“If there is one thing in this town that is worthy of support,” said Dr. D. A. Bathgate at to-day’s Rotary Club luneheou, “it is the Free Kindergarten. It is an inspiration to see the happy faces of the little children attending it, and one realises that if it were not for the kindergarten they would probably bo in many instances very poorly cared for. They are happy and healthy, and are being capably guided along the right lines towards a useful life.” The kindergarten committee are holding a one-day shop opposite the shop of Messrs A. F. Redgrave and Co. tomorrow and the proceeds will In- used to further the association j uvrk.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIII, Issue 275, 3 November 1933, Page 5
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