NELSON.
Monday.
The Teachers' Association hare held a meeting to consider the Pension Fund Bill, and relative thereto passed the following resolutions:—i. "That the proposed benefits are not in proportiou. to the heavy per centage levied on the teachers." 2. " That sixty-five years considerably exceed the age that teachers should be allowed to retire." 3. " That in case of death, no provision is made for wivea and families.' 1 4. "That the Minister of Education be applied to that copies of the Bill be supplied to the teachers in time for them to express an opinion before the Bill is moved in the House." 5. " That the other associations be communicated with on the subject."
la banco, before the Chief Justice today, iWr Connolly applied on behalf of Acton Adams for costs in the Jate prosecution against Mr Thomas. Mr Bunuy approved, and His Honor reserved judgment, which will be- given in Wellington. ■*■
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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3591, 30 June 1880, Page 2
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153NELSON. Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3591, 30 June 1880, Page 2
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