GENERAL TELEGRAMS.
Press Association. DUNEDIN, yesterday. The Burnside freezing works wi probably close down for the seasoi owing to the verv small supplies i fat stock.
The Otago Education Board endorsed a protest entered by the Nelson Beard against resolution No. 5, referring to the classification of teachers, and urging that in respect to regulation No. 6 the Board’s inspectors must lie deemed the most competent authorities to determine the worth of work done by teachers. WELLINGTON, last night, A few months ago, Mother Mary Joseph Aubert’s Home of Compassion, a retreat for incurable orphan children, was opened. The building cost £16,000. What are believed to be serious defects in the building have now been discovered. Deports from experts state that the heavy iron girders supporting the first floor have sagged. 'There is also a good donl of leakage through the walls and roof. Mother Aubert has been given to understand that the cost of remedying the defects will run into a thousand pounds. Mother Joseph is considerably embarrassed as to what shall be done with the children under her care.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2136, 19 July 1907, Page 3
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