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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 225, 16 June 1908, Page 7

With its current issue, dated June 15, "Tho New Zealand Schoolmaster" gracefully bids its'patrons adieu. In an explanatory note, it is mentioned that the now defunct journal was started some twenty-two years ago by Mr. Henry Hill, of Napier, and run by a few teachers' and others interested in education. Subsequently lack of sufficient funds endangered its existence. Messrs. Whit'combc and Tombs, Ltd., took over tho management, - but up to'tho present it has been rather a loss to its publishers, although it has undoubtedly dono good servico in the field of education. Tho paper also suiTorod by the fact that ita contemporary was made the official organ of the New Zealand Educa- 1 tional Institute, aud was latterly 'supplied, under special arrangements with the publishers to every member. "The New Zealand Schoolmaster" will be succeeded by a monthly journal "Current Thought," which will appear in AiiL'.U'it next. "Current Thought" is st»U".! b.v iu. publishers to be a high-class joiirn.l, .villaining matter of interest 3 to the Ci.Mw yiid also to the teaching pro'"ill bs> devoted'to literature, .n.-i-'ii.v, |.«iiit!cw, .sociology, etc. Literary ftrtidrs, on iojiirs »! the day, by leading Aus-tvawi-mii journalists,- ivil! be a feature of tho paper. The matter reserved more especially for the teaching profession will l;e issued in a special educational supplement TO COUNTRY READERS. Sond for catalogue latest Edison phonographs and records (post fre-3 any address). Phonographs from ,£3>.records Is. 9d. Chivers'sMusic aud Phonograph Stores, 17 L:imbton Quay (opposite BanI: Now Zealand) Csi'o