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Hokitika Guardian, 31 October 1928, Page 6

Mr Strong “cannot see” how openair schools are “more important than the ordinary type.” At this late stage he is “seeking information,” a confession which surely indicates such a previous indifferences as casts a doubt on the sincerity of the present search ; and this doubt is increased when one reads that .the most Mr Strong can say for open-air schools already built is that lie does not regard' them as waste, which is like saying that one does not think the work of Pasteur to have been a mistake. Being unable to see, “in the smallest degree,” a difference between open-air schools and the latest block type of school “built with a view of ventilation,'’ the Director suggests that, “until thing settle down nothing can be done.” 'l'lie reply of Professor J. K. Shelley, president of the Open Air Schools League, that the League will not sit down and wait for this indefinite setling, was the right one.— “The Sun,” Christchurch.

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