Feilding State School
♦ A special meeting of the committee of the above school was held yesterday afternoon, for the purpose of investigating certain complaints made by the Headmaster against a member of the staff. Mr Lethbridge (chairman) presided, and the following members of the committee were also present : — Messre Morey, Carthew, Curtis, Worsfold, Shearer, and Thompson. The particulars of the Head-master's complaint were to the effect that Mrs Lissaman, on the afternoon of Tuesday last, persisted in going into Miss Haynes' class-room in disobedience to the strict injunction of Mr Hill. As a consequence of such disobedience an unseemly altercation took place between the two teachers in the presence of several of the scholars, which was highly detrimental to the interests of the school. After hearing Mrs Lissaman and Miss Haynes Mr Lethbridge proposed, and Mr Worsfold 6econded, That the secretary be instructed to write to tho Wanganui Education Board, asking them to remove Mrs Lissaman from the school, on the grounds of disobedience of orders. — Carried. The committee then adjourned.
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Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 130, 22 April 1893, Page 2
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