NEWTOWN.
There, were only about a dozen householders at Newto\vn, where Mr. J. W. Salmon presided. ...
The annual report showed that the school had reached a total of 953, the highest attendance, being . 864-:- The playgrounds had at last been repaired, and a sand-pit had' been, established from school funds, much to the delight of.. the small children. The committee had been pleased to note that applications • for grants to regrade the site of' the proposed western school, and for the purchase of a site for the eastern school had been forwarded to the Department by the board. The report was adopted, together with the balance-sheet, which showed-a credit of £46 4s Bd^ The -old committee was re-elected without, opposition as follows :—Messrs. J. W. Salmon, A. Ross,,'J. H. Gilchrist.A. Priddle, Mrs. E. J. Webb, and Mrs' M. A. Wright. The committee was empowered to fill vacancies.,; .'. . .
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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 106, 6 May 1924, Page 10
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147NEWTOWN. Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 106, 6 May 1924, Page 10
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