Thames High Scnool.

Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3212, 5 June 1879, Page 2

Thames High Scnool.

; The monthly meeting; of th# Governors was held^n'the- Mayor'sl ropiri yesterday afternoon^? Present-^l)r>Eil|jbur !(in'!the Chair), "Messrs s IV ilkinibn? -Bagriall, Brodie^a^Orofttf' 1;;;^ ™-'{ ::1- v;".;' !ie£fer!;Bf^ i&^hairaan l ,'.'|rh6 u^a3 ! ,toY attend',, 'Ho'spit^-^ee'tin'gV,', v .; M Vi "^ t .^,','Jivm^,': Jjlletter sent.to the Government, pointing but iihe position pf the } Board, r iiras read. The By-laFt drafted by the sub-com-mittee were approved. .. .« {} >; „ Mr 1 Dean's terns in offering to sell or lease his premises in BaifHe street were lead as follows riThe la^eDhouse of 8 rooms,^and^bjth-rjpjom^j^g^^laid^o^tp Bfawing^rb^6Wj wdininlj-rooiDa and, kitchen*; cooking ;:• range^ilttijkitcheii yd ;th;e school building with separate music room, and large luncheon-room all fitted with gas; 1 the main school room tiasijrick fire-place; a comfortable iipttage with large verandah adjoining., All the above are situate in Baillio^ street/, and'have■ a frontage of 105 or 110 feet/ by a depth-of about 200 feet. In addition to the above I have property thai, will'ieach from the above. intoKaraka Road, consisting of a, large house and ground of 6B fefe't iirontage; so that if required/the l eitends from Sailjie ,street to;:KwakaVßoad,-in ■w£ich case, the of BailHe-styec* ji be 105 feet.. and Karaka Road 60 feet. The .rents, X PPF icceiveare fromMiAdaejv , £755; Trewlieelaii £2Q ; ; Duggan, £20; Total, £115. I shal.L be happy.to lease.the whole to the Board of Governors of High School for 21 years at £100 a-year, with right to purchase at any time during first five'year's, for £1,200, or if'the Earaka Boad /property is not.recfuired,; font £8Q a-yeftr^ and' purchase nibneyl£i;ooti »;< or if Duggan's!' cottage and'allotment is nbl;^required, t!and the KHraKa Boa^^t^per^r Hi no*"ffequired, rent,'' £75 ; purchase mpiley,' £9001 If wished partioularly so as to enable the 'High Scbool to get started, the first year rent free.—F. C. Dean." Mr Brodie moved that the ofter for the wbole property be accepted, which was carried., , - , , > The Chairman was requested to write to the Education Koserves Commissioners asking What further' sums niight be expected by the .Board; also to the Government, asking that consideration should be shown to the Board, and claiming a share j of the benefits arising from the transfer | of the Auckland Improvement Commissioners property to the City Council.