Mb Hesketh, of Auckland, who'is; at present one of the Governors of the Auckland College and Grammar School, is anything but pleased afc,his being induced to get elected to fche Board. Had he foreseen;the many investigations looming iuthe early future, and as a consequence the tax upon his iime', we believe he would never have had anything to do with the position—in Mr : Hesketa*B lease the honor was throws on him. The Purbhas charges will take weeks to dispose:'of;-and whatever-1 result: is. arrived >iat must be exceedingly displeasing to one party. The disorganisation to fche Institution which these enquiries must lead is apparent, and whatever will be the ending, changes'must inevitably follow.
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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3799, 2 March 1881, Page 2
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