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Temuka Leader, Issue 1928, 10 August 1889, Page 4

' The creditors of J. C. Firth, of Auckland, have decided to allow him to retain possession of his household furniture to the value of £6OO, i At a meeting of the members of the Church of England at Dunedin to form a church institute, a committee was appointed to consider and report as to the best means to be taken to establish a theological college and library. Bishop Neville was thanked for his past exertions during his recent visit h> me. He collected over £3OOO for a theological college, of which he has expended £llOO in the purchase of a house and land, which is net yet free, £2OOO going to thie endowment of a tutorship. He was also presented with a library on condition that it was safely housed and named after the husband of the lady who made the gift. The Bishop requires now about £SOO. At a meeting of the Benevolent, Trustees, at Dunedin, \ thp Chairman explained, in'connection with the girls Hodgetts, who, when charged with larcpny last week, stated that‘ Jit' was 1 thei'i’ only; alternative; starving, ; that the, family had been in receipt of relief fon years,. This r was recently stopped, with the intimation' that the mother could' s go into the Institution and the girls go to work.'; This suggestion had npwi been acted om Ho had discovered a piece of land in Mornington worth about ; £BO, which belonged to Mrs ; Hodgetts, , although she was not: aware of it. It was decided that, as the family had been receiving relief for years, steps should be taken to have the land transferred to the trustees.

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