CHILDREN’S POCKET MONEY.
DO THEY SPEND TOO MUCH. By Telegraph.—Press AssoctatUaWellington, Last Night. Exception was taken at one of the school committee meetings to the amount of pocket money given to children. It was found at this school that the children had £5 in sums ranging from a penny to Bs. Other teachers confirm this, and consider that the youngsters spend far too much, and not always on things that are good for them, besides making those who are not freely supplied discontented.
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Taranaki Daily News, 6 May 1926, Page 10
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