PETONE TECHNICAL COLLEGE
The monthly meeting of tho Petonc Memorial Technical College Board of Managers was held last evening. Present: Mr. D. Mcl£en7io, (chairman).and- Messls. H. Moil is, P. Wai nor, It. Toombs, 'A. Gnor&on, and W. B. Nicholson. The^New Zeal.md Untvpraity asked for thd opinion of the boaid as to-holclinp matriculation examinations about a Week hitor thun has boon fhe practice. Tho principal, Mr. A. McFadyen, said that a Jalcr date would be unsuitable for technical schools. It was decided to leave the question for the principal to answer. The report showed that day pupils now numbered 224 and cvouing pupils 313. A leport on the Bpoits activities waa received. It showed that over 60 boys wcio pl.iying Association football. The principal was allowed extended leave on account of ill health. "~ J~^ ' . ,~-. \ Woods' Great Peppermint Cure for coughs and colds, never fails.—Advtt
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Evening Post, Volume CXVII, Issue 103, 3 May 1934, Page 6
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