TEACHERS' INSTITUTE.
The first annual meeting of the Horowheiiua Distinct Educational Institute was held at Otaki State School on Saturday under the Presidency of Mr A. J. Harding, First-a.ssi.'4:.ant Levin D.H.S. There was a good attendance of members from the various schools ranging from Tokomaru' to Paraparaumu. The secretary in pres. enti-ng tire animal report spoke of the good meetings which had been held every other month at Otaki and 'Lovlll alternately. He stressed the' benefit that •acorucd to teachers by thus meeting and exchang'.ng ideas and experiences. It would be an advantage however, if the women members attended in larger numbers. The finances wetfe in a very satisfactory condition. The officers elcued for the ensuing year were: President, ir A. J. Harding (Levin) re-elected; Vice-president e
Mr G. W. Kirk (Tc H010); Lady member of Executive, Miss Grey (Otaki); Auditor, Mr J. Connor (Levin); HOll- - and Treasurer, Mr Howard -JJones (Levin), re-elected. Nine new luemlKvs were nominated:. Tlie elector of Mr A. J. Harding as delegate, at t-h? Annul Conference of New Zealand Teaelii_.o to be held in Wellington during the firs':, week in January, 191S, was re-affirmed.
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Levin Daily Chronicle, 4 December 1917, Page 2
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189TEACHERS' INSTITUTE. Levin Daily Chronicle, 4 December 1917, Page 2
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