PRESBYTERIAN CHAPLAINS.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXIII, Issue 12584, 3 October 1908, Page 7

PRESBYTERIAN CHAPLAINS.

On the 16th of September last, Lord Plunket forwarded to the Secretary for the State for the Colonies a request from the Rev. Dr. Gibb, that certein clergymen should be appointed chaplains to the fleet, so that the Presbyterian Church should have the same opportunities that obtain with the Anglican and Methodist Churches and be able to minister to the needs of their co-religionists on board his Majesty's ships at the four principal ports of New Zealand.

"If this request can be granted under the present regulations," wrote the Governor, "I desire to support the application."

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