ary> schools was expressed by the Minister of Education: (the Hon. G. J. Parr) in addressing the High School Boards' Conference at Wellington. The Council of Education, said the Minister, had advised against" prizes, and leading educationists were also against the prize system; Thousands of pounds wouH be required, and it was not reasonable to expect the Government to give prizes after .giving free education to every pupil. The Government had to find money 'for schools in the backblocks and for road*, in the backblocks. Which, was the more urgent>need?
GLOVES; Good winter gloves in suede;",various colours. Men's lined 8s «sd; ladies with fringe 8s 6d: motorglbves fromSe fld. Maker of Bags, Cases and Trunks, eM *. D 3515—2467
i Doctor's bills, celled for obetmate coughs toad colds
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Press, Volume LX, Issue 18087, 31 May 1924, Page 14
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