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THE CARDIFF SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION TO THE BURGESSES OF THE BOROUGH OF CARDIFF. INDIES AND GENTLEMEN, The Education Department having ordered the immediate formation of a School Board in Cardiff, to carry out the provisions of the Education Act of J870, we beg respectfully to offer ourselves as Candidates for membership on that Board. We are fully a:ive to the heavy responsibility and the large of t'me and labour, which this undertaking involves, "-but we are prepared to make the needful sacrifices, and pledge Selves, if elected, faithfully to discharge the duties of the office ^trusted to us. The principles to which, in our joint candidature, we commit "Selves are as follows :— That inasmuch as the Act insists on the means of a. sound and suitable elementary education being placad witbin the reach of every child, the Board, with due regard to the large amount of such provision already existing, shall simply seek to supply the deficiency. That in all Board Schools the Bible shall be read and explained in the course of daily instruction, but that this shall not be used as an oppo:tunity for any foirn of secta- rian teaching. That what is known as the 25th Clause of the Education Act, which provides for the optional payment of the fees of children attending Denominational Schools, shall not be Put into operation, as necessarily involving a violation of the conscientious convictions of a large proportion of the ratepayers. That strict economy shall be observed in all the proceed ings of the Board, and specially in the provision of Schoo Buildings, and all other educational appliances. Trusting that these principles will meet with your cordial ap- Pr°Val, we confidently appeal to you for your support in the *<toung election, and meanwhile subscribe ourselves, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient Servants, LEWIS WILLIAMS. JOHN BATCHELOR. JOHN CORY. J.P. THOMAS REES. t„n PETER PRICE. JOSEPH WAITE, B.A. QJAHDIFF SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION. THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE ROOM ST V F0R THB M-C O UNSECTARIAN CANDIDATES MR. T/EAVIS WILLIAMS, MR. JOHN BATCHEL'Jti, JSIR JOHN CORY. J.P., MR. THO-IAS REES, MR. Pi Tt R PRICE, The REV. JOSEPH WAITE, B.A., ^°- 11, ST. M\RY-STREET, CARDIFF, Where F-Y ry I drmation May be Obtained. 6801 CARDIFF SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION. THE UNSECTARIAN" SIX. Vi?": COMMITTEES f r secu'ing the ELECTION of the above 8!t ALL DAY at their COMMITTEE ROOMS as under EAST WARD At Mr. PETER PRICK'S OFFICES, 3, CROCKHLRB- TOWN.. DITTO A SUB-COMMITTEE ROOM at Mr. HOWELL'S, GROCER, f>. „ AUAM-STREET. "E WEST WARD.. At t' e OLD OFFICES of the "CARLHFF TIMES," 11, 1*, S'. Mary's-street. ^SOUTHWARD At MOUNT STUART SQUARE, VnvBT. near the Polling S ation. 'irino- wishins to record their Votes for the above, or ae- 4^e»e pnv assi5tance or information, by applying at any of the Th Ro-ims will obtain what thev desire. d*LLING will open at TWELVE o'clock and close at d(8ire to PREVENT THE TEACHING of ROMAN W «V IClSM anl RITUALISM or nny other Denominationa- ^OTcV16 expense o« the Ratepayers are earnestly urged to f-7 FOR THE ABOVE ONLY. WpvH^IOUs and UTTERLY DECEPTIVE STATEMENTS TA RIA, de with respect to the POLICY of the UNSLO- SIX. Thev, if elected, will endeavour to secure tn 'Otht- 0SSIBLE EDUCATION for the Children of the Masses then. 'r owr> SchooK without warping thfir minds bv teaching klaq t riiiciolls doctrines,—at the LEAST PO :;SIBLE EXP ffiNSE, *ttl K e '8 no reason whatever for the assertion that i ha cost hta mo,'e than at NEWPORT or SWANSEA, where the toss only ONE PENNY IN THE L. 585J

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