A joint deputation from tho Anglfcan, Presbyterian, • Methodist, Baptist and Congregational Churches waited on the Auckland University College Council to advocate the granting of degrees in theology. “We believe it is a reproach to the university,” said Mr. E. J. Tjpler on behalf of tlic deputation, “that graduates should bo forced to leavo New Zealand to obtain academic recognition of their theological studies.” The council decided to give Dr. H. Banston, principal of the Methodist College, and a. member of the council, the opportunity to frame a suitable motion for submission to tho next meeting of tho council. ffOOTMIACHE pincers "Wttat Agony your nerve*! Apply Magic Nervine and (he' pain atop* at once.' Uaed for 30 year* vith Instant nieces*. 1/8 .Bamuclouch'* Maoic NERVINE IMsc Sunt T ?
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18063, 13 April 1933, Page 11
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