WELLINGTON EDUCATION BOARD.

Wairarapa Daily Times, 29 March 1894, Page 2

WELLINGTON EDUCATION BOARD.

\ Monthly Meeting, . ■ The above Board met yesterday the I following business affecting this dis- ' triot beibg transacted. • ' An amended plan for tho enlaige- ; ■ fflent of the olass-room at the Grey- ' ! town School was submitted and '. approved, and tenders were authorised ' to be daUed. ; ' It was resolved to provide ».new 1 walor supply for the Carterton School. ' - A recommendation from the Paiiia> tua Committee that Mißsßeese should . be appointed as a pupil teacher was i referred to the Inspeotor for his report, i ; The resignation of Mr James John, ston, pupil tcaoher at Taueru, was ■ accepted, ■ -■ • ' t A special grant of £s' was made to ! the Pahiattia School Committee, and • the question of providing additional \ olassrooms was referred to the In- , spector. Mr M'Ewen, Chairman of the i Olareville Committee, waited. upon the Board with referenced the pro posed removal of Miss Ussher from ■ the school, explaining that the com- J mitteehad every.confidenoe in ; her \ efficiency, and desired that she should 1 rematajnv.the, sohbol;/ fr wa ß 'reolV^o.ttt.kenSfurtiiefaotibnihthe j ~ emanatejf ftprff'ihe levelling J approach - A LftgionelSobqj^^^BdJ&nd * lajomeffe^^^^^^^^H

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