EDUCATION BOARD.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4152, 30 June 1892, Page 2

EDUCATION BOARD.

' Tha EducafctoH Board held its ordinal/ meeting.at Welliiyiton, yesterday. Present— Messrs Ji Bi "Blair (ohairman), J. Yoiinst, <W." &iFilbert, W, W. M'Cardlo, F» B- Ftaser, and Dr New. man,M.H.B. ;;• : c ' ".. -!'■:'" The pay-sheet, amounting to £do Js 7d, was passed for payment! ' ' j' ~ Speoimen boxes <>f cocoa showing different staßes.of preparation were re. ceived from Mnsers Cadbuiy Bros, and aoceptedwiththanks, ~,,,., ' : It was decided to'permit tho'Mangaone during the winter months, to' allow'the ohildren from a distanoe to reach their homga •} y ;•? 'J The question of recempensink Miaa Keeling forthe.tuition of pupil teachers was'leffc in the hands of the Chairman, Messrs Maunsell and Price were an. : pointed to vacancies on the Waihakeke .Committee, ■..'.

': Mias Airaßtrohg was appointed pupil teacher at'Carterton. : .

jr A petitionfrob'Newman praying for a Beparate district waa aecreed to. TneappHoatiouirnm Mangamahoefor an aided school was granted. TeDdera were directed to be called for works at Ballanoe, Eereru, laitana, Kaitawa, and Whakataki.

The Board refused to grant £2 to Pahiatua for current expenses. The question of a shelter shed for Pahiatua was left with Mr MoCardle to report on.

| The proposed alterations at Dalefield and Paricvale were agreed to, as also was I an application from Jtaridge for addi- | tionti and land. A grant for fuel and re< j pairs was given to.Hlprokiwi. • The Greytowu Committee waß granted £4 for repairs.