SCHOOL COMMITTEES.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 11505, 11 February 1903, Page 8

SCHOOL COMMITTEES.

EAST CHBISTCHUROH. Afc the laet meeting of the Eaet CbrW* church School Oommitt«e, the r ' J reported that the average attendance for V* the past week had been—Boye 490, gin* h \ - 427.9, total &1/.99 ; roll number—Boye 6«V »; >1 girl* 647, total 1135. The „" the Phillipeiawn «<-hool reported ti»* ',*";' thirty-four new pupils had been enrol***"' . t / up to date, and that the average attenojt γ-l, anoe -Hras-Bovis 116.2.- girle 103.4, 219.6; roll nunvber— 14a girle w5'S?\ r r total 283. In his report, the head-m»«t«r called attention to the etajfe of some « > i i „ the desks in the school, and added »•*■. new desks were neoessaiy for tii* n«* .•' y room, aod also some ueiw maps. The C°*"i mittee resolved to write to the Board oaW • X >f matter. The h«id-master also "T , '\], thast, the swimming instructor of the »«»» t {Mr G. N. Orniandy) had been giving 1«- ' v sons to the pupils, who already " signs of improvement. Mise Gladys Mer- ■ riott, Alks aiadp Oullen, and Mie Do? 1 * ' ,\< Jameson were upipointed to the vacancK* i on the pupil-teachenT *iaff. The ViMttog V, and -uath Committerw reported faiVonraWf -) on bo»h dep<irt«neiA.s. Tlie coninuttee Cβ* ? ciined to grant any holidays dunne »• *. r cricket matches, ileasra Aiken, ArehfioiO, , J, and Clarke wtro appointed a Visiting U»" v | mittee for the month. . "Jf