ANOTHER COMMISSION.

Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 51, 1 March 1915, Page 7

ANOTHER COMMISSION.

Kew education boundaries. t f (By Telegraph.—Special to "Star.*"} "* i WELCIXGTOX, this day. 1 Before the mew Education Act can Come folly into operation new districts must be created tti meet the decision of Parliament that there 6hall be only nine ( education board's in future. The Royal f Commission to determine the new boun- j •Mries will be set up shortly, tbe 3£n3s- £ fe of Education (Hon. Jas. AHun) being j almost ready to submit the names of , Ratable gentlemen to Cabinet. "'There j *no barry about the matter," he re- f Marked to your correspondent. "The „ Commission's report has to come before Parliament for approval before it b& comes operative. One of the proposed Etmhere of the commission will not be .j av&ilable until some time in April, but if . in? commission gets to work by the end . 01 April it will be able to complete its J m three weeks or a month in ample , time for the session. Jleanwhile various matters connected the new Act have received atten- . tion. The conference of senior inspectors How sitting in Wellington has d-ealt with 8 lot of details sneh as scholarship reguexamination of candidates for c proficiency certificates, school readers, I and nurseries. All this makes for i uniformity throughout Xew Zealand in i '° c matter ot education standards, and paves the way for Dominion classification ox teacher*." The Minister left on Saturday for * Otago, wherf he will spend a week. '