EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE.

Gisborne Times, Volume XVII, Issue 1347, 6 January 1905, Page 2

EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE.

(Per Press Association^}. s j ~ „„ Wanganui, last sight. I At the Educational Institute sittings to-day a long discussion took ;plaoe onfehel question of superannuation. ; ’ *1 Mr T. T. Heuderson moved that no! scheme of superannuation will be aceepfci able to the teaobers unless it piscr'-l teachers on su least ae good a footings,, I regards premiums to ho paid and benefits! received as railway employees. 9 Mr W. Davidson moved as an amehclmenij Shat a general recommendation shonid be mafia ta the aeiavar to seoare a superannuation sohatSe on the moat favorable terms possible. ’ The amendment was carried, and the council then went into committee, and on resumption the following motiaa was adopted:-” That the executive wait on -the Minister of .Education, asking hina, im .the interests of the teachers, to redeem bis promise to introduce a liberal sofaema of superannuation early m the forth-1 coming session.” M ‘ h . e evening the question of an official organ was resolved that the time hafi a^“|| wetnute to Hft the proprietors nontrni r J aR - i executive acqnirqH of * pertain number of- columfislal educational papers at prlisnfcl publishea in the colony, and bppotettWal 0t tba tart,lalß editors of thesaß . w 2° res °lved that the council suggest 31 in«t hß i Cn f pe °V >r ' G ® neral tha * code -lords II instead of code numbers should in future H be employed in all examinations held bv HI -ue Education Department. » — ■ >v 'll