RICHMOND FREE KINDERGARTEN.

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VI, 16 February 1917, Page 2

RICHMOND FREE KINDERGARTEN.

I Tin- Aiayoress of Hastings ilh>. AV. Hart) n.i*. received the iollov cl lejter from Wellington appealing >u ’ tin 1 town-people of Hasting- G»i monetary assistance to the 1U..; 'mond l-ree Kindergarten. \Vcilmg itoii: -”1 ventuie to appeal t i<<u<i low nspeoplc through you on betialt j’t Ihe Richmond free Kindci start • i. | Tin? Council of the Kindergarten iawai-1- Uiat the calls upon tLe iosity of the community at this time aic (ery great, but al tlie -aim- I:ii..it regards tlie development oj th*? l.indengarten a matter of vital and immediate importance to the public-. It is. also aware that the kindergarten is a matter which may not appear to voti to benefit your part of the community directly. 1 em-liiM- an article which appeared in the paper heie setting forth the objects which the aiithivities have in view io pressing on the building ot larger and more convenient pr*' mises. ihe first of these objects is to train teachers in order not only tn staff efficiently the branches they Lope (<• ('staolish nltiinately through]out till- country, but also to provid*: teamed ami efficient teachers for ehildret. living in the more distant disiiietf who cannot, benefit by tlie kindergarten training in any other 1 . “I t-i;<<' the liberty of suggesting a few of ihe less, expensive methods of raising nnmev in case yon should feel disposed t.* help us:—Penny subscriptions *n schools and institutions, all simple entertainments such as eom-e-rts. dances, etc; si reet collections and Howers ami produce stalls in the streets. “Me shall bn grateful for the smallest contributions. Kindiv semi contributions to Miss Englrind, 125 Alolesworth street. AVellington. Yours faithful! v, V. Eiehelbauer.”