With the J. C. Williamson "Blue Bird" organisation awrtslx trained nurses, whose duty it is to look after the children who were brought from Australia. The youngsters attend school daily, and go through a course of physical training under the supervision of a tutor, who also travels with the organisation. "De Trop" writes a few lines, and, | m , no , that "Truth's" religious editor T not been called upon to donate a to the Wellington Hospital, as result of a challenge to pay that sum if any priest or parson could quote from the Bible any authority for baptising a ■. ..p e Trop" himself quotes from Matt' 3l* and 16: "' For thUS " becometh iiq to fulfil all righteousness," "Went up straightaway out of the water"; Mark 1. m And straightaway comoth out of the water"; and Acts 8. 3S and 39: "And they wont down both into the water." and ••And when they were up out of the water" and suggests that the Bib!e m School Leagues. expound the words, etc., etc. \
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NZ Truth, Issue 406, 5 April 1913, Page 6
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