Education Board

Feilding Star, Volume VIII, Issue 29, 19 August 1886, Page 3

Education Board

♦ Tko adjourned meeting of the Executive Committee of the Education Board was held on Jtoiiday afteriioen, when Messrs W. H. Watt, Baker, and Canon were present; ..The following among other business transacted : Cheltenham. — A letter was read from Mr Fry, atatingi^kt- repairs necessary 'were' being "naade ..to the Tesidenc* ofEered ;; t6 the Board" upon ihem paying lor tiie liild repairs. It was resolvea 1 " tb inform Mr Fry, who was appointed to make the necessary arrangements, that it was understood" that a' proper agreement would be' entered itito til hand the liouse oV^r t6*the csusideraiion of (3ie mon^y to be expended tipon itj aiid' ; tinira^^&.i is " done i np grant can be paid. ' WaitOfetra ■ and " Halcombe. — The architect attended to advise with the committee respecting increased acoomtaedation^aecessaryat Wait«tara J and Halcombi, and a report of ue inspector Mng readj^ It was resolved to instruct the archiiacts t* J^pare pjlaris l( &d estimates «f the extensions, gug^teted, to be t placed before th% Board. Inspfl^lSf's 'Report.'— Eepertß from the inspiefeßr bn A dtindry school examinations were then Had^and the work of the piJrpil teadK^rii- having been «xa«ined by the committee, '' It was resolved to recommend the Board .to mite an immediate change In the te^hin^-^^taff at Warrengate and .M»Bitowii.' > .''r . ._. "= , : •■»; ;••>- Falmen«bn,. t — Two were neaU uwn su^adry n\atter« rof«rrei to '^b feoardj with^a recomr meadation that OoTdrnment be asked i« compel flic police throughout this educational district, as in Auckland, to actas truant inspectors, and to clear ihe streets of cfilldren who ought to |)# at sehool.-^^ ' ;, '