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Hokitika Guardian, 2 June 1925, Page 3

‘Personally. I have always felt that the nm.-t siHiessfui way of dealing with educational problems; in New Zealand would he the formation of four educational districts, each of these districts being connected with the University Cblh'ges.” said Mr W. IJrock. who is retiring from the position of Chief 111s :.c; tir of S'-hauls for the Canterhury Kducational District after y<> years' service. to a representative of "The Dress" on Saturday. ‘‘The time is not very fill- distant when each ot these colleges will lie a university in itself, and if we had all matters educational managed hy a hotly controlling all forms of education. I feel tertain that we would have better work than wo have to-da.v. In cases of siu-lt Boards, I see no reason why they should not have certain rating powers. In this way they might each provide advantages which the Dominion as a whole is averse to granting.’’ Four educational districts, with four educational systems, would mean that there would he rivalry and < ompetition, added Mr Brock, and those would he to the benefit of the whole Dominion. Within the Dominion there were many enthusiasts in regard to education, and he felt that with four districts they would have a butter system than they had at I'le.sciii under the centralised system.

Schroder and Co. have opened out a splendid ranee of new knitted costumes and sports coats; silk, velvet and niaroeain frocks. Inspection cordially invited.—Advt. \, r ACAXCI RS lor two BOA I! DKKS, * central position, where board alone can also he arranged. Apply ■‘Ouardian" Ollice. 'VAISITOKS from the country will be ' pleased to know that on Wednesday next. 7-a-siih- tournament, a hut and cold loneli can he procured at the Kemlezvolls. Hevell Street. | OST—A motor cycle PCM I’, hc- * tween Humphreys ami Hokitika. Kinder please return to ‘•(inardian” ((Mice. )l{ SA Id'. New 7-roomcd lit XOA- “ I.OW. on I acre Freehold section. Sale Street, with all modern conveniences. .Motor earner. Hood garden, fowl run and . o". shed. Apply *‘C.iusi’rilian” Ollice. SALK- Piano, Singer sowing “ ilia chine, oak sidehoard. 0 oak chairs. Chesterfield suite, writing desk, also Ha ihy-Davidson 7-h h.p. 1921 model. All the a hove to clear, reasonable. owner leaving, |). Fraser. Fpper Weld Street. K( i!\ ATAIII - K OITF. HA N (11 WIXTKIi SHOW ISA id.. II \. BtiDDIXO I'O.V.

soldiers' association. ON 15 KII A I.K of t In- Hokitika Com>iiilli ! the allot oil i> desired I thank |j 11 1 1 1i• Iv nil t Inee who nssist- . ! m sil(»|»::}•! llio tho appeal l’< r the' liiiihlino fund. i n <-) nd i ■>;; ihe ladies’ ' 'll ! 11 : ■ll "-0 wllioll liohin;! willi all flllirlicni'. .Mi' K. I'loslon lor ii.so of -Imp. mill tho numerous donors of .«ti fl > of various kinds, as well as tho inihho ooiioraily lor their I .support of tho object in view. Tho help was most timely and welcome, and is {irateI'ully appreciated. H. MOORE. 11. PATTERS.! >N. Joint lion. Soorotarios. reserve ’’in" westland land DISTRICT FOR LEASE ltV I’l'lil,lC A I'CTION. TVTOTIC'E IS MERER V (ST VEX that 1% till' OloloillH'lltilMOll reserve Will, lit: OFFERED for loaso liy |-ri!l.f(' AI’CTION lor a form of scroll years AT THIS OFFICE at 2..V.) o'clock p in. tiX WKDXESDAV tho -Ith. DAY OK .1 I NK. Ifl'-’A. under tho provi i nis of tho l’nhlio Reserves and Domains A't. 1008. and amendments. KCIIKDIThK. Part Deserve IMd, Block 1. Poorna Survey District: Area. 128 acres. A roods o |iorelies; upset annual rental £(i. Weighted with .€7l 1 7s— valuation j mproveinents, consisting ol leucine and cultivation. Soliedille of conditions (all he seen at this oilier or "ill ho forwarded on reipiest. \Y. T. MORPETH. Commissioner of Crown Lands. District hands and ‘Survey Ofliee. Hokitika. KOKATARI PI BIJC IT.\LL. TCESDAY, JUNK 2nd. Vf OX STEP Pi ALL in aid of the Hall 1 ¥.l. funds, (t’ood music and supper provided. (lentlemen 2s (id; Ladies Is. V. FLEA I INC, Hon. See.

'PUBLIC 11A i.L. KANIERT. i (;RAND CONCERT and BALL will he held on WEDNESDA A .TI'NK 3«!.. in aid of the funds of the Kaniori Public Hall. ADMISSION—To Concert Is; To Ball Gents 2s Gd; Ladies is. F. AV. SELBY, Secretary Hull Trustees. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3rd. Annual social dance of the Hokitika Bowline Clnh will ho held in the SOLDIERS’ HALL. Complete arrangements for music, supper ami lloor. Admission —Gentlemen 3s; Ladies 2s. A. E. BENJAMIN. Hon. Secretary. SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. AVAITAHA farm property. SATURDAY loth. JUNE. At Noon. Messrs ay. jeffries and co. instructed hy the Executrix oi the late F. AI. 0. Rossenheck will sell at the Empire Hotel, Ross, as above: - The well-known farm of 324 acres, situated at the Bold Head With A-roomed dwelling, dairy, washhouse. stable and havshed. stock Yards, sheep dip aiul rare. The titles are Ben. Lease and Beg. Li-ense. the annual Rental l>etng £■> I- s The prooertv is well cleared and improved carrying a fair number of sheep and cattle. Further particulars from the auctioneers. or Mr A. R. EUock. Solicitor, Hokitika.