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Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 183, 2 August 1923, Page 12

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r ' ' . ■= " I ~r - —*■—; — . ' , g i BILF mOM HEW ZEAIABD. E i '( %• • ' -' ' ■ ■ " "■ '; ' ' EUROPE EXCUJDED. v- ■'"'••...' '—■——. g> " ; <Bj Telepaph:—Preit Ataedatten.) & : . GHRIBTGHTJKCH, this day. - The students at Canterbury College ?X •ne-throwing/theinselvee yrhole-heartedty into. the. work-of stud«nt relief. Lift S .7 e »fj when "■ the matter of assisting »,. •tndents in Europe was diecuseed 'at !j-- r * .meeting of the Students' Association, it <was- decided that- "no association £s jßioney should- be sent to "Europe. ' At sr- * : meeting, of the association held last iM^ , *' * ne question again came up for C£ iHecussion,' when it -was clear that the r~ general opinion of students had changed, jo It was moved that "This 'meeting of the 7* CAnte* ,,^? " CpHejSe Students' .Aesocia- £. tion eaprease* iUcordial sympathy with S- tfie - work being carried on to relirve t?-- iliitreif among students in Europe, and mpproves the action of the New Zealand E ifrotenlty to to- effort? to assist in iaidmc #tudent« In Tomsk Univernity of i§ Siberia," 34r- »• *•' tymrie »»>d they £-- ehotild cohc«mtrate upon Tomsk Univerys. «4ty and moved an amendment that W tSe-rtfcrenee to Europe be deleted. The £» carried.