THE SUMNER INSTITUTE FOR THE DEAF.
(Pbk United Press Association.)
Cjiiustchubch, October 25. A public inquiry into the management of the Institute for Deaf Mutes, Suniner, was opened to-day at Sumuer, before Mr W. H.-Brabant, K.fil of Wanganni, and J. Colborne Veel secretary of the Board of Education. A letter orFd ?• S- Fish', M^-R-to the Minis er ior location was read, reiterating the charces made by Mr Fish in tho House against the management of the institute. A telefram f rom Mr l,sh was read, stating that he had no evidence to give, and would not be present or represented. He suggested that Mr Crofts formerly a teacher in the institute, should be examined, and that the Christchurcn members and Mr Tanner be consulted. The Rev W Prtwf^f"? f-, ttcV ded Rn<l S^'e evidence to the dSd 'f° mstltu. to. w'- ls satisfactorily con! ducted The commission will inspect the will not undertake the boarding o|.pupils
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 9568, 26 October 1892, Page 2
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