GENERAL TELEGRAMS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 226, 29 October 1909, Page 3

GENERAL TELEGRAMS.

ST. PATRICK'S COLLEGE. By Telegraph.—Press Association. I Wellington, Last Night, Im. a meeti "g tonight to arrange for i W fitting celebration of the silver jubilee of St, Patrick's-College, Wellin"- £ ton, it was decided to raise a fund to mt «e knows a e "St. Patrick's Colle» e Jub- ™ v CE , J mA " io he a PP lie(i firs t to the building .v.\i equipment of science labo- ~ atones m connection with the collet, Ipi an J, secondly, to reducing the existinv debt 011 the college. About £IOO was ' . gub-cribed in the room.

I Sill JAMES HECTOR MEMORIAL. , , , , Wellington, Thursdav. Is S, r Jo*.,.], Ward informed a deputa- , tion t.---l.;. that he would favorably rccojnnniid „ ~r.,posal to subsidise the Sir ' **!!? " tlt "' Memur '«l Fund up to r jLSOU. '

OANTIiKBURY SHOW.

(JhrisMiurch, East Xi„|, t . a- *<>r Cantnrliiiry A. and A. Association ■* metropolitan ■show 1),,, entries received |■ to date outnumber those"of hwt years ft* show by aliniil. on- hundred. Further U entries wi(l be take,, at the Ra-rgioni BIL BJ|p«' tomorrow.

• PAUAKS IN NEVV ZEALAND. \- Auckland, I„a*t Night. f At a meeljiig of the Cambridge Clnireh I Of England Men's Society last evening | when-the chairman referred to tjie god|les9 upbringing of young people, the I Yen. Archdeacon Willis said lie noticed I Sir Robert Stout upholding the value of I present educational system and | against the introduction of religious in'o the curriculum. Evidently pS.Tie, was) stiL influenced by the Rishop of | Auckland's reference tii pagans being i present in the dominion. The areV | deae-v- Miid that tliere was rio doubt in !_?■■,• mind that the bishop was right, anil telhat there were pagans here.