EDUCATION BILL
THE NEW DISTRICTS. (By Telesranh.— Association.) ' - : Blenheim, July 21. A preliminary protest .was mado all tlie Education Board to-day against tlie proposal to merge Marlborough with Nelson, and strong feeling was expressed \ on the point. 'It was recalled that - Marlborough was a milch cow for Nelson in pre-abolition times. Its present independence was contended for, bui in the event of amalgamation, 'it was ■■ decided that preference should bo voiced for a Union with the "Wellington dis trict. • . . x DUNEDIN TEACHERS RECORD THEIR APPRECIATION. ißr TeUar&Dli.—Pros* Association.) Dunedin, July 21. At a' meeting of >tho Dunedin Head Teachers' Association to-night,-tho following to bo fonvarded to the Minister of Education, was unanimously passed:— "That this association congratulates tbo Minister.of Education on the liberal staffing and generous provision in matter of salaries provided for in the Education Bill, and especially on .the provision that subject l to transfer no teacher shall suffer reduction in salary owing to falling attendance." . ! . The association lecommended that as early as possible a Dominion schema. .For the.promotion ofteaclicrs .should bo brought into>,operation.: •
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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2208, 22 July 1914, Page 4
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176EDUCATION BILL Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2208, 22 July 1914, Page 4
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