CITY SCHOOLS COMMITTEE.

Auckland Star, Volume XIX, Issue 215, 12 September 1888, Page 3

CITY SCHOOLS COMMITTEE.

I :'' the City School Comr,^<L- evening in tbe Wei. I P ]lO ld Th Q were pro. I." *< tlc^ndMcMasters. I&r,^ ~-«-Various sugges--1'" roi I*f Rntrd of Education as lil^tfffi teachers were I b <** * = —A letter was I nearly as possible I! jtloPfs,«°£atpfttittie' v^h'' IN School ■fe^'Zr The headmaster of ■fc.^fSool had refused to reI sti he came out of pnson. I ■ fe-Sfwdd be able to exercise I W sßld to Sv in the future, and |^^^ Stewedre- adßlißMgfiw*ool- ni h(3 Education DeW'KeFa circular directing IMfetld CtVbe ro fep U e n if within ■f* f the opening time one child ■•■■ritwastcedtosendacopy ■KSSS^ha9 jusfe af ve iK^S^Uapecialpe, ffc tbe Wollesley-sfcreet SBSafSr Draffin's letter be torMml Bo^d Education with a SgEindation tbab the request be ■fin-Various repairs to school 1 ■gp^; , W ere; authorised to be S&as Foam-It was resolved that a l^Ba'iitontee forms; be .printed for Kil'W^and that the attention Igito hi railed to the apparent I B» in ths <ua of thttn. . BKuK Teacmrs.-Mis3 Maria ■M»fc«blaining her absence from ■ttaf&stesfortl-street school from the ■:."*■ With ult.., and forwarding MteWMif »W to "how that her absence Haa^sdbyillaesE.-Ilcsolved that letter BIK-nidAJltd Board of Education. A IWfe tf other explanations of absence teaob< rs. BKaiEsd.—A cumber of current ac-