In the geography section a paper was rean by Mr C. W. Purnell, who advocated thf despatch of an Antarctic expedition on af ;?er scale than Professor Nordenskjold C fjmplated. He suggested utilising two i flliary steamships fully equipped for a f iree years' expedition, the expense to be < fefrayed by the Australian and New Zea yand Governments, the Imperial Govern ment to lend the officers and ships. The report of the Sectional Committee, ur»in<r further exploration of tha Antarctic regions,

was adopted. On Sunday morning a number of mem bers of the Association attended the Cathedral, where Bishop Neville preached oa the relations between science and the ology, arguing thab the teachings of the one were not incompatible wibh those of the other.
RIFLE ASSOCIATION MEETING.
