MORERE SCHOOL

Gisborne Times, Volume LXIII, Issue 10140, 28 October 1925, Page 8

MORERE SCHOOL

OPENED BY MR. VVTb. LYSN AH. largo number of residents; :int } \ isipCrs : h ssen>bfdd' from Nub a frar.nu Akirere on Wednesday rltei’iioon on The occasion of tlup pj.u.uHng of fhcnew seiiopl. in that; Township. i hi ceremony was 'perfdrnqecl ..by Mr. \:. I>. Lysnar, M.l*. - Mr. Ml Shaw, 'clmirman of ..the M.orore School CoiffniitteP; expressed jileMstiro at the success; of the disAriijt’s repeated applications for a new -chooF The credit of this- was'imunIv due to the earnest, untin njrthiai'U of tlieir present member,-aha; Mr. A'Sii.i cl air,, of- -MfTirirafu, who -cleared away many difficulties in. connection with the matter. v o.ft Jjehalf. of Atoej Merer© householders, Scßhtfh tec,r arid the children,., he thanked these twop.gentlemen -for their services, and added their Appreciation at their presence for the official opening. Mr.' Lysnar, in a brief ~address, grave an outline of the work of the Education Department for the Dominion, which went to show-that the MinDter for Education was alive to the ,great : Jmportanoe of education, in-.cn-?n&cd grant# were "being-- modc, ond their new school was one of. many thousands, id,the Dominion., -pi he speaker stroke a few weirds of help .to >{(<« children .present, and urged upon them obedience to their teacher and by patience and perseverance they would: be sure to come out on top. He bad much pleasure in declaring th» school open. Movers. A. Sinclair (Marum/mi) and T F, Haughtonf Wairoa) gave, short addresses, the former -.-stating What owing to the contract orice being higher than the grant allowed, there wp « j\. danger of delav, but it was cute to Mr, Lysnar that this difficulty wow overcome. Afternoon tea- in the open, was provided by the ladies, and a heartv vote of thanks was accorded them for their liberal hospitality-