A country correspondent of the Oamaru Times sends the following :—At a recent school committee meeting it was proposed that a new map of the two hemispheres should be procured. " But why not get the ivhole four at once and save expense? exclaimed/\a member whose zeal was, unfortunately, not so limited as his geographical knowledge. In ■yain the teacher urged that there were but two hemispheres. He knew better. Jtf, last a compromise was effected, and it was arranged to get two hemispheres row, and the qther two next time.
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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume 17, Issue 960, 7 March 1871, Page 2
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