Board of Education.

Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume VI, Issue 7, 19 January 1905, Page 1

Board of Education.

. The following is taken from the .Herald’s” report:— The chairman stated that Mrs Mackay had been appointed teacher at Hook, and Mr W. Marriott first assistant qt Timaru South, the last named havihg resigned at Wailtaoriinga. Mr P. C. Davie appointed temporary teacher at Mukikihi, in place of Mr Arnold, who could not return. Gbay’s Cornsr.

The Secretary for Education wrote on the 10th inst. that a petition’ had been received from the settlers of Dog Kennel Road, Waikakabi, regarding the education of .their children. The petitioners have been advised to write again to yqpr Board. No reply has been received to the Department’s memorandum of the 81st October last

The secretary explained that tne memorandum of 31st October was an 'inquiry regarding the conveyance of the- children to some existing school. It had been sent to householders, and no reply had yet been received from them. The settlers had not forwarded to the Board a copy of their petition to the Government A letter was read from Mr G. Heafl, secretary to the householders, stating that a meeting had been held. to discuss the objections of the Waitaki and Morven Commit- • tees to the proposed alterations in the boundaries of the school district. The letter stated that two persons presumed to . objectors 1 > -thM ■ m a . 'Z'-'Z'”.; more Senior W/'. "* ■'•'Z'*-'* Waimate t’oltinan, 'B'“, J Farnie, Mt . *- v Z’'-' Jessie Pe^K”‘. "*-'-.'Z Wnimate 188 ‘. '* ;-S Kiile-rt Junior— '**■’f'Z'--‘“'' Timaru amount and ■'* ■'■'Z* later; . Waiiniife lyj® . "ZZ - ■< £5, Ti,n»;'Z;'_. ■'-ZZ-Z', ho - 4BS,Ti«aM £s,'fimajjß.