In Mr Albert Wilson, the teacher of •the Rakaumanga native school, who has accepted the appointment to the mastership of St. Stephen's Maori school, Parnell, Huntly loses a live and energetic citizen. Active as a Church worker, a zealous volunteer officer, and one who always responded to the many calls made upon his time and talents, Mt Wilson will leave a blank which will be hard to fill. As a teacher he was indefatigable, and the efficiency of his pupils testify to the success of his teaching ability, while the tone of the school speaks volumes for his disciplinary and educative prowess. In Mrs Wilson he had an able coadjutor, and musical and social circles -vyill miss her genial presence.—(Huntly Correspondent.)
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVI, Issue 33, 8 February 1905, Page 3
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