The Education Building Question

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XX, Issue 2434, 23 May 1893, Page 3

The Education Building Question

< The folJowiog correspondence has been banded to ns for publication :— ••Meremere. To George Hutchison, Eiq., M.H.R. Dear irir,— ln oalling yonr attention to the great and increasing . Want of iebool accommodation in the bmb dißtricw, I enclose yoa an ably written article from the Hawera Stab. I understand tbe Wanganui Education Board has been written to on several OMMions,. but the only satisfaction tbe ifcremere seitlerß can obtain is tbe monotonQtiß and Btereotyped reply of • No foods, bmlding account overdrawn,' &o. I think, -■ lir, 'tis fully time this disgracefol excuse ■bonld be put an end to, and the bnilding fteonnts in bash districts sbonld receive laoh an accession of fnnda as to enable the Education Boards to bnild sohools wherever' tbe reqaisite number of children bid be gUMftdteed. Will yon, sir, in tbe interests of a Urge number of your con. •titnents bring this matter before tbe Minuter for Education, so that part of this much talked- of surplus may find its way where it is so urgently needed? — 1 ami 4e. t E. B. Eastwood." ••"Wellington, 17th May, 1893.— Mr f!. B. Eastwood, Meremere, Hawera. ir, — I bave represented tbe Meremere ease as strongly as possible— and it is ie*rcely possible to represent too strongly mob a ewe— to tbe Minister of Education. It il. however, only one of many. It •earns somewhat anomalous for a Government to be boasting of surpluses while they ate starving education. If some •oilable provision is not sooner made I will have it brought up in the House during the ensuing session.— Yours trnly, G, Hutchison."

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