OHINEMURI. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) Paeroa, Friday.

Te Aroha News, Volume V, Issue 233, 17 December 1887, Page 2

OHINEMURI. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) Paeroa, Friday.

This is tlie best nil round sermon (hat has been experienced heie for sever;>l yo-irs, ami i.i nil parts of the district the luy, loof, nnd cvmul empa look romirkablj healthy, whilst of grass there is an un limited supply. A meeting of the Ohinemuri Delict School Ctmuiitteo was held on Siturday last, when tln» following reports, fiom Mi lleiint, Acting Inspector, on the rliftroient school, w< re brought up for consideration : Wai tt kauri Full-time School, Mr Carr!O!i Drumming, teachei — Stanrhmi I, present. ;d 5, passed o ; Standard ff, presented 4, passed 4; Standaul ll f, presented 8 passed G. failed 2 ; Standard IV, presented 5, passed 3, fjul.-il 2; St.indaul V, presented 1, failed I. Prop.iritory, presented 13. lVti^ntawe of pnsst'S 50 ; Peioenlago of. lail-uea, 18. K. tn.nks: This school is being satisfiict'ri'y conrluctod. The tono and discipline me good. Some of tl i e slate woik was very neat. Th" school W-nce and lowmi part of the school buildt ig seem <\\\ ipi latfd. Mafkaytown ILilf-town S'c'inol,— Dr. Iliuu-aslci tea iwv. Stand ml f, presented '6, pis-ed '2, failed t ; St.nd u\l [f, pic?vnt<'d 5, pa^o I 1, failed 4 ; btannanl 111, presented 2, p.i^nl 2 : Ktanti.nd IV, preseutod 3, passed 2. failc 1 1 ; Standard V, piescnted I, Ended 1 ; Uepaiiiory, presented It. Pr centuoc ot' passes 28 ; per centage of failures .W. Kemaiks: The present teacher has the children well in hand, and hi ihnhg good woik. Oulruoa Half- (imo School,— Dr. Hu.ict^ler teacher. Stand ml I, presented 1, passed 1; Standard If, presonted 4, passed 3, absent I ; StamLud [If, presented 3, passed 1, failed 2 ; Standard IV, pre sented 2, passed I, absent jl ; Standard Y. presented 1, failed 1 ; Standard Vf, pre sented I, faiod 1 ; Preparitory presented 9 ; per centago of passes 28 ; per centage oi" failures 40. Remarks upon Mackaytown School apply to tins one also. Before the meeting broke up it was lexolved that :\ concert should be given in aid of the the school funds early in January. Mr Cooto produced a letter from li. A. Stratford, Esq , R.M , who has offered to deliver his celebiated lecture, "Tough yarns, " on the occasion, nnd the Secretary was instructed to wriie to that gentleman accepting his kind offer with the committee's best thanks.