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chairman said the motion was one to which everyone would undoubtedly sav “yes"; but ne failed to see why an education board should be asked to pass such a resolution. —P A. 100 per cent. Reader Value—"Th r ’ Press” Classified Advertising Column

cordance with notice, moved; “That the board accepts as a first principle that in time of war every man owes a service in some form or other to his country.” After discussion the motion was lost on the casting vote of the chairman, Mr James-- Wallace. The

Education Board’s Functlon.—The question whether it was within the province of the Otago Education board to sponsor resolutions of a purely patriotic nature was debated at some length at the monthly meeting of the board yesterday, Mr N. Colquhoun, in ac-