THE EDUCATION BILL.
[Pee Phehs Association.] Blenheim, July LI. A preliminary protest was made by the Education Board to-day against the proposal to merge Marlborough q:ith Nelson. Strong feeling was expressed on the point. It was recalled that Marlborough was a milch cow for Nelson in pre-abolition times. The present independence was contended for, but in the event of amalgamatin'! being decided on, preference was -oieed for union with Wellington. Dunedin, July 21.
At a meeting of the Dunedin Head Teachers’ Association to-night, the following resolution, to he forwarded to the Minister for Education, was unanimously passed: “That this Association congratulate the Minister of Education on the liberal staffing and generous provision in the matter of salaries provided for in the Education Bill, especially the provision that subject to transfer, no teacher shall f.uffei a - reduction of salary owing to failing attendance.” The Association recommended that as early as possible a Dominion scheme for promotion of teachers should he brought into operation.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 77, 22 July 1914, Page 6
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162THE EDUCATION BILL. Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 77, 22 July 1914, Page 6
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