SCHOOL DENTAL WORK

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 995, 11 June 1930, Page 10

SCHOOL DENTAL WORK

CHARGE TO CHILDREN

ACTION AT MORRINSVILLE

From Our Own Correspondent MORRINSVILLE, Tuesday

At last evening's meeting of the Morrinsville District High School Committee a motion was carried unanimously that a levy of Is a child, with a maximum charge of 2s 6d a family, should be made on parents of children receiving dental treatment. It was explained at the householders’ meeting in April that the committee had to provide funds for cleaning the clinic and laundering the linen.

The Morrinsville Chamber of Commerce has received a letter from the secretary of the Woodlands Swamp Amalgamation Committee inviting representatives to attend a meeting at Gordonton and Orini, when the proposed Tarpiri Drainage and River Board will be discussed.

At the quarterly meeting of the Waikato Licensing Committee, at the Morrinsville Courthouse, Mr. Wyvern Wilson. S.M., presiding, renewals of licences were granted to the follow--f',._ r - F\ Hodges (Nottingham Castle Hotel, Morrinsville) c E l,'?™ 3 ,, (Morrinsville Hotel. Mor'rins\ille), B. Grundy (Waihou Hotel, "Wai- ", ou) > A- Montgomery (Central Hotel Hbte^ rld c e) ’ v V 'm K ' Rickit (National Hotel, Cambridge), H. Dunbridge (Taupirj Hotel, Taupiri), and T. s Cray (Masonic Hotel, Cambridge).

. Tb ?. T, T uhei Drainage Board has ~ti uck rates for the current year on the same scale as last year. A further eontaw* to com l>lete work in the special area drain will be let shortlv urider conditions arranged by Mr Brown and the supervisor.

-* % ’ vinoC J T' Williams ' of the Morrinsyille railway station goods shed stafJo e /u VlnK r *»"-ay service shortly