The Coronation Memorial Fund 00 mark with during "the stactory and justifies the view that the objects of the Fund have enthusiastic support which It Is hoped will be sustained, Suggestion is made that contributors may like to make their payments by Instalments, "On that point a letter from "Mr. "A. E. Seddon published elsewhere is commended for atten ton. Mr. Martin Little contributes another jetler which no doubt will receive the attention of the organfers of the Fund, Mr, Little makes good point in urging the claims of other than Cathedral School British boys to playing field accommodation.
earnestly deprecating the Council's deferment of the provision of such amenities for the Tifeng Rd. Boys' School this journal endeavour-fed to secure the solicitude for which Mr. Little pleads. It also suggested that if the Council were shown that the British community was prepared see that its own Boys school had playing fields there would be all the Stronger argument for relaxation of the "economy" ban in favour of the hitherto unfortunate Tifeng Rd. School. It is believed that this posslbllity—backed as it is by the strong representations of the Superintendent of Edueation—may be taken Into ace count by the Council. Nevertheless that should not prevent Mr, Little's thoughtful suggestion from being considered by the organizers of the Memorial Fund. "It might, for example, be agreed that, failing facili. ties from the Council, the needs of the Tifeng Ra, School should be carefully considered, especially as It has a large number of British boys Ils roll.
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