CAMBRIDGE.
(From Onr Own Correspondent.) CAMBKIDGB, "Wednesday. A meeting of the Cambridge School Committee was held on Tuesday evening. Five were present, Mr J. Lunflon presiding. Mr George George wrote stating what arrangements had been made for teaching coofcerv, dressmafeing. carpentering, etc He asked for a plan of the present school buildings, and stated he would send a teacher as soon as one was aTaiiable. He was thanked for his letter, and asked to get the new teeaiiical school established as soon as possible. It was resolved to point out to the Board of Education that an acre adjoining the school would be a very suitable site for the technical school. A letter was received from the Biblerin-Schools Committee re what was being done by them, and it -was decided to reply that the Committee did not support the movement.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 176, 25 July 1907, Page 2
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