EDUCATION BOARD.

Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 18, 19 December 1883, Page 3

EDUCATION BOARD.

I -The: usual monthly meeting of ttie' Education Board tftfi- held^yesiterd'ayV '» Prewntf-M* ' Watt ' (Cuafr'man) tVirJPox^ Messrs Bridge, Bakdrj Saii^on,' parsouy Taplin f arid Siielson. ~f v ~"'' 1 °v. 'WApp|gtmpn ! lls;. 1 ! 1 ' ■The 1 " minuted of Jh^^appqyitinent j cpmmitteejwrer.e read and agreed to : — 7 Hakino Rpadi: 'IVlissDEhyijeßie iNash t)bje xecomjtoended ">&§C pipil fea^he?;■irj>per Tutaenui:/GpmimiJ.^e accepted J\[iss Gray, of 'ftal.QQiube, as a pupil tiacher ; „aft,.. t e^chao^ge7be^weeri^ Mr Sißa'jbD, l ''pf- Bui)n#U)ffrpe (yhoiiilpglied; ftjr t(sinpvkl) ? witnj s[ angaehg >\vas ;sug»' gestecl^" .i^rfiCi.^anson was appointed ftiurtii masiter atthe; J^gh ,3ph£»gl;i.Mh: Si irachan^ was appointed , ,tp j: AwaJ»griu 'Mr A. M. SmitnlLwas- appointed to '^Beaconsfiejd^, subject to tli£ a|>proval oftli(eCommitt.ee. t i ' r '' I Building- Grant. . M °) JMrJiHislbp^d^th^ Educatiori Deparlijncnt, wrote m "reply to o 'the Board's jebter requesting ,wh^n the Huitlingf^gfknt ,%ould ; be /^VaUahle.,Mi- Hisfop statetl '^h'at a definite reply would be ' seni^ tis "boou as tpe^eD^rtment was 0 m" a position to "do so* „ , rjj Future Testimonials. Or the motion of J^r- ; Sanson seconded by Mac if} wasj resolved :v.:That; the Chairman an£ -Sefiretery prepare a form.of. testimonial,- Jwith blank spaces „ to be alle<l< ih. according to i6etU/Whe l to teachers on j; taeir^leaving the Bokrd's service;,, thatT'one hundred. copies of J the r< same t: h'e printed ; that all such testimonial^" .wjien^issued lay Qrderof thfeCfeotird^euiall^BaW the Bot rdfs; sea} stam|aßdi upon them >! aM that .oj^rpf ,S!ich«4fißtimonials -lie giten f{fMA-. :^cC\itchatt.[ ! iTi:,v.: ■■'.■■■y.-Vf. , ; ? * *. !v. J The Late inspector; > ■ . ' i:7 ". '. ■ Mtfitrtoop moved- and's Mr f! Taplin, s^ccnidle* :Thati before -aitij Walahce ;,o| o jujf^ffe iiitilded' byer; HS 'Mr Soiilis %s to 'hand' over all the' Boards, iProie^tjr'Jn hrs to' tHe 'pwh i 'ancieommitteei I.'1 .'' 1 '' 1^- '' '. , ; ' Tp*«he l credit'dßli^Bbar'd '^e % gajd , that this mdsfe a ! bsuivi'' VefSplutipn was npt learned, bufc ; mil;B 4s&a'fi was aubatithe (following aniendnVent which, .wasrt a^dopt^'^^atflhe^Fm^c^e'Qommitte^ be, a ppolntt'd io 'i'cteivk ' Inspector ' .l^op is the books, •^c.j.'The" propprtjv pf, the Boara'in Ina charge. r / Higher Subjects/ The committee,; Sjj: Willianij |!ox and- 1 the ! iev! Sl'r Koss, brought up their i^ort upon the be^t. means ag teaching high H" subjects and the report was re-'ferrejd-back-to them for certain amendmentsj^ami tojbe brought^upjagaiafat' the s^e!^ meeting. r ''"Z'. % l.'.' <~~^* Appdintment of Inspector •of Sch'dois . ,i v {The^gbard then^yen^ iy^conimittee to consider 33 aprflicationk received for the lnspecfdrsHipY^pT^Sch^ol^^ipr^ r^ar ganni Educat'ionaf Distrfct. .;,, AJ terftoj^ide¥al>le > 'di^pu<si<^i theap?' poini me^was unanimously confen'edi r , upon Mrw? H^^ereiker Bi'ndon, age 31, EasbSchool, rAucklandj.^ith w attendanfe of 1880. —Testimonials - fe.A./L.L.B:/l!xhibitione^, and honours maß^> and: Trinity -Gollege, Dublin; from the Archdeacon of Aiiokland, olfic^aj » ti»stimonin 1 «^f rom the 4-ickland,^ EofvicaUon Boavd,_.and. from jtheJlßi?ijicijj>!j:l^iff the Aucldarid Trail ingiCo^ug^ rce'oiu inending^-him for the jipsitio» oflij^vector,. ,:,- ir.*; ' Thi Board' tlien^adjounied. . , ye ;