The Indian Journal of Education (Formerly The Madras Journal of Education) September 1895

With the permission of the President of the Municipality various open spaces in the l'ark have been surveyed and the most suitable has been found to be the area bounded on the south by the pond in the enclosed deer run on the north by the surplus drain front the lake on the east by the canal and on the west by the road leading from the baud stand past the lake. [...] The utilizatioon of this site will necessitate the removal of the fern house the crocdile and reptile sheds and the elephant stand and the fownation of a new enclosure to the south for the deer run. [...] The former controls all the affairs of the University the latter _has the power of electing every second fellow in the case of vacancies and of discussing all matters relatiLgi to the University and declaring their opinions for the guidance of the Semite. [...] So far does New Zealand's scheme of education reach ; and the admionistrAiuu of the department is no IC:36 complete than the detail in the schools "The head of the Educational Department in New Zealand is the Minister of Education who brings in all Bills connected with the Eductional matters and superintends the administration of the _Department The local administration is of two kinds the Edu [...] Hygiene is again one of the Scienes of most rapid growth and its presence in the State is one of the great differ#nces that exist between present and past; and although the individual is more and more lost in the State yet since the State is made up of individuals and the health of the State is an expression of the health of individuals so Hygiene has impressed on the legislature the necesity