OREPUKI SCHOOL.

Western Star, Issue 452, 11 June 1881, Page 3

OREPUKI SCHOOL.

;■ ■ ■7 _ ’:Tb THB,mnTOa v . sVf ffoi.’iw fit,Bib - I regret to observe that a correspbrife' i dent signing himself ‘LOrepukite” bas sent you a report of the pnjccrdipgSraE a [meeting of our Sebool; be ■characterised as considerably-one-sided. When itbe altercation.to which itxnefera; Qccurftd,‘.th«f'i subject under discussigrt advisability ■of admitting to the, school a pupil 17 or IS wears of ope. Mr. was endeavouring *(in bingiiagh-’silfßcientlv lemperateV Jo show. . that hisiadmisilpri woulff% unfair to yberbnjfc? <of ut vw.uld tdtid-tb"'Aistract|-' the teacher’s attention from them, and ale or- - that, r.s a mattpycf propri<;ty; itewas not desirable (bat a pupil pi Wh, an associate with 1 children’.of pointing this but] uaceVemonibuily, if by Mr Jolly, who 1 'T.Wm'i j ing • the basinees oFWe Weeiing] liyl-Ju'sj j loquacity; Ac : ;,iin such 'S ! mariner as ‘Ip { , retort from Mf 1 gether ‘ undeserved. "T 'dbniTderAbotlJ were’to onh'fpr'ibitng the other both lost temper;' fbr lil'.tTie ;f|siHg pE f th4t meeting'Mr nej. was to b!arae'fdkh^Vfhg ! mittee of which ! Mf Cfease^’was a be could not agree wit.b him. I,am^orry,tbat mittee) thought it necessary; tp, grievances iri ' tbe cblnniris newspsnefWby does he ribt honestly' i sjgh’‘ to bis complaint.? Apdlpgisin'g fb'r tMspassihg/ bo far on your simbe.—Tatif: &c. J , "‘.f' , -^^VriHkLbOnkßTK- ; ' 7ik ,, f: • Chairman Ompuld Scff6'dl fr Coihiinuee. 0 , . 3rd J^e,_lßßl. }jJti . no