HOKITIKA SCHOOL COMMITTEE.

Hokitika Guardian, 2 September 1924, Page 4

HOKITIKA SCHOOL COMMITTEE.

MONDAY. SEPT. I. Tim Committee met at 7.10 n.m. Present: Bev. .1. !•'. Jack (Chairman). .Messrs J. Conning. 11. \Y. 11. Sw.-m y. \Y. Ila-e!er. B. Wells. B. I’cdder. ami W. Carter (Hon. S--.-.) The minutes were ((.-nlinncd and outward •oi re-oianlence npuroved. IN \\ AIM) COBB I,’SPONDENCE. Lram Beetor (.Mr T. Irvine) reporti'i!<- mil number for August was; Primal"/ .“.'il. -ve ndary 72. a total of i lt. ami averag* att'-udam •■• “J I primary, (i-‘> M-enndary. a tidal of “00: tlial the s-cliuol el - •'! oil Aug. 22nd. for l-i Inilidav.;. and would re i-p-n on Sent. St h. Be. eiv. d. l-'iom Teat Ter. Loath Suit, reporting roll number of 22 and nverage att; ;iih*.in e 1.-'.O. Beeeived. From Centci-hiiry Board authorising imi-chasf of 2t! lools of gravel for school gronmls and r/sidem-e.- lteceiveil. l-ri-ni same agreeing Ui provision of C'7 Ills for installation c.f gas in caretaker's residence ; that a report of the nisi of a new fence received stated a cyclone feme would fort C 221 7s Oil ami ill-- reoaii ieg ni lh - prt-seilt fence £!2il Is lid. ami i hat H e matter had lieeii r'-l’err.- i to the Piuard's visitimr eommitte-- to report.- Beeeived. It was n solved to me. t tie* visiting i-oni-niiiti" cf the L.carJ i ii lltli. Sent, and urge the |.rovis.ion of a new ieme fur the scheel grounds. The visiting lommittee (Messrs Hasoler and C inning) renart" I that the gravel ord-r.-d was being supplied: some liivwn id was required ; and stating the ere -ti-iu cf the lii yi-le shelter sited In- ico- ode I w ith.—Beieived and npprnv -d. It v.a. teselved that each hii-veh- rider he asked t > give a small donatio.i t ‘wards the cost of erection.

Messrs '.Yell- am! Duff were appointi I vi-iturs for tin- in mlh. Account' w-ge i.a-.'•-.I for navment. It \va ■ a- dved. m apply to the Canierhurv 15- 1:« I for t!: • rei.u. atl-m of ihe s.-hi : I ia id - ditii’.g tlie ’.Xmas holidays. It was tv'salveil t * invite the Mayor to rail a g-.m/ra! neetiog of the iiublic to discuss the holding of the annual school excursion a l -!-.;* tit • end of January. A di'eussien raised hv the Secrefary took lilac.' in eonueetion with heaittifyiug the grounds, and it was resolved to discuss the subject with the visiting Board committee on their approaching vi-it.

The Committee rose at 8JO) p.m