PAPANUI SCHOOL.
PROPOSED ' NEW BUILDING. nesting, which was attended by forty--sapamii houooholders, was held in the lairi -Council Chamber on Monday night, eurpose of the meeting was to consider dvisability of building a new schoolin, a glare central position. E,’. Patrick, who : presided, said that s.l of the householders were of opinion a new,, sits should be procured,' nearer •illage, : than v/here the school now was. W . u , j^qnnii)ghaua moved That it rooonarnsndation to the board that a Mntral.school.be built in Papanui, and unend. that ah . infants’ school be built ,yx,: also that the Bligh’a Road School left.; an- infanta’ school." Mr Bott ded the-motion. W. E. Smith spoke atrongly against motion, stating that a change of site t scrapping the bath, which had cost ■esidentß: over £3OO. If more land was redo for '■£ -playground the section north le school ground could be obtained at a nable-prioo. s following' amendment wa« moved by 1. W. Hawke, and seconded by Mr G. i:—“That Sill the word 3 after Papanui listed."'- ■■ e amendment was carried. R. W'.'V Hawke moved that it be a amendation to the board that the new >1 be'erected, on the existing site, ie was seconded by Mr Calder and caponly two voting against it.
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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 18116, 5 June 1919, Page 7
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206PAPANUI SCHOOL. Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 18116, 5 June 1919, Page 7
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