Education Board.

Pelorus Guardian and Miners' Advocate., Volume 1, Issue 64, 5 September 1890, Page 3

Education Board.

The Board met to-day ; present: ; Messrs Jos. Ward (in the chair), T. Carter, E. Paul, W. B. Parker, , H. 0. Seymour and J. M. Hutcheson. Correspondence was read from Mr Cook, *.olieitor, Wanganui, ffjjtffick’a claim against the residents of Narcoote Bay asking aid in forming a school; from the Inspector, forwarding reports; from' the 'Department | U. cost of school books,.suggesting unifprm> f v of hooks, and asking the views; of «ard; from Mr E. U- flv-.Ganayan isville) asking to be recognised teacher under the Boardpfrcm Mr Peake (Tua Marina) asking, for hiy salary for th e month, of, July, paid S to, Mr Vannini ; from the Architect warding estimates of.worki foir^wh)ch i: tenders had been called and also reports on various works; from C. H. Mills complaining that Mr J.T, Robinson was in the habit of frequenting the Education Office since/ his dismissal and protesting against it The Board resolved to aid jin reference to the departmental circular re school hooks, the Board -generally approved the proposal', bn consideration till tb?rq..wa?,.a,|a)l. meet, mg of the Board. Mr E. O’H. ;Caba-

;van’s nairifll was ordered 1 to be enrolled on tlie Boards’s list, and the Board resolved td facilitate Mr Burn’s transfer if possible,The SecretarytocomTn,unjc ate the Wellington Board Mr Peake’s letter, re 'salary-was.ordered to fie forwarded 'ComVfiiffeer Mr Mill’s letter was referred to Mr Haslett, and tha't - gentlemanSaid ■’ he was satisfied; there .were r no. : grqunds for, she;$ he; jfiiarge. He had frequently, .had isCeapda to .ask’Mr Robinson tip 'in iordep to Conshit; him 1 . !! The matter was, iofjdered to'stand over, 1 and ! having, pas'sfi Accounts the Board rose: ‘ ! / ■