BULLS

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 101, 30 April 1936, Page 5

BULLS

GENERAL NEV/ -. 2 Owing to Bull* School going ij ( > a , •rradc, uuc to me rc-admissiuii oi ti'e car-old childrei., soveri; chang s in ’uhe teaching stall' are forecasted, ’i he | head teacher, Mr. W. A. Churchill, will be leaving, but his successor he.e has - not been appointed yet. Miss D. B. ' Martin, infant mistress, has been iiiu.sferred to Waitotara, and Miss Lbtement, of IVaipukurau, fills the position • at Bulls, Aliss Z. Kalfe has been tem--5 porarify appointee assistant leue-.e: - At the meeting of householders held in Bulls on Monday night a further 8 discussion was held regarding Hit --0,. veyauce of secondary pupils in sclioo.s ’- io’Balmerston North, and the, follow- : ing resolution was earned: “ Ikial Air. .. C. L. Hunter, Al.l’. for this electorate be asked to urge upon the Government >' the urgent necessity of providing free, e or at feast subsidised, transport for ths J children of this district, so that coun- ’ try children will not be at a disad- ’ vantage compare-, with ch'.ldten more ’ fortunately situated with regard to ’ transport 'arrangements. 1 Sportsmen in tibis district are get--1 ting ready for the opening of the game >’ shooting season on Friday. A good e number of ducks and pheasants have been seen lately, but it is feared that poachers arc already busy-, anticipating * the opening day.