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Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, Volume LXI, 19 August 1915, Page 2

THE HELENSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL.

WE are surprised to learn that, after all that has gone before, i.e., a number of residents having put their heads together and their hands in their pockets, sending round hundreds of circulars to parents and householders, begging them to sign on in favour of a High School for Helensville, with a few short particulars %s to hqw. ix\any they cquld send to the institution, etc,, the request has been qompletely ignored by many—thrown on one side, as it were. This is indeed scant courtesy to bestow, therefore, for the want of a sufficient number of replies coming to hand, the efforts of the school committee and others are so far barren, and unless the people wake UJ3 in tip's reject,, they w-ilj he* left without that' great bqon of higher education for their children. — Shame! Wake vp t Helensville!