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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 165, 14 July 1910, Page 8

The last of the series of lectures given to Sunday School ■ teachers ■ by■■■■Mγ. H.- A: Milnes, Principal of the Training College', was held on Tuesday evening before a representative (gathering of workers; the subject dealt with being "Memory." The lecturer also gave a, brief resume of the previous five lectures, summarising , the six lectures in conclusion. Mr. F. X. Andrews expressed the gratitude of, all assembled for all the time and study; which ■ytr: MUnes had given in -preparing the' lectures. Mr. W. E. Bush also spoke very feelingly, and moved that, the bess thanks of the Sunday School workers be tendered to the Board of Education for so •willingly placing the. large lecture room at the disposal of the lecturer and "workers generally. Mr. Milnes, •in reply, thanked the. speakers, and said he felt it an honour £o help or promote in any way the -welfare of religious education through the channels of "the Sunday Schools.

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