Hokitika School Committee
MONDAY. AfA IK ! I nth.. DO:!. The Committee mot at i .30 p.m. Present Messrs AY. 11. Shannon (C'lmirm;i l l) . D. Stevenson. ’l’. AA . Bruce S. J. Pre-ton, A. Aitkoii, AA’. !v. liic-li-ards, Rev. A. 0. I’urelias. An apology was made lor I lie absence of Mr King. Tli(“ minutes wore eunlirliied and ootward correspondence approved. ! N AY.A HD CO HR ESP* >NOE N<' K I 1 ’rum Tnylorville Picnic Committee tanking ('niiiiniUoo lor attention given during pionio. Received. From AAV-1 In ml A. and Association asking lor a school holiday to be granted on show day. Received and request granted, the .school to close at noon on the 1 Ith. inst. From Canterbury Board, acknowledging resignation of Afiss AA'ard as assistant teacher ami raying tribute to her valued services rendered over a long term of years.— Received. prom Same approving of a male assistant being appointed for the secondary sell on],—Received. From Same approving of appointment of Miss Bruce a- assistant at Hokitika.—Received. From Teacher (Miss Hacked) South Spit reporting average attendance as 21.5. from roll number of 2d. —Received . From Rector (Mr T. Irvine) reporting the average attendance was 390.5 with roll number of 111: that Afiss Bruce had taken up her duties and AfisDixon was relieving pending appointment of new teacher: notifying lavatory required attention.—Received. From A'i-iting Committee (Alessrs Bruce and \itlcen) reported on repairs required to the lavatory; the technical school roof requires painting, as the iron was rusting: the rushes in the playground required cutting down. Received and adopted, the various matters to he attended to. Small accounts were passed for payment. Alessrs Stevenson and Lloyd were appointed visitors for next month. It was re'olred to close for the Faster holidays from Thursday Afarch 29 to Monday 9th. April. A rote of £2 2s was passed to the Municipal Band for services at the picnic. The Committee rose at 8 p.m.
Cennine bargains in ties. cans, eot-j ton singlets. cashmere A hose etc. now on view at AA'. H. Stonforth’s (opposite AA’. E. Williaina).
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Hokitika Guardian, 6 March 1923, Page 4
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343Hokitika School Committee Hokitika Guardian, 6 March 1923, Page 4
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