CONGREGATIONAL UNION.
YESTERDAY'S PROCEEDINGS. By Telegraph.—Press Association. Auckland, March 11. The Congregational Union resolved to protest against the delay in appointments under the London Missionary Society. It was announced that Messrs, H. .1. Ralph arid Thomas Southworth had passed their examinations. It was resolved that university pns=es in mental science and philosophy he recognised and the fees pair! to the uniont that the surplus of the military fund be retained for the present year in the New Year exnensc= etf returned soldiers: that tin m'ditary status of chaplains in the forces h.i recognised. Tt was announced that Mr. lOnni'fli Saunders would proceed to Mansfield College, and Mr. Dexter to the Congregational Mii-istry.
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Taranaki Daily News, 12 March 1919, Page 8
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