COLLEGE FINANCE
AUCKLAND ASKS £4,658 GRANT fPEB , United Pbess Association.] ■ AUCKLAND. November .15. “ Unless a further Government grant fs made there is a danger of the building deteriorating and the efficiency of the. college being seriously.. impaired.: said Mr H. J. D. Mahon, president of the ; Auckland College,’ following a meeting' of the College Council. The meeting authorised Mr Mahon ■.- '.-add Mr A. H. Johnstone (vice-presi-dent) to wait on the Minister of Education (Mr Fraser) with a reouest for
a grant of £4,658 for , immediate re- • quirements and for an additional annual sum of £905. "These are necessary works, and ■p,-. Cannot be provided out of the resources of the council,” Mr Mahon continued. “Reports, we have received show how
!. straitened the finances of the college are. It is impossible to provide even ■ for certain well-deserved increases in salaries.”-
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Evening Star, Issue 22807, 16 November 1937, Page 5
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