BOARD OF EDUCATION.

Auckland Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 302, 18 December 1912, Page 6

BOARD OF EDUCATION.

MONTHI,T MEETHre. The AacUand Education Bond met to. day, when there were preaast: Messrs. G. J. Garland (chairman), G. W. Mnrray, HL J. Greenalade, K. C. Banks, C. T. Borrt ban, J. D. McKeazie. G. Edsecmnbe, and A. R. Harris. RESIGNATIONS AND APPOINTMENTS. The following resignations were received:—Mr. J. Christie, headmaster Bay field; Mr. C. P. Vining, teacher Waimaij Mr. F. B. Wilson, assistant Newton EastMr. C. Cooper, head teacher Bombay; Mr" J. Robertson, head teacher Herekino; Mina E. S. M. Taylor, assistant Otoeoetal- Mrs J. H. W. Carr, teacher Omaha Little School; Miss M. C. Benner, teacher Tβ Matai; Miss E. M. It. McLean, aseietant Kaeo; Miss M. R. McCaUnm, assistant Epsom; Miss C. M. Howell, Whakapara; Miss P. G. Gordon, teacher Appointments were made aa follow-. Messrs. F. H. Brown, headmaster Taka pnna; S. H. Macky, headmaster T. Pa MW " H. F. McClnne, headmaster Model CountryR. B. Steele, teacher Maungatawhirl Val ley; J. Mackenzie, teacher Te B*u-a-moa" Mrs. G. Gordon, teacher Waiwbero -aided'! school; Messrs. T. Turbott. assistant-master Stanley Bay; A. Hannah, asstatant-maste, EUendale; Misses A. M. McDonogh tt Al Gre Y' ynn; °- StrettOn - Th f n I F ' BnU, Avonda,,, The following temporary appointment* were also made:-Messrs. A. E. Fordyce. teacher Komakorau; A. D. Scaly, teacher rT L - CroOk ' teacher Monaval" K. Brtggs, teacher Uuatangata WestA. W. Diprose, teacher TangUm* No 2K. Hayter, teacher Ahnroa; E. HaW teacher Hukatere: Mrs c p MalUtt. teacher Waimai; Misses H. Worrall a£ bridge District High A tersby, assistant Kaeo: F. 'm. 'hoL™ o^L K T ; R \ f Grie - octal, b - R - Dames, asetetant 8.1 mont; A. B. Wyiie, assistant E. CampbeU, assistant Kamo- ±n a Z' Mercury Bay; A. I' 4ootl M H. TathlE. assistant Te V£ "J" t\ Klmber, assistant Ba Wene . R m^;^^I. Pickering, assietent Tawhare- EH MEADOWBANK SCHOOL SITK. Me * dowb,ink - B «^ the Chief Inspector (poinOng «rt proposed site was not central) be aSHLdS to the Edncatlon Department, wnlch had telegraphed urging that the Berry's HID site be acquired. — ,