page 2
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161COUNCIL OF THE CHURCHES. Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 783, 29 March 1905, Page 2
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