BIBLE IN SCHOOLS.
VIEWS OF THE PRIMATE. [by telegraph.—press association.] Dunedin, Friday. A meeting held at North Dunedin carried a' resolution calling on the school committee at that end of the- oity to allow the Nelson, scheme to bo brought into operation there. Bishop Nevill, who presided, declared for religious instruction outright, while Dean Fit-' cl.ott said if the efforts of the clergy to TO religious instructioH within school hours were conceded it would lead to denominationalism. The Primate also declared that Ano-li-cans would be forced to establish their own schools. Other speakers declared that they had been advised that the existing law permitted Bible reading within school hours
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 12955, 26 August 1905, Page 4
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