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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXXIV, Issue 12903, 2 July 1936, Page 6

Tho Hon. P. rrascr, Minister 'f Education, who is paying an official visit to Fcilding, yesterday met the Taonui School Committee and settlers who Avero protesting against a proposed consolidation Avhich meant tho closing of their school. The Minister said he had no intention of forcing the consolidation of unAvilling settlers, but Avould give them further time to consider the question. They might in time see the benefits that such a plan would bring. On the previous night the Minister met the hoard of managers of the Feilding Agricultural High School and heard requests for improved conditions. Yesterday Mr Fraser visited the high school farm and also primary schools. Later be left for Palmerston North. —P.A. S'x keas from Te Ar:au district- are 1o b?• shipped to the Berlin zoo. Keas are numerous in the vicinity of Fglintou road. A -German Avoolbuyer has received a permit from the Minister of Internal Affairs 1o capture the birds for zoolog’cal purposes.—Press Assn. Lho pays the bill for the injured? Consult the Standard Insurance Company for full protection.—S. G. No~the, local manager. fAdvt.t.

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