To the Editor of the "Naam-Ontxsa Dairy News."
Siu,—May I be permitted through the medium of your valuable paper to draw attention to the necessity for high class school in the Western District. The need for such " school has long been felt, but the high rent required for a suitable building and the expenses involved in catablinhing, wed conducting such a school have checked all individual effort in hie matter.
The nucleus of such a school has, however. recently jen question whether its development should be Jeff to private enterprise entirely or whether a syndicate or committee would be prepared to take up the matter and place the school on a thoroughly sound financial basis, There are many residents in the Western and other Districts who are doubtless anxious to have greater educational facilities for their children than are pow obtainible, and the writer will be glad to meet riy one interested in this matter to discuss ways and means.
Enclosing my card, Tm Ivreneste Panest.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.