The irreverence of some schoolbnvs was referred to by tb> chairman of the Wanganui Education Board at a meeting. Ho pointed out that he had noticed When funerals passed alone the street thnt seme of the toys bad nreVeted to ntiv rc<mect h** stnudiwe. and rcjvovimx their hat. 4 ' Ho rcns;<ie**cd tlißt tho r.v'ttor sh°uM bo hroiiclit up. in the f-chools. “That spirit is ivp:cal of tlio aer',” remarked another mem-ht-t. It- mt.* revived to icier the matter to the Teachers” Association. Tt is, '--tim-t-ed that Egyptian ctrr-nters prnc*i<s. nlfv cv —v tc~ T Korcl hr modern members of the crrft.
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New Zealand Times, Volume LI, Issue 12022, 27 December 1924, Page 10
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