A HARD-UP COMMITTEE.
Per Press Association. Nelson, last night,
At a special meeting of the town sohool committco to-night a copy of a letter to the Education Board was read, wherewith the committee forwarded an estimate of their financial position at the end of the nnarter and asked assistance to moot haSs The Board replied, regretting inability to do more than at present. The committee, in the course of discussion, expressed regret that large sums were h e i n g spent m secondary and technical education while primary schools were being starved. It was resolved to givo the secondary staff three months notice, and all other persons employed a week s notice of with their services for the time being." It was resolved to intimate Stancher! that the committee were comnelled to give notice to persons employed SS^scrersi resolved* to intunato to the City Council Sowing to lack of funds the commit eo cannot hold themselves responsible for the Wa lo are‘ also Solved in view of the facts cited, that an nllf be made to Government to provide a P mucbflnSwed vote, so that the imporw work of national primary education oan be carried on with the reasonable improvements constantly necessary.
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Gisborne Times, Volume X, Issue 1014, 6 October 1903, Page 3
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203A HARD-UP COMMITTEE. Gisborne Times, Volume X, Issue 1014, 6 October 1903, Page 3
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