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Made Welcome At such schools, there was commonly a marked tendency for the people to drift away as the afternoon wore on, Mr Hamblyn said, but most of the Maoris stayed to the end of the session, and their appreciation of what the school offered was most gratifying. Their wives and daughters, for, whom, at each school, two home science extension officers held special class on “New Fabrics and Short Cuts the Home”, showed equally keen interest, and went to great pains to cater for the lecturers and make them feel welcome.

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Te Ao Hou, November 1957, Page 52

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Made Welcome Te Ao Hou, November 1957, Page 52

Made Welcome Te Ao Hou, November 1957, Page 52

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