MINISTER FOR EDUCATION DEPUTATIONISED.

Marlborough Express, Volume XXXI, Issue 195, 10 August 1895, Page 4

MINISTER FOR EDUCATION DEPUTATIONISED.

Wellington, August 9 Replying to a deputation from the Education Conference to-night, Mr Beeves said he was glad to see that public opioion had now come up to the Manual and Technical Elementary Instruction Bill. However, it was a question of funds, and he could only put the matter before the Cabinet, and hope fer a favorable answer. There was nothing m the Ace to prey-nt the Kindergarten syateir being applied, as suggested. If there were any difficulties by reason of regulations he would help to have them removed. He must tell them frankly that he would not give them any help as regards continuation schools* All money available was required for ordinary education?! purposes ; besides, he was opposed to the system on principle, if it would tempt children from ordinary schools, as to the building grant, they had at present to make £35,000 do where about £60,000 was necessary, and he wou d ask Parliament to keep to the former amount.

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