CONSERVATORIUM OF MUSIC. A PROTEST.
fBY TELEGRAPH — PBErfS ASSOCIATION.") AUCKLAND.. This Day. A deputation from the Auckland Society of Musicians waited on the Hon. G. Fowlds, and protested against the proposal to establish a conservatorium of music in New Zealand, on the ground that it could not be made a financial success. They also asked that a Musicians' Bill should receive the 'support of the Government during the comine; session. They considered the present system of teaching singing in public schools resulted in thfe voices of many of the children being ruined. The Minister said the Government at present was not looking for any fresh channel of Expenditure. Ho had no personal objection to a Musicians' Bill. He was strongly averse to the appointment of teachers of singing in public schools. Primary school teachers should do all the teaching necessary.
Zymolo Trokey6 are handy to carry and are invaluable to all who talk or sing. As a stimulating antiseptic for ♦he throat, they ape une<\n_._ed. — Advt.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 59, 7 September 1909, Page 7
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