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Evening Star, Issue 22446, 17 September 1936, Page 11

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The Otago Education Board to-day confirmed the following appoint* mehts:—Head master: John M. Wilson (Maori Hill). Sole teachers: Catherine A. M'Rae (Galloway), Ronald L. Sowden (Port Molyneux), Marjorie E., Clark (Waitaki Bridge), James W„Rutherford (Dunrobin), Mrs Annie CSpillane (Ida Valley), Sylvia C. Turner (Otekura), Colin R. M‘Rae (Tahatika), Infant mistress: Maggie M. Hughes (Tainui), Assistants':. John D. Cameron (George Street), Mrs Adeline MBeckett (Sara Cohen Memorial), Edith M. M‘Knight (Beaumont), Christina C. Macadam (Broad Bay), Tui I. Gall (Heriot), Elsie R. Macdonald (Musselburgh), Catherine A. Smith (Tokoiti)Secondary assistant: Dorothy Hi Wilson (Lawrence D.H.). The transfers of the following sole teachers were approved :—John S. Spence (Blacks, from Gimmerburn), Cuthbert J. Rivers (Otokia, from Ardgour). Resignations were accepted as follow by the Otago Education Board to-day:—Head master: . Donald A.M'Pherson (Oamaru South), Head teacher: John Finlay (Kakanui). Sole teachers: Cuthbert J. 'Rivers (Ardgour), Kathleen' Cleland (Kahuika),Gertrude J. Greaves (Otekura), Mary H. Williams (Waitaki Bridge). Assistants: David W. Kaye (Balclutha), Adeline N. Beckett (Dunedin Hospital and Cavershara Convalescent), Hugh L. Brown (Kaikorai), Tui I. Gall (Owaka D. H.), Edith M. M'Knight (Palmerston D. H.), Christina CMacadam (Strath Taieri), Hilda J., Bryant (St. Leonards), Florence A.Smith (Forbury), Secondary assistant: Isabella R. Wallace (Alexandra D. H.). Miss Eileen Joyce, the Australian pianist, who is under engagement to the. New, Zealand Broadcasting Service, arrived in Dunedin from the north by yesterday afternoon’s express. - At the annual meeting of the . Taieri Cricket Club at Mosgiel last night the S’ lent (Mr Doogue) referred to the of Mr George Craig, a vice-presi-dent of the dub. Mr Craig had been, a keen supporter of the club, and Ms death was very much regretted. ■ Mr Clyde Carr was selected at the annual meeting of the New Zealand branch of the Empire Parliamentary Association last night to represent the New Zealand branch at the centenary celebrations to be held in South Australia between December 22 and December 81 next.' An invitation to send a delegate was received (says a Press Association telegram from Wellington) from the Premier of South Australia on behalf of the Government and the branch of the association in that State. All expenses, including fares will be paid by the South Australian Government, and the delegates will be the guests of the State during the visit. They will also be officially entertained in other Australian States they may visit.