FRANCE AND THE CHURCH
\ ♦ LEAKAGES OF MONEY. BT TELEGRA.PII —PRESS ASSOCIATION—COI'TRIGITr. Paris, January G. Enornfous leakages of monoy are reported in connection with tho soparation of Church and State. A. Senatorial Committeo has been appointed to make inquiries. PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL. ' 6 (BY TELEGRAm —IMIESS ASSOCIATION) Auckland, January 7. Mr. T. J. O'Farrcll, who in closely identified with professional football in Australia, is visiting Auckland. Ho snid tho inovoment had obtained n very strong hold in tho Commonwealth. Ho had interviewed leading players hero and there, and there was small doubt that professional football had come to stay, despito tho fact that tho llugby Union monopolised tho best grounds. Tho professional " Blacks " on tli'eir return would give now life to the movemont, anil in Auckland it would bo worked for all it was worth. Intercolonial matches would bo played, and it was hoped a Now Zealand professional team would visit Sydnoy next season.
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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 89, 8 January 1908, Page 7
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152FRANCE AND THE CHURCH Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 89, 8 January 1908, Page 7
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