DOMESTIC ECONOMY.
TO BE TAUGHT AT DUNEDIN | UNIVERSITY. By Telegraph.—Press Associatioa Dunedin, Last .Ni.rtt, At a further conference with ?.!;-. studholme and the Citizens' (v ...raittee, the University Council agreed to accept the offer of the latter to give n total guarantee of £SOO n year for four years for a chair of domestic economics. This, with the anticipated' subsidy by the Government, will make .£I,OOO per annum. Included in the offer is £75 for laboratory , and £IOO for travelling expenses for the first year. It was then resolved that on receipt of an assurance of an annual Government subsidy of £ for £ on. £SOO, Miss Anna C. Sedges, M.A., be appointed professor at £SOO per annum for four years from January 11, 1011. The council also allowed £(M for travelling expenses to New Zealand, and £IOO for research travelling, should the appointee so elect It wis also resolved that Miss Hedges be authorised to engage an assistant at £250 a year.
Miss Sedges) is 30 years of age, graduated at St. Louis in 1884, and has had a distinguished educational career, embracing the arts, music, cookery and domestic science. She is now principal of a technical high School in New York.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 265, 16 December 1909, Page 2
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200DOMESTIC ECONOMY. Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 265, 16 December 1909, Page 2
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