LATEST AUCKLAND NEWS. [BY TELEGRAPH.—OWN CORRESPONDENT.]
Board of Education and the Cambridge West School. AtJCKfiAND, LilSt Nlgllt. At the Board of Education to-day the Minister for Education forwarded a petition from the Cambridge West School Committee, protesting against the removal of Miss Allen The chairman mentioned that Miss Allen had l>een dismissed because she had failed to p.i.ss three or four times, and she had boon treated since as others were Me Laishley moved " That in order to cany out the principle thatthoiecommenihitions of local committees bo respected, unless there are special circumstances, the wishes ol the Cambridge We&t Com mittee, bo acceded to.'' Mr Hobbs> baid thcie was a wrong feeling at Cambridge against Miss Allens lemovnl. Tlic Chairman taul the motion could not be received without notice, which Mi Laishley according gave for next meet-
ing. The Races. The racing puvileges to-day sold for pi iocs.
A Baptist Mission for Rotorua. Mr Faubrother, a student, from Rpurgeon'b college, London, is expected by the next steamer from Australia, for the purpose of taking up the Maoii uuSbion work at Lake Rotorua. The step lias been taken through the exertions of Mr W. L». Snow, who guarantees a largo pioportion of the missionary's, salary, the other poition being paid by the Baptist body, under whose auspices the nii&bion is to be carried out.
The Markets. The weekly market lUt to-day contains few important alteiation&. Butter very 2)lcutiful, and the wholesale price is Stl ; ictail, 10d per lb. Potatoes, retail, from £6 to C 7 per ton. Gum is still increasing in value. In the timber maiket a genet al use of 6d per 100 ft has been made by the vaiious companies. The market for Prince Imperial closed m Auckland at 35s 6d.
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Waikato Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1610, 28 October 1882, Page 2
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293LATEST AUCKLAND NEWS. [BY TELEGRAPH.—OWN CORRESPONDENT.] Waikato Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1610, 28 October 1882, Page 2
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