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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 9, Issue 535, 28 May 1920, Page 3

Steps urn being takfn >to ost:i!>! special day classes in all of the four cer.V.res fo.« the .teaching "I' dm! children. The difficulty is said '<> ■;** to obtain trained teachers, as it is reckoned to take fully seven vea.'s to train a teacher Co.- the den.. 'e Education Department , however, his the matter in hand with a vi"\\ I<> providing teachers at practical v a I the cent'res of population in ; »■ <!«'' that deal', hard of hearing clrloien and stammerers may he educated without the necessity of removnv.'. them from their homes. There is a considerable shortage of blankets in the Dominion at the present time. The demand is so ereat th;i) the woollen mills are unable to meet it. The position is said to have been brought about by the fact that many of, if not all, 'the mills in the Dominion are tuning out more tweed now than in the past in order to cope (to some extent with the falling-off of importations from England.