GIRLS’ COLLEGE

New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 11652, 17 October 1923, Page 4

GIRLS’ COLLEGE

PARENTS ASSOCIATION. The meeting of the executive committee of the At ellington Girls A ollege I’arcnts’ Association was held on Friday evening, when Afv G. Mitchell occupied the chair, and there was a good attendance of members. The statonioni of receipts and expenditure showed that nftet contributinc X 167 towards the new tennis court anil other iotpro\i-nicnts. there remained a balance in hand of X.A t-i----ld. Tt was decided till,l the Board of Governors should he asked to proceed with the erection of the wire netting fence around the new tennis court, w.tlion I any further delay. The meeting considered what steps should he taken to assist in the beautification of the groi.-ds surrounding Unsite of the new Girls’ College, and for pu,riding playing areas. The ladies’ auxiliary rnmmifleo will he railed together for the purpose of considering the best means „f nv'-iug a -"'claiind sum of inonov I a tielo in ronivlon wi'h the work mentioned. In order that operations mav he rarrled out In sem-•'etic-a! plan, it was suggested that the I’oard of Governors should he asked to define Ihe areas whieh wii! he available for the girls g lr , \ suggestion was made that the ass,,. -nation mm’'! ah o Pel-- in I re—plantin': along the boundary .-a.! other ..arts of file area. \ report nil) h- made hr 1 tie Forestry Department, which a’so ..ffr-.-d lo suoplv t lie neeessurv trees at thOiieimum rypeose. \ deration of f, -as made towards th- nr me hir.h amt 't wr.s lefl to the Prirri-M of the 'ege In decide in which way the amount .-mild he used to the heat cdvanlngc.