TELEGRAMS.
(Per (h'evilWt Telegram Company, Renter's
Agents.)
DuKEDrs, July 6.
The University social gathering was attended by over 900 people. Judge Chapman and Professor Sale were the principal speakers. The latter strongly advocated the admission of female students. The evening-classes are highly successful. Nearly sixty are attending and have already entered. There "was a keen .competition, at the Knox Church for the University scholarships. Ferguson, of Tokomariro, was the gainer.
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Press, Volume XVIII, Issue 2553, 7 July 1871, Page 2
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