Education Board

Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 76, 24 December 1891, Page 3

Education Board

( £on#n«£c£ D'omJLastJftsue) . i The «Bbard { re-aisemble'd on Tuesday. ■fMepjr^jCarsop (chairman), Bridge, Batfer, Notman, Hurley, and the Bey» Boss were present. n. ' The appointments \n Committee held over"4rom *tHe '"were concluded with the following result :— ; Awahuri.— fiiss/fj.'-^Martw was ap lppointed cadetprj ' }, <i~x ( "" r ' 71 Jl B l eaconßfield;— Misß 7. Cunningham was appointed cadet.^ Mariga6ne.?Mii§ Lizzie Shortall was appointed cadet. »> -Feffdin»?i-Mrs /Howie was appointed probationer.' s i j.^^ i f4 * This closed the appointments. '' concera-j-^ng a site for a High School at Eeildupg, Secr,etaty^was instructed to inform Jiini tnit J ihe Board ha,d at present no .intention of establishing' a cHigh School at that place. — - 1 1 School' of'Design.— On the motion of the Chairman, , seconded by Mr Bridge, 0 it was resplved that the Executive should be i instr,agted I to call for tenders for the school./ ' \ Teachers' Bonuses.— On the motion of 1 'Mr~Bndge, seconded by Mr Notman, itr wasresohed that all teachers who * lose their bonuses through Bickness, shall have ::^^r^og^,s:oi T ;io^ '.b&TOJiQO:: ■\ ■ ■ :, V^an^pne.S--After c i consulting} the Ini- - ; ; vments'it' thTC'lcjioL^t.-ShojdH ;be pushed oh •!?thl|'!c'hange i fioade^in'- thp/^ame^'of^the >iip r oii^yd^ic^;:which lisitriow 'Golyton. ?^iMe:^||ißVm^l)er^fc''-Matigabnes' 1 in th^ 3iin|'ghboji^ "' ?;i >*Qhangmai^T^eg'ajphcabon;.-jnati.the '■■ pp&dfor "pounditf the gexp.eps^Kincn^edjfbr fencing Qwas " ac|--y t"~*; *=i- .; v |I ' S^^ih^^esigMtion.-of- thOj Chairman,; it-l-'i^fp^^ciae^c should^be^ Teftiiiied' aiid' a l^/cdj^^oiiiik ■[Jt&wV'fe^Br be .sent' to' him, , r |thetßoSd[iiaving no power to 'accept the l^iMignit^i^s^- '.:''-' - • j was accepted. ■, r/ ■ S^fT^ndfer^#ge!cExecutiye- ''were enii:Sp^e^^Saße^bjin^rieac^ra that should : ;emnejui*-^i^p)ra-nezi ! Diee6ng the Bdard.-|-^