Mr Bird, chief inspector, said there was some objection to her, method, but that was because both the doctor and 1 the children were new to it. Matters were now different. For instance, a. Maori boy at Tolaga Bay objected, but after the doctor explained matters the j boys could not get their coats off quick: 1 enough. j j As instancing what they had to put ( up with Mr McKay mentioned that atj a southern school a child ran home with; a report as to how he had been treated; ', with the result that the irate father rushed over to the school to take hisother child home, brushing past both the doctor and the headmaster/ but it transpired that the child's complaint was a pure fabrication and the man had to apologise^ •
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14936, 14 June 1919, Page 7
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