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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2432, 22 February 1909, Page 5

Attention is directed to an advertisement- in connection with the Technical School, which states that a class for instruction in English and arith metio will be commenced on Tuesday evening, under Mr. Cowan, second assistant “master in the Gisborne School. The object of this class is to give an opportunity to those who wish to improve their education. There aro a great number of young people in Gisborne, as elsewhere, who, through force of circumstances, have had to leave school at an early _ age, who should welcome an opportunity such as this. The fee is a nominal one, being only 10s Gd a quarter, and it is hoped the efforts of the committee will be rewarded by a Marge class. The secretary (Mil 1 . W. Morgan 1 , Peel Street) will he glad to receive the names of intending pupils.

Much regret was. expressed yesterday when intelligence was received of the death at a.private, hospital in Auckland of Mrs. Field, wife of Mr. James Coleman. Field, of Momcbuish,, .Maltauni. The deceased lady, who was about 42 years of age, was the second daughter of Mr. William. Dean Lysnar, and was horn in Auckland. She had, however,’resided in this district for about 37 years, and was greatly esteemed from her kindly and charitable disposition. She had been ill for about six months, and. a month a cr o proceeded to Auekand for treatment' which, unfortunately, proved ineffectual. Mrs. Field leaves two children, a boy 13 years of age and a girl -aged nine years. Her hodv js to 1)0 brought to Gisborne by tlic s.s. Victoria on AVcdnesday.