LYTTELTON NEWS.
Secondary School Training. ( Speaking at the brea.king-up ceremony of the Lyttelton District High School this week, the headmaster, Mr J. W. A. Walker, deploy ed tho fact that Lyttelton parents did) not sufficiently support the Secondary DepartiU€nt. Tho.f© pupils wljo had had beon most successful, and were » credit to the teacher, Miss Moyle. If they could bring the number of pupils up to 81 they would ba entitled to an assistant teacher. Tho High School could train pupils for any grade of the Civil Service, andi it was a greji pity that many parents went to the trouble ana expense of sending their, children to Chrißtchurch, and neglected their own school. Flannel Dance. The lady members of ihe Lyttelton Rowing Club will entertain visitors and others interested in the regatta at a flannel dance in the Lyttelton Club hall on Tuesday even;ng. I ' ; .
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Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17645, 23 December 1922, Page 16
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