SOUTHERN NEWS.
(By Telegraph.—Press Association.) DUNEDIN DIVORCE COURT. DCNEDIN, this day. In the Divorce Court decrees nisi were granted in the following cases: McGuire v. McGuiro, -wife's petition (desertion); Rush v. Rush, husband's petition (desertion); Graham v. Graham, wife's petition (misconduct); McGlashan v. McGlashan, wife's petition (desertion BIBLE IN SCHOOLS.. (miSTCHUBCH, this day. ■ A meeting of the executive of the Ribie in .Schools league was held to-day, the Primate (Dr. Nevill) presiding. It was decided that the League's "policy should be to obtain a referendum on the. question of religious instruction in State schools on the lines of the Queensland and New South Wales system. Details of organisation were discussed and decided upon. Canon Garland leaves for Wellington next Monday, working in that province for the first half of September, and in the Auckland district for the second half. I MILITARY DiiRECTOIt RESIGN*. WELLINGTON, this day. Lieut .-Colonel Burnett Sbiiart, Director of Military Operations, has resigned owing to ill-healtin, and 'leaves for England at the end <yf the .rrroirtii. He will be succeeded lij" Major J. K. Cochrane, at present Genera;] Staff Officer at Babneieton North, wim tokee toe -new
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Auckland Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 201, 22 August 1912, Page 5
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