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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18591, 29 December 1934, Page 1

HAWKE’S BAY EDUCATION . . BOARD TENDERS FOR CONVEYANCE OF CHILDREN TO SCHOOLS on the prescribed form will be received by the undersigned up till the close of SATURDAY. January 12. 1935, for the conveyance of children for alternatve periods of one, two and three years to the following schools: Bartlett’s. Tokomaru Bay. Tolaga Bav and Whakaangiangi. Conditions of contract and form of tender may be obtained on application to the Chairman of the respective School Committees or from the undersigned. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. W. L. DUNN. Secretary. Naper. December 22. 1934. 113 GISBORNE HIGH SCHOOL PROSPECTUS FOR 1935 IS NOW AVAILABLE. advice of intending' Boarders for next year is desired as the Girls’ Hostel will be re-opened if sufficient Boarders are obtained. Preparatory pupils will be taken from Standard 1 and upwards. Attendance at Evening Technical Classes is strongly recommended for the consideration of those leaving' school or unable to attend as day students. A separate prospectus of these classes is available. CHAS. H. BULL. Secretary. Box 293. Gisborne. 1 COSMOPOLITAN CLUB (Inc.). PRELIMINARY NOTICE. rjM-IE ANNUAL PICNIC will be hold at Patutahi Domain on SUNDAY. February 3, 1935. Details will be published later. P. BAILEY. Managing Secretary. 230

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