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the. Railway Department these faros, so that the children will practical! travel free. With regard to parents, the School Committees should arrange what parents to bring with +•• children. As there will not. be room for all, parents will travel at ordinary excursion rates, and tho reimbursement to the Railway Department will only apply in regard to children wh corao to port and return in one day: but the. Railway Departments excursion fares will serve for those children who have to stop in town over night.'" The Minister added that special train* were being arranged. He understood that the Wairanapa children were coming down on one day and +l, Manawatu children on another, 'rill's would ensure a. sufficient supply of trucks, and prevent overcrowding at tb'is end.

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