RAILWAY CONCESSIONS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 4, 29 January 1909, Page 2

RAILWAY CONCESSIONS.

TO *OllOOl, CIIILDUKX. By Telegraph.— Prosa Association. , Wellington, Ijast Xighl. The. following railway concessions are gazetted:—The free second-class quarterly tickets, available for distances not exceeding sixty miles, may be. issued to school pupils not over nineteen years- of age as follows: (1) To pupils attending the public primary schools from railway stations, whero there is no primary school in the. vicinity and only to the station in the vicinity of the nearest public school; (2) To pupils who are holders of scholarships tenable at a district high school or secondary school as dcihied by "The Education Act, 11)08, *' to enable them to attend any such district high school or secondary ««hoolj (.3) To pupils of secondary schools as defined by "The Education Act, HI08." and of the secondary departments of district high sehook to enable them to attend I one or Other of such schools which ever I suall b(\ nearest; (4) To pupils attend- 1 I nig private primary or secondary schools subject to inspection in accordance willj 170 of "The Education Act, 1908 ; (,>) To holders of free places at a. technical school recognised under the regulations for manual and technical instruction; (0) To pupils o;i the roll of a public or private primary or secondary school or of a district high schools travelling to a trend classes held at a specially equipped manual training centre and recognised under the regulation?- for manual and technical instruction.