So as to ensure parents having to pay as little as possible, details were being worked out in connection with the book supply for 1934, reported Dr D. E. Hansen, the principal, to thd Technical College Board of Governors last evening. • Dr Hansen stated that more use would be made of secondhand books, and they would be taken in and issued several times so long as they were in good order. However, it was not proposed to pay Out any cash this year for second hand books, but to give a credit slip in each case. That credit would be redeemable for the purchase of books at the beginning of the new session, or. could be cashed by pupils who did not return to day or evening school, but not until after the evening school session had started. ,
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Star (Christchurch), Volume LXIV, Issue 934, 2 December 1933, Page 32 (Supplement)
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