BOARD OF EDUCATION.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 67, 18 March 1908, Page 3

BOARD OF EDUCATION.

B The fortnightly meeting of the Auckland Education Board was held to-day at the Board's Office, Victoria Arcade. Mr. L. J. Bagnall presided, and there were also present: Messrs. 11. J. Greenslade, M.P., J. Stalrworthy, M.P., G. Edgecumbe, C. T. Barriball. J. D. McKenzie, G. J. Garland, and A. R. Harris. Finance.—Accounts were passed as follow:—Administration Account, £10,508 9/3; Building Account £731 19/; Manual and Technical Account, £113 9/4. Technical College.—The Finance Committee recommended that the Chairman be authorised to negotiate the acquisition of the lease of Lots -_3-31, Weileslev-st part of the site for the Auckland Technical College. The recommendation was adopted. Appointments.— Appointments were authorised a.« follow:— Mr. James B Ramsay to be neadmaster of Clevedon school; J'' ."-'fud Hocson, teacher. Tryphena and Blind Bay; Mr. William P. Storoey, teacher, Broad wood "aided" school: Miss Clara J. Wharfe, teacher. Biekerstaffe No. 2: Miss Christina Murray, teacher, Otau "aided" school; Mrs. P. A. Wuidust. teacher, Karia- . ■_' ,'■ Macrae, teacher, Rehia; Mr. f~ teacher, Kaurihohorc: Miss U t Clarke, teacher. Whangapoua; Miss J. ;,'- ,f ly : fifth assistant. Newton West; Miss M A. L. Short, eighth assistant, Beres-ord-street; Miss A. E. Hawkes, assistant, Kama Kama; Mrs. Sara Barker, assistant, lairua; Mtss Irene M. McCarthy. assistant. \\aihopo; Miss Ellen L. Walker, pupilteacher from Epsom to Otahuhu; Miss Minaie G. Harrison, pupil-teacher. Epsom; Miss »- Ue F - ■ Vlckery, pupil-teacher, Newton v\est: Miss Mattie Fenton, pupil-teacher, Napier-st: Miss Daisy C. Stewart, pupil-:e:u-her, Ponsonby. Consultations.—School Committees were .onsulted in regard to proposed appointneuts as follows:—Brynderwyn, Miss Mabel Alt _..i , n r uru - M-"- Edgar R. Long: Albertland North, Miss Lillie Walker; Kati b-ati No. 3: Mr. Conrad S. Fortune. Applications.-Applications were invited ior the following appointments:—Headmaster. Rama Rama school: sole chai-jre Sgararatunua. Tangaihi. Titoki. Waitansri.' > lhe Teachers Selection Committee deterred their recommendation in reirard to he selection of a teacher for the Whangarei Iliads school. Resignations.—The following resignations were accepted:—Misses F .T J ""Be croft, Albertland North; M. J. Elliott '\gararatunua: M. King. Katikati No. 3: OF Casey. TNapicr-street; W. I. Hunt, TonsonGrafton.—The secretary stated that £h™. th ° , ? nlnr - cIn ent of the Grafton School would cost £540, the Department's grant was £!SO. It was decided to ask for an increased grant.