Correspondence.

Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 721, 30 January 1877, Page 3

Correspondence.

f|e» Our Correspondence columns being impartially open to all matters of public . interest, we cannot be identified with i the opinion* tjiereinrexpressed. J Sib,—The inhabitants of Hamilton seem, now, to have a greater interest in the % mutter of education than ever before was imnrifested, as the meeting of Saturday last testified. '.'l was very glad to see that the animosity iteudly manifested on such «occasions was>totally absent, w.hich,<indeed,. facilitated the \ usinees of the me.etii g ••very much. But what-T wish to speak of: ;ju*t now, every one who has y children at school would say with me : that the nuw nawl) elected*Commiitee 'be as vigilrait as possible ; that they have .-a bo v k placed do charge of. the - school master for the insertion ot ail - visitors' vn; mes tluiing the twelve months j that, ♦■they will hold a periodical ex«minatior, and cause strict attention of pupils to 'their hour of attendance, and tiiat by so doing pupils -will attend more promptly 'find live their tea her less trouble. I - tnink.by following such rules.or principles »s this, not only will the teacher be ei.in his monotonous duties, but the, parents of children will be more so in -seeing to thfir erincatiot.al yvelfare.—l?am, . &C, FfcUCIUS PENUEHTE3.