The Burnham Inquiry.
— f. * AN EXPLANATION, Ghristchurch, Septtfriier 22. Dr. Anderson, ' fospectdr-fomertf of Schools, attended the Burnham Ifidustrial Inquiry to protest agafost the interpretation placed by certain witnesses on the words he had used at a former mr q S h f d by *jT- **** *****' * enjßßt, was>- f fTnat ov trusted the attendants would recognise that he met then; in a friendly spirit ; that • h©, would give them a fair and patient hearing ; and that if tte found a spirit of hostility or a distijirting eiejqent in the institution, lie would • not hesitate to make such as would lead to its renum^^ The inq^WTwas adjourned tiU Moaday>'
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Northern Advocate, 22 September 1906, Page 2
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