KAIKOURA DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL.

Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17609, 11 November 1922, Page 8

KAIKOURA DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL.

PEOTEST AGAINST MB^) ijshmbnt. ni g ht to *■ tfi^E*against ;f f tk. Board's preppy to dispense^ is viewed-as the dieestablishing the Kidcour* High School. , d deta aed Mr 0. Nilsen to tb» the circumstance^ \J%*** meeting. ?• ce*!J wa s. an wolated, l u(led fron-* where children w f £ oth tending se:onda£W««£ » fac *»* tres because < * to get there. During f» only nine W«2 secondary S aitftaJ*E wore required, * u *'!*,&* ««£,£ examination*. The should aaa»tthe> dntnw tion of t^.^B^riairt.WfiS Messrs ,R. Gibson alao «oh|, e^nt ioo oMf services of the K "r\ KaS carrW 0 - . residents of «£»*£? attitude. «»X. protests afi»W*Jgr B ,, M rd »*£ Lnterbury. Edu^J ** drawing take all that tfie residents » ,tte^ d hare the teacher^^dueattf*£* Minister, Vb^.%&*&», * * the Department «T 9olu twn. w^TJ) ceive a copy of Messrs Kamef Wilson, Clark. «i f Pop*. Aoto»-A«g»' BcT . Foatheretone, G,^ d Vbberfcg Mesdamw P ope an * » de?a^ nr » appointed to wa£ f beß ,„ &^j r the Pnme. Mmw^Hanee'f to emphasise «M; Tefbin* the teacher ana ~^tM* tb , Motion was t0 y*a ici school £ •'. lucation . J***JaSa »*•, <& W* ■ie towards a 1« D citing that *5 f 7fi*yfejdt» ount. The .Bo"" fl* 0 r ho comn.«n.cat.on A. »" rf •;, estate was > Tec hoical the uokeep. of %i e years tablished within