YOUNG SETTLERS

Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17940, 7 December 1923, Page 8

YOUNG SETTLERS

PUBUC^H ?S : J" U» I ®»plojmwt bS^J ! ''Efforts ««> made K* it,» "f a Pwa^ attract bojs to tha W ™*> r \ : d«vad to *** «* case at MoGill t*d. . Sines fa **' Bonumoaa require %-! capitßl available #j hSdeteS®' Irom incurring tiwinM of boys £*«« 17 trial, lam of ojajiion tw 41 l , d h® ia a* 2S& ™s*& 5 Snt^rsr?^ from the heactouuifr or *I?S Ml hH bonehted by a f«U cnmcnlum. I cannot too conuawid that boy# <rf intdllfl should go training school and btcome urilili the Dominion aekitei. are anxious to obtain *«iu2s|B boys; the cost of tirautfc. i, lower , than in tW aril sssys,*'.^ A Hew ZMUUMI 'Amnmtf. | r&n46s&&i recently negotiated with thi sjj masters of ths four prospiosQs gfcj in New Zealand »ho ant forms $2 of representative )andowwtt|S*| ness men who are iftenuaWNwj land ex-pubiio fehool bayvt* ratf holp and Supervise boy® ■axmity* tho Old Coqntfy. Ear titis mi this Do»ipion h|B to fou? divisions of the four school*, lite jMMtgg of which nre sow ravrtiiMttaj (British) Headmasters' Owtataitf! number of premiivant Ouiadittf j Australian schools aro «H>per»tia| similar liiwe, and are taking tyy scheme with enthusiasts."