DOMINION NEWS
DIVINITY DEGREES
EXITED CHURCHES' REQUEST TO CAN TERR UR Y COLLEG E.
(Press Association) CHRISTCHURCH. May A request- that the Canterbury College Board of Governors should supjsort an application to the Senate that the university of Xe"' Zealand should conduct examinations ami grant degrees in divinity was made by a deputation of ministers which waited on tlie college Hard of Governors to-day. Jhe churches represented wore the Anglican. Presbyterian, Methodist and Church of Christ. In reply to a question by a member of the hoard, the Rev. J. Allen. Presbyterian, said he thought there wu-, no reason why there should not be two parallel courses in the university calendar for Protestant- and Catholic students, and parallel examinations fur the two groups.
Thy board decided to refer Diewhole question to the college committee.
RAROTONGAX ERL 11’. LARGEST SHIPMENT THIS SEASON. (Press Association) WELLINGTON. May 29. The largest shipment of oranges t.hi s season from Rarotonga arrived in Wellington by the Alakura, which brought 1500 cases ol oranges, and 2000 eases of bananas. The fruit arrived in good condition. A quantity is for the south, but the greater part is for Wellington.
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 11957, 30 May 1933, Page 3
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