Premises in Western District Meet Need: Pupils More Than Before the War 'T, Luke's Hospital being now in temporary possession of the fine building erected through the benefaction of the late Mr. Henry Lester, which formerly h used both the Cathedral School and the Cathedral offices etc., an experiment is now being made which has long been desired.
The Cathedral School for Boys has moved out to the Western District, Jand has been able to secure extreme suitable accommodation in Colum-Bia" Road, Two adjoining houses, provide lass-rooms, library, and 13, have been fitted out to
changing-room, effec, laboratory, etc., land No, 21, which is immediately in front of these houses, is reserved for the preparatory forms, music room, play room ete.
Directly opposite these three houses and standing in its own spacious garden, is the Boarding House, equipped for sixteen boarders, who are under the personal care of the Second Master, Mr. H. K. Cassels, and Mrs. Cassels, who is a trained nurse; they are assisted by Mr. R.N. Bryant, Owing to the generos-Ity of several societies and friends, [bursaries are available for those who cannot afford full boarding-fees,
House for any boy who ig available at the "Boarding wish to go home in the middle of
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