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school reserve Hist. 
land put aside by the Crown, the income from which was to be used to support schools.
See also: school lands
- 1820 . . . an English Episcopalian Church should be built . . . on a piece of ground called the School Reserve, on the Carrying Place, for the Townships of Ameliasburgh.
- 1826 Four miles below the big Otter you enter the township of Houghton which is a school reserve. . . .
- 1883 These with the odd numbered sections, the school and Hudson's Bay reserves, form such a large part of the country that it will be quite impossible for the district to come in any sense of the term "settled."
- 1820 . . . an English Episcopalian Church should be built . . . on a piece of ground called the School Reserve, on the Carrying Place, for the Townships of Ameliasburgh.