REOPENING OF SCHOOLS
Fnrtlier Poatponemtnt it Liliely announcement- to-morrow Though no deflnite announcement will be made until t^monoir, It ii antidipated that there will be a further postponement* of the reopening of schodls in viear of the contintianoe of the outbreak of iatfantile paralysit in the distriet. "I have been iit toUeh With thi Health Department aiidl hat* been advised that there wil be BO announcement regarding the reopening Of th* schools until to-m«rrow," said the Mayor of Hastings, Mr 6. A. Maddison,. who is edso chairmsn of tb* Hawke's Bay Education Board, this morning. "But I can ssy that it i* very donbtful Whether the school* ia Hastiiigg and Napier, and the surro'unding districts will reopen, as proposed, on Monday next." ■
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 63, 1 April 1937, Page 4
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