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Mr H J Piper has been an Assistant Master in this school since January 1914, with the exception of the time he was absent, when called up by the war department.
He is voluntarily leaving me to obtain a more lucrative post. He has been a loyal and valuable assistant.
He has been chiefly in charge of the Upper Form boys, and has been successful in preparing them for the Oxford Local Junior Examinations, and Pitman shorthand.
I regret that I cannot retain him and heartily wish him every success. I shall be pleased to answer any enquiries respecting him.
WJ McCabe, Principal |
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