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Evening Star, Issue 15968, 23 November 1915, Page 1

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o monthly utceuiig ot the Morningion School Committee, held last evening, ' the head master reported that the atfendanco, which had been affect rd bv ihr prevalence of limbics, was 507. fill. yig. and 512 weokly dur.ing the past month, out of a roll number of 611 pupils. U: ference was made to the, fact, that Mr Ttushhrook, a member of ''"' • chine; staff, had been act-opted for service, members c.mgrai u!a>ing Mr Ki shbrook upon his step. It was also hoped thai Miss Cordon. whv was at present indisposed, would have a speedy recovery. The sum of £1 10s was received from the OUigo Caledonian Society, being the school's sha'iv. of tho profits in connection with the sports meeting held at New Year. It was reported that all school matters were progressing- favorably, and Messrs Ha.slett- and°lientham were appointed a visiting committee. The annual "gift evening" held by the lady descendants of the Early Settlers' Association for the benefit of the Patients and Prisoners' Aid Society took place in the. Early Settlers' Hall last night. There was a. fair attendance of ladies, and a large collection of gifts of various kinds, including articles of food and clothing and sums of money was brought to the hall. .Messrs G. Fenwick and F. G. dimming gave short addresses. Recitations were contributed by Miss Keats and Master Wilson, and songs bv Mrs Haniel and Alis* Peed.