Wh hatb, from Dunedin, the important news telegraphed that a Mr Isaacs complained to the Bchool Committeo ol the "barbarous" treatment of his children, who had actually bean kept without lunoheon until half-ppst one p.m. ! This shocking ca-e ought really to be investigated by tho police. Whit is the Dunedin Superintendent about that he does not immediately take the sohoolmasler into oustody on a oharge of attempt to murder. It is with deep regret that we hava to state that a brutal and uniympathiiing Committee failed to reoommend this course, did not even dismiss the master, and contented themselves with reoommending that on examination daye the usual -fchool hours should be adhered te. What do these Committeo men anticipate will be their fate in the hereafter f
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 4747, 18 July 1883, Page 2
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