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Star (Christchurch), Issue 20042, 3 September 1920, Page 7

During the month of August 127 Chinese ami nine Hindus arrived in Auckland, as compared with one Chinaman and one Hindu lor August last year. • The monthly mooting 0 f the Christchurch Britisli-Lsrael Association mas held last night in the Y.M.C.A. rooms. In the absence of the president Mr j. K. Brunt piesided. An address, entitled “ Britain’s Origin,” mas delivered by Air AY. T. Vaughan. Tho lecturer dealt mi Hi bis subject from the historical aspect, and at the closereceived a ■unanimous vote of thanks. Tho address at the next monthly mooting mill bo given by Air ,1. s'. Baton 'Upon some topic bearing upon tho identity question. Reporting to the Canterbury Education Board at its meeting to-dav the Appointments Committee stated that a letter had been received from the Ruatapu Social .Welfare Committee offering the. ue6 of a hall and'kinema tnachino for the instruction of school children. Tt was agreed to. tharik the committee for its offer, which the board might he pleased to accept, subject to the films fo lie screened being approved Ity the inspector, but tip. board mould first ( squire further information as to when the instruction mas proposed ui h 0 given and under whose supovr.ncn.