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INTERPROVINCIAL.

(BY TELKCKAI'II —PUKSS ASSOCIATION.) DUNEDIN, Last Night. "Gkxeral" Booth had a great reception on arrival at the railway station the approaches to which were crowded. He is the guest of Mr Hutchison, M.H.R. Contrary to expectations the "General '' did not speak owing to fatigue.

At the Presbyterian Synod a large and representative meeting of ladies made representations of their willingness to raise funds by means of whieli the children of the clergy engaged in mission work might be brought to New Zealaud for education. The Synod accepted the the proposal with enthusiasm. Bishop Neville in opening the Anglican Synod delivered a lengthy address deal ing with the education question, lie said viewing all the circumstances of the case he could hardly think the church would be acting wisely or rightly if it makes a general demand for a return to denomiuationalism. It should make a louder and tinner demand than ever for liberty to teach religion within school hours, and he believed that if it was seen that the Church generously recognised the excellence of much that bad been provided, and had no desire for what might appear selfish isolation and would only as a very last resource increase the cost to the community by setting up schools of their own there would be no great difficulty in obtaining the facilities required to enable them.

MASTERTON, Last Night. Mineral springs extending over from teu to twelve acres of land have beau discovered at Makuri, at the Forty Miles Bush. A sample will be sent to Wellington for analysis.

NAPIER, Last Night. A girl, three years old, named Townson, whose clothes accidentally caught fire yesterday, at Hastings, died from her injuries this morniug.

WELLINGTON, Last Night. The Benevolent Trustees complain strongly of contributions not being paid. The United District Board will have £.1000 to its credit next month, but in the mcautiiro they have no funds. Mr Kebbell, a member, solved the dilliculty by going to the bank and giving his personal guarantee. The Chairman blames the Government for not arranging for an advance.

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Waikato Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 3013, 5 November 1891, Page 2

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344

INTERPROVINCIAL. Waikato Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 3013, 5 November 1891, Page 2

INTERPROVINCIAL. Waikato Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 3013, 5 November 1891, Page 2

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