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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2314, 23 November 1914, Page 8

Attention is called to an advertisement in thn issuo concerning the Ocean Bay School. This institution is exceedingly ivell spoken of by visitors and parents of students, and as a placo where boys may receive a first-class general education as well a* instruction in tho management of a station or farm, there seem to be opportunities that might bo eagerly embraced by parents who are interested in those pursuits. There are 11 boarders in residence, and at the recent examinations 10 out of 11 pupils in the sixth gained certificates entitling them to two years free education at a secondary school.

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