THE TECHNICAL SCHOOL
~;. Mr.. J. V. Luke (Wellington North), speaking early on Saturday, morning in the.House..of Representatives, asked what provision was the' Minister' of Kducalion .making,for the new 'echnieal school.at AVellington?.-• He suggssted thnt the. vote for technical. education was not' large enough.: ';-.'.'
• The Minister of .Kducatiori said he was not willing to take, the responsibility of .largely increased expenditure on technical education until the/system was thoroughly, orgiinifcd: .The Department was taking steps to secure the services of an expert competent to direct technical education. He 1 recognised that the conditions of technical , education in AVelling- • toV had ' been unsatisfactory. A site had now been selected arid surveyed, and the"next, step w,is for 'the 'Education Board to produce-its plans for the approval of the . Department. Hb hoped the City Council would come forward with , a substantial sum in aid'of the proposed work.. ' .
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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 58, 3 December 1918, Page 7
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142THE TECHNICAL SCHOOL Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 58, 3 December 1918, Page 7
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