The Globe. FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1874.

Globe, Volume I, Issue 11, 12 June 1874, Page 2

The Globe. FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1874.

fTosswiLE failed to carry the resolution which he proposed last night. This resolution was to the effect that the chairman of the Board

of an honorarium; and we are glad to jsay sense of the Council '%^e£kfr'eS['., .; 3be' ; " -' yofcel ! '. f ..''Mr;- "Wynn ' "Williams struck at the root of toi;get hold of public '■■'■■ money, when he stated that the proper 1 'method of proceeding would be to ».lace a Balary on the Estimates. It pay be, that we in Canterbury, cannot ,<ln§b a competent man who has the ®oih% ' and money at -his;■' disposal svhicH -'' J wW s4 " i allow'' 'him: "'.to take the chair at tbe Board of Education, as an unsalaried official; but if this is the-.case,'- f -we* had-'muchr 1 sum for the support of the office, and let it be known as one of the good things of official life in jfethkfEcolbny.'Kilf thisnidearshould he carried out, it would be only just to : ffigniff fe %e* n cnicer Ji in' question;, with jjjjhj.t^la-of''Minister,of Education,". and make the appointment one for a

term of years, and not dependent on 'flße 3 ' ieapriqe of a Council. That we , ?noul(i' get the value for our money , can.: hardly doubt, and there are several gentlemen in the province who are Qualified to fill the position we have mentioned." .It is to be hoped, the money we have at the disposal of the/Government, the Executive-may be able to pitch on a c^nrp^tenfc 1 person to fill the important position infquestion. 7V