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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16160, 14 March 1918, Page 6

OPEN AIR SHEDS OR CONSUMPTION NURSERIES. « TO THE EDITOR OF "THE FBtSS " Sir, —As the lather of a small going to school, 1 am greatly interest#* bv "jJ's" letter in your in wnw" he makes a suggestion about open-WJ sheds. I uu\y say that after; years v talk about open-air schools his is w. . lirst word I have seon to tell us how make them practical. I only hope tn» . Mr Hanan is sitting up and 1 notice —also Bishop Julius, who Jv means to build a lot of yawf? schools, and will have to tax his , protty heavily if he sticks to tho j fashioned idea of a scboolbouße. _ _ would like to improve on ii s and make the shed secure «th shdtflf ! shutters, which would keep ? j re i ! kins at night, and would ; slide completely out of th,oway * , opened. This would add to -thing the shed, but even then the whole tJJJj would be trifling compared to "®. j now sunk in our bricks and mortar sumption nurseries—lours, . i