Feilding State School

Feilding Star, Volume IX, Issue 95, 28 January 1888, Page 3

Feilding State School

„ .^ r-v- x, i • ; -r )•; „ '-. ,j An ordinary meeting; of the School Committee wa% held ;at tlie aclioolhouse lasV evening: * ■Pre'ient—iieflJßra 1 : Watts: (chst^rman), Worefold (Bepretary). Hicka, , ; Bu|herf prd, -, Beading, and Lankja^ea*. >i,,, i ■.:•.:;.£,;:;.;,..■. :..:.. -,-.■ The miautee of, the; pravioua 1 nweting were read aodoonfirmed. - -i- > > ; A memorandum waa*read from the Eduoaiion BiJard, in reply to r the Chairman rt ages of e<holaTß,'»tatirig there would be :no alteration j^'aieo that it is li^lii4fileV !^.Jca^ta^o» would be reduced, anfl' asking for a nominatipa^l^fudito^ofi^ school accounts. The Chairman submitted report to be forwarded: -to >tb« Board on the numerical general Jritate, and working; of thefschool during the year endiog-jSlkt December labt.^" : ' ; The report 08-the whole was Terr sati«fakttorj,-fand%a« approved by the Committee i v i**° / - k^:--4.u*.i,. j ..th-^.^J The log book reported the re-open-ing of -the »chool f 6n- the '24th inßtant, after the holidays: f The number on the books on/the 2^ was 314, and the average jittendance 231, several of ibe scholars JM>t having^yet returned fsnd» «wf tonave coUeotors appomj^d -ritteff^^SDfc^uW^He^^a^ MrJfeff«9^J.^wJßP.%SSnW»^ to tb© HwMliri tf r''*r'* " v^-^j This was eiUJKiltmiUm &s■&&%