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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXI, Issue 24, 31 March 1893, Page 29

on to aay the present committee should be re-elected and allowed to ge< out of its mesa as best it can. It cannot be expected tbe Board will come to the rescue, and it strongly recommends the present commiteetoput their hands in their pockets, pay off the deb*;, and leave a clean ■heet for their successors. It is quite evident, I should imagine, that if oar legislators do not amend the education system in some respect, this ever-increasing demand for money all over tbe Colony will break it down. What a sorry plight the Education Department w.uld be placed in were tbe Catholics of New Zealand to send their children to the State schools for only one month,