CONSERVATORIUM OF MUSIC.
AUCKLAND'S HEARTY APPROVAL. jPi:a Pbes's Assooiatios.] AUCKLAND, December 13. The University College Council lias approved of tho report and recommendations el' the special committee expressing hearty approval of the proposal to establish a Consci yatorium oi Music in the dominion, and its readiness to undertake the management oi tho Consei'vatorium in connection with its present School of Music, provided the Government would grant suitable financial assistance for equipment and maintenance. Dr Thomas estimated that with '2OO students, the cost of maintaining the institution would be £2500 per annum and increase to .£(200- It was, however, pointed.out by Mr T. Wi Levs that at the Adelaide Cpnservator'ium, probably the finest in Australasia, tho attenda'neevin 1908 was 336 students, the receipts £2631 and the expenditure'£363l, showing a loss of £IOOO on the vea'i
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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXXI, Issue 15488, 14 December 1910, Page 11
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134CONSERVATORIUM OF MUSIC. Lyttelton Times, Volume CXXI, Issue 15488, 14 December 1910, Page 11
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