THE COMING SESSION.
PER PBESS ASSOCIATION, Chkistohubch, June 11. In an interview, Mr Seddon said regarding the coming s ssion that the Gavemment intended to fix a given standard and minimum age at which children should be admitted to the secondary schools. Tee minimum age had not yet been detf rmined upon, bus 'he standard had b en fixed at net lower than the fif h t-taodard. Children who could not pass that btandnd would be excluded from sscon'lary schools He anticipated a long and arduous session, as a great deal of business wou'd be undertaken if an important character. Among other measures that wcu'd be intioducfd was the Seaman and Shippug Bill, daling with lnrg qivstk-ns <n the lines of the Bill i..noduci;d l.'.et year.
Tho Gov»rf men, would faM tho> House wittt a subsrantial uia- , j >riLy, for ha had hold a fist-picking of the card, which placed the Opposition at a maximum strength of twenty.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 139, 12 June 1903, Page 2
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158THE COMING SESSION. Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 139, 12 June 1903, Page 2
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