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ENGINEERING SCHOO Full Status Wanted Borough Council Support Move The opinion that it was ridicule for students at the Auckland l& sity College to have to go all the t, to Christchurch before they M take a degree in engineering. 5 voiced by Cr. W. S. Holland at;: monthly meeting of the Taunt: Borough Council, when speafej support of a movement at pre® being made to have the Auckia: Engineering School raised to [) status by the University Senate.
The question was raised in alt ter from the Auckland Engineerii Senate which asked the council li its support in connection with || proposal.
Cr. Holland stated that he r<i quite in accord with the sug?este It was a matter that concerned fori father in this district. For stute to have to go all the way to Chrfc church was a definite hardship, ul the cost was prohibitive. He moved that the council support the move, and that it communicate with the University Senate Kite! that full status be given to the Andland Engineering School. The motion was seconded byCr.l S. Hylton and carried.
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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 13774, 17 October 1942, Page 2
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183"DEFINITE HARDSHIP Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 13774, 17 October 1942, Page 2
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