TECHNICAL EDUCATION.
We are glad to find that Mr Wilson has succeeeded in prevail ng upon the Premier to send out the circular re sylabus, which ho hns been urging upon him, to do. for some time. This may be cm y a sraatl matter, but may c, ventilate in , gr ater things, as we have previously ] explained, the present syllabus 'is i that which .now .stands iv "the way l Df.theip^opep teaobing oi{ dtawiug and singing It has been suggested , that history and ge g aphy, and a very large part of grammar might $ be thrown over for these other sub- t
jects. The oircuiars represent tin straws thrown up to s c which wa> ] the wind blows. The Technica , School BUI desired by Mr . . ilson -vas numbered amongst the man) , •nnoeeuts murderod by the Govern- : •nent in the last moments of this ses sion. __
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Manawatu Herald, 13 September 1889, Page 2
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146TECHNICAL EDUCATION. Manawatu Herald, 13 September 1889, Page 2
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