Educateon Board

Feilding Star, Volume V, Issue 24, 28 February 1884, Page 4

Educateon Board

The usual monthly , meeting of the Board wsfc held; an Tuesday, i 'resent— Messrs Wait (iHtairman). Bridge, Taplin, Bneison. Carson, Sanson, Baker, and the ! BeT.J."Ro«avt'i '■•'-■■''^ ' ; •'' ' '• . P»Ki»iHO. -r-'The "Board's architects tubnaiUtdjtiiejr^ report, 4pon the present, condition of , |jie. Ff ilding ,»cj»odl, plans lor alterationaiand^ additions' and estimates of Jthepr^poeed 'erpenditure.-^-Mr Sanson raove^li^ the report be adopted and tenders called ,for^ carrying, out the plans, ma ihe-work ;wa«-ur«ently needed, and ifeUding had • Seen worse -treated by the Bojsrd . than, any other township, in ; the.dwiijd^r-TMjri SneUon ,nrcondfd the Bioiipn.— After, » lone discunpion. in the course of which .Messrs Carson and Ross pointed *>ift th^nece/sitf in. the future of _ puttiffg^pf yttafeTeand conu'lete buildings. new scHools Tere, erected, and Mi Baker (•bjfrtel Jo arcfeftf etural ornamentatioß.4n the- bni)ding»,' the. motion ira* carried unanimously. : .f. .. .::~^i UppßßjTAp^piv-rOntho. motion pf Mr Banson>.it *ai« re*ol red to cj»ll for lenders for a. new Taonui to accommod^j«t]j9P childmn. the samftito he ' deaUrWilh-by the. Building Committee as ;' jijbmAa^heisi^eJj -conveyed, the cost of ." . IheibuHding not ;p exceed £15:>. ,, . " ' B&«ftv;|iscriQirs<-T-T{<»c following " gehi)e|iie^ were nominated by the School Comai.fiteiM* for .the three^Tßcant seaia on - ihe B/)aHkAnd. consented t«, the jiominationat—GrS. Bridge, G. V. Bate.J.H F«t J« hn : Greenwood^i). G- Poison, H. " Sargeant , ; : iand W. H.; : W at t .— Besol ved, Tha^ the Committees fend in their roting papers by the 22nd Marofa. ,~ ' ■■■'■ r% '