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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 12537, 2 January 1934, Page 2

An a peal the public by the trustees if the British Museum for £'50,000 o effet, together "itli a correspo ling sun guaranteed by the. Governii nt, th* purchase foi tin* nation < the G'dex Sinaii « p has been iss >d. The Archbishop >f ('anterbury nd the Prune Minister art* among 1 e signitorics. It and the (’odex V acanus may l#e des< r bod -is the pi'ii sry authorities ot the true text of to Bible*. * * Who I first began this business I think was giving prizes to vour grand in < I'crs." said Arelih i imp lius to tic girls of Margaret'** College, hristchurch. at the annual shield ‘ ling ceremony. "tow great cl nge has come. The Victorian age is given place to a n* w age. the < liai <*s of whicii have been emphasised 1> the experience; of th<» Gerat \jr An age* of <ha os ami doubt h deveh>p* <l. and not n« of us is si t » of anything. OKI standards hat vanish* d. Lift* to-u. v »s totally di front—l do not -it worse— it it is changed. There art* good tli gs about it and had thing*, about it *Glood or had. a big change* has coin in manners and in conduct* and in ' ought.”