Hikitika School Committee.

Hokitika Guardian, 16 January 1923, Page 4

Hikitika School Committee.

MONDAY, JAN. loth. ; The Committee met at r.-IJ p.m. ! Present: — Messrs W . If. Shannon fohnirman), Lloyd, King. Aitken. i Preston, Jtiehards. , Hie minutes were; confirmed and correspondence outward approved. i INWARD CORRESPONDENCE. I From Alisa Ward forwarding; resignation ns headmistress Received. A?r Lloyd moved that the resignation 1h acepted with regret, and the Committee place on record its deep regret at losing th<i services of such an aide teaehed who had rendered the host of service during a period extending for nearly forty years. The Chairman seJ condod the motion which wa • agio. d to ; unanimously. 1 From C'anterhury Kdueation Hoard, j notifying reduction of building gram 1 for year by TO per cent, and stating a ' protest had been made to the Oovoruj merit. Action of Hoard endorsed, j From same, stilting it wa- of npin- , ion too many appeals wore being made ■ through school children.—Received. From same stating applications were ! being invited far an assistant mis- ‘ tress; stilting in reference to vacancy ! caused by resign t ion of Aliss Will'd I that applications to (ill the vacancy , must, be left, until the Board met. ' Received. ! From Hokitika. Iligli School Hoard giving invitation to members to ineei the Board on Wednesday at .'I p.m.— lit r eived. i From teacher. South Spit, reporting average for December was '2l .'2 out ol a roll number of lf;s. - -Received. From Runanga ftehool Committee, promising to endeavour to make tin excursion Lu Runanga successful as possible. -Received. ] .Watters alfecting the picnic were discussed and t!ie meeting terminalci 1 at S p.m.