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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVI, Issue 33, 8 February 1905, Page 3

A proposal to form coniinuatiba classes so as to provide educational facilities for pupils who hza& not passed the sixth standard in the element tary schools came before fSbe Schools Committee last night, w_i«rt Mr George George, director of tecliHH cal instruction, applied for the use ol Wellesley-street school on certain oienings during the week for this purpose. The Education Board woold, 'M_! George wrote, defray any extra cost "in. the way of cleaning and lighting. If; was menfioned by members of t__B committee that a number of candidate? for the technical school had shown inability to spell properly, and it waai evidently intended to make the continuation classes a preliminary to the technical classes. Some fear was expressed that the ordinary work of the school would be interfered with, andi upon Mr A; Rosser's motion the matter; was left with Mr P. Crowe (chairman)] and Mr P. M. Mackay to arrange. All our high-class fashionable collar. ettes at "out-they-go" prices, 8/6, now, 2/11, 13/6 now 3/6, 17/11 now 4/11, 21/, now 5/11, 27/6 now 6/9.—At McCuUagM and Gower's famous Clean Sweep.—Ad. All-linen flake dress canvas, any cfla* our, 4|d, at Smith and Caughey's Fait, — (Ad.)- -'-..*■.. w.. ,-, ..,7 Silks at the Fair: Hundreds of remnants and blouse lengths. Smith audi Caughey, Ltd.— (Ad.) Brett's Auckland Almanac and Diary now published. postage paid l/3_.