GENERAL TELEGRAMS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 173, 25 August 1909, Page 2

GENERAL TELEGRAMS.

CLASSIFJI'ATiOX OK TEACH EllS. By Telegraph—Press Association. Wauganui. La-1 Xigln. At the Education Board meeting to night the chairman (.Mr. I'irani'. ivf, rivd K. the Aiivkiaml l.dur.i: lon iio.i/i's -eilcine fur the classilhuiiou of teachers. Air. Pirani said that the was crude and not to In- e"iii;ure,i with the WaßganuP .scheme. The Auckland i:o.ii-i! had only three grades, while Wauganui ehissiiied on t'ne following ;.iound-—Service. tcn : leaching.thirty: oru;uii-iii!!-. ten: disci]dine. ten'; attention to environment, ten; educational standing', twenty: personality, ten. JSv this means, said Mr. i'irani.' the Hoard was able to c. UlblMi the nunlilications of a learlier to a nicety, and the Hoard on the list.' The Hoard had had only one complaint, and in thai ease the Hoard considered the inspector's eias.iticalian ,\a„ correct. .Mr. I'irani was to-night i-relected ehairnian of the Education Hoard.

ropri.ATiox .\iti\'t:MEXTs. Wellington. Last Xight. The arrivals in Xew Zealand during July nuailiered }■>:)■>. and the departure's lIs:1'I. In .lime. IIIIIS. the arrivals were ■2ll-11 and the departures l>2lil. TIIK IIAXntTIKEI SEAT. Wellington, Last Xight! A Taihape , u ,tes that Mr. It. \\. Smith is definitely announced as a candidate for the Kangilikci seat In the House of Keprcseniatives, as a supporter of Hie present Ooverninent, and a pledged freeholder.