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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2867, 4 September 1916, Page 3

A sale of work, organised by four children. Jean, Clarence, and Albert Macklin and B. TJrquhart, in aid of tho Soldiers' Pudding Fund, realised ine sum of £1 12s„ which was handed in to the Mayoress. Members and friends of the Wellington Choral Union are reminded of the social which takes place in tho Burlington this evening, commencing at 8 o'clock. A most attractive programma has been arranged, and a large attendance is anticipated. Reporting to tho Christchurch, Technical College Board of Governors on Friday night, the Ladies' Advisory Committee stated that, in view of the fact that throughout New Zealand tlicre were institutions providing instruction in the various branches of domestic science, >ft considered that the timo wa3 ripe for the institution by the Government of examinations to test the results of the work .and to cive to those qualified an official certificate. At present such examinations were conducted by'the Government on behalf of the City and Guilds of London Institute, but the Advisory Committee believed that' it would be much more satisfactory if the examinations were arranged by the Education Department itself. The committee therefore. requested tlio board to consider the advisability of, approaching the Department on this matter. • The Hoard decided to act upon the sugges- ■

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