SCHOOLS OF MINES
NOT TO BE CLOSED
(Press Association > WELLINGTON, Oct. .12. For tho current financial year, at any rate, there is no intention of adopting the National Expenditure Commission’s reeonxmendaitlioiis Uor closing .the Schools of Alines New Zealand. The expenditure for the year is contained in, 'the Estimates and tli is shows no reduction beyond that effected by the Arbitration Court s general order. ' ... ’The Minister of Aimes, the Hon. L. 38; Ala cm Ulan, said to-day that he is a firm, believer in th e value oi the schools. “Mining is here to stay , he said’, “and it would be absurd to expect young New Zealanders to go outside' to pick up sufficient knowledge to enable them to become managers.*’
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Gisborne Times, 13 October 1932, Page 5
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122SCHOOLS OF MINES Gisborne Times, 13 October 1932, Page 5
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