NEW TECHNICAL COLLEGE
In his repp l '\ h College ’ (Mr- J'tor of the . c j hn r> n 1 Monday that rapid Howell) stated on. hy the progress was levelling the srte Prisons Departmen , -ij; „ n t Mount for tho new cbllege Cook, and ho urged th . shelter hand V^thfeU'and west boundtrees along the it won ] 4 i he X-,,«: £t.„t oT Krooni «..< ‘V.’bS for recreation purposes when theotui' Ings are. completed," ,’nid Mr Howell "If will, indeed, bo only ft lno than half an acre, so that while it may seem that the four acres granted should make reasonable provision for reqinraments so much of it 18 hillside that Pho amount that can be used for rf ’ t,renl ' ol ‘ fs entirely inadequate for a school that! must become one of the largest, in New Zealand, and will, require separate areas for boys and girls. ft would I'ke to suggest that the board visit tho «1'« and consider both the means of approach find the area nvnil-ab'c for recreation : that when, the short: session of I’ar- / Itement is over proposals Im teid boforo Minister o£ Education.” >
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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 134, 2 March 1921, Page 6
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186NEW TECHNICAL COLLEGE Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 134, 2 March 1921, Page 6
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