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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2143, 8 May 1914, Page 8

a- , Some questions were asked at the o meeting of householders in the Mount Cook School district last evening about II the closing of the schools at the time o of. tlw strike-last year, when the mounts ed special constables were encamped at - Buckle Street. Several persons, iii- ', /lading Mr. Glover, recently tho Social Democratic candidate for the City if Mayoralty, stated that they disapproved y of the action taken in closing tho i, schools, and asked whether the consmitI» tee had been consulted in. tho matter, i- Mr. AV. I|. Fuller (committee chairman) if replied in tho negative, stated, that d tlio Govermneiit simply notified the Weill jington Education Board that the ,s schools were required, and must be ». closed. The third odabli-shment, the y Ctirls' School, was closed by tho hoard is ou account of the proximity to the v r-amp. In the enso of tlie Infant School, 'o Mr. Fuller added, the board, when ii ■o ivas told tlmt tlie school would ht W-ijiiiic-J, decided to call, a meeting tc ii consider tho matter. Tlio OoVeriiffietit it however, on the clay previous to that id of the proposed meeting, "wwmtan,tl cieered." the school. Miss Gillespie has been appointed sec K-tarv and trf'ssmer of the Miistertei s- (livistnn of tho St. .Tolin _ Amhulanci [>• Brigade in succession to Miss Joy,. wb< t, lias resigned. "" To all pahlic and pinpffrr "NAZOIj" if- invahiable. Keeps the throa cW»r .of phlegm and ia perfect comli rf iiosi. Sold evevywhura Is. W. i botUe.is Advt.