TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Correspondence forwardiug letters to the Editor arc requested to state (Jitinctlv I whether or not such loiters Lavo been sr?nt ta ! any othor newspaper. Every lc-tter tnurt 1» I accompanied by the name and ad irrsi of tho writer, whother tho letter is to appear over a pen-name or not. All communications to tho Editor mus-t bo written in ink and oa one eido of the paper only. Subscriber—November 2oth, 1907. TEACIEE2S' DEMANDS. 0 (rBESS ASSOCIATION TELEORA*.) DUNEDIN, June 4. At a special meeting of the Otago Educational Institute, held to-night, I the fo.lowing resolution was ctrried: — | "That thi3 mass meeting of teachers of I Otago, having regard to the longpromised increase of salary to teachers, and recognising the lack of finality and the vagueness of the Government's promises, expresses its stronget indignation at the scant consideration given, and demands an immediate increase of 621 _per ccnt. on the salaries of January, 1010, failing -which ifc pledges iteelf to support its Institute in any measure i tho Institute may deem necessary."
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Press, Volume LVI, Issue 16853, 5 June 1920, Page 8
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173TO CORRESPONDENTS. Press, Volume LVI, Issue 16853, 5 June 1920, Page 8
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