Syllabus for 1944

June 16.—That the complete annihilation of Germany is necessary in the interests of world peace.—Judge:

Mr. D. C. Bates.

June 30.—That the exclusion of aliens would be to the advantage of New Zealand. Judge:

Mr. G. Joseph.

July 7.—That the Government has successfully controlled the manpower question in the best interests of the war effort. Judge:

Mr. A. Eaton Hurley.

July 21.—Open.

Aug. 4.—Visitors' Debate. That the advent into municipal affairs of party politics and its attendant "tickets" is to be deplored. Judge:

Mr. Max Riske.

Sept 1.—That the product of the American motion picture industry has an undesirable effect on the public. Judge:

Mr. Gordon Mirams.

Sept. 9.—Plunket Medal. Concert Chamber, Town Hall.

Sept. 15.—Final Night That women will get the better of men under any circumstances. And, That a bar should be installed in the future Common Common Room. Judge:

Mr. Pat McCaskilll.