The Public School Troubles.
(To the Editor,| S in.—Your re pot t inFriclay'u paper of the mooting of the School Committed), contains the following para-, graph Complaint was made that the* closets oi the sohool were not rcgalarlj attended to and tho Sei3retary was instated to communicate with tho' local Board cf Health on thi | Bubject," This would load the publio to suppose that I am neglecting my duties."? litis, I .cmjhakciilly^deny.\i\ , My contraot with tho Committee is to ' " visit the two Bohools once a weak, and this is carried out in a conscientious manner. The cause of complaint arises from a faulty construction of cesspits and want of ventilation at the main school outbuildings, and should be put on the proper shoulders. Until these are altered there will always be cause for complaint, and mittee'that they obtam-arepol from tho County Engineer or some equally ' trustworthy source as to whether those , outbuildings are built upon proper & principles. My books will bear mo ~ out thai I; have always done my.dutyl : aud they Miopetflo'i tlie T inspeUW of any householder who may choose to call upon me.—l anr, &c. , G. M, WOOD.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3467, 24 March 1890, Page 2
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190The Public School Troubles. Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3467, 24 March 1890, Page 2
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