SCRIPTURE LESSON BOOKS FOR NATIONAL SCHOOLS.
(To bhe Editor.)
Sib,-—There seems a great deal of misconception abroad aboub bhe aims of those who are desirous of introducing bhe Irish Scripture Text Books into our Board schools, which it is important to remove. Having been requested by-bhe Committee appointed ab the conference of episcopal and non-episcopal ministers to draw up a sbatement, giving the aims of our united movement, we were engaged upon our bask, when a statemenb came to hand which has been drawn up by a kindred association in Chrisbcburch. All friends of the movement are invited bo atbend the meeting at bhe V.M.C.A. Hall on Wednesday, ab 3 p.m., when the platform of the Auckland Association will be definitely adopted, and we hope to place this platform before the public on Tuesday, November 7bh, at the Ciby Hal!.—Yours, etc., George Mac Murray. T. F. Robertson.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXIV, Issue 259, 1 November 1893, Page 2
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