EDUCATION BOARD.

Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 65, 17 March 1915, Page 6

EDUCATION BOARD.

m I , EXTENSION OF SCHOOLS. i RESIGNATIONS RECEIVED. I The regular meeting of tbe Board of Education was attended to-dsy by Messrs. G. J. Garland (chairman), A. K. Harris), J. D. McKeuzle, W. Auld, G. B. Banks, G. W. Murray, and C. T. Barrluall. An application for a new school at Kohimaraiua was considered and declined. i Arrangements were made preparatory to steps being taken to have enlargements made at New Lynn, Te Papa, Onehunga and I'oDsonby among the suburban schools. The necessary grants will be applied for in doe course. At tbe suggestion of the chairman it was resolved that the Inspector be instructed to advise as to the suitability of providing for a separate infant school at Onehunga. The chairman reported that resignations had been, received from the following teachers:—Mr. -C. F. Kime, assistant Te Kopuru; Mlsa I. A. Robson, Kaihere; Miss K. t,. Redgrave, astnsUat. Gordonton; Miss R. 1. Walsh, Whangaripo; Miss A. J. Fawcett, assistant, Te Aroha District High School; Miss j: Eckley, "assistant, Waiuku; Mr- T. M R. Blair, Te Rau. Mauku; Miss U. J. Adlington, assistant, Paeroa District High School. MANUAL TRAINING BRANCH. On the recommendation of the Technical and Manual Training Committee, Mr. F. L. N. Tuck was reappointed Chief Instructor iv the electrical department at the Technical College. Mr. A. T. Smith was appointed, local superintendent at Tc Aroha, and the following instructors:—Mr. J. Kelly (English and arithmetic), Mr. A. J. Burrows (shorthand), and Mr. T. Bezer (bookkeeping and commercial correspondence). It was decided that a Manual Training School be erected at Kingsland as soon, as funds from the Government were available ample provision to be made for all New Lynn pupils. APPOINTMENTS. The following appointments, recom mended by the Teacher*' Selection Com- ! mlttee. were ratified by the Board-— Mr. T. N. Hewlett, headmaster, Maplu: Mr. w. Lewins, headmaster, Ramaraina; i Miss E. A. Glcdhlll, head teacher. Dome ' Valley, Miss R. B. Wiesner Hora Hora Itapids nnd Manngatantari, No. 2 (halftime); Miss A. Udy, Waltangl; Mr. H. li. I Baigeot, Karamu; Mrs. J. S. Wright, Manukau Heads- Miss A. J. Grevllle, Brynderwyn; Mr. L. J. §. Bush. One; Mr. W. L. Weiss, Mkngatapu; Miss M. A. ODonoghne, Te Pahu: Mr. T. M. R. Blair, Waiwiuu; Miss E. C. Qnlnn. Motntara and Mnriwai (half-time); Mr. B. E. Brett, Greenhithe and Long Bay (half-time*. Assistant Teachers.—Miss W. M. Heather, Normal School; Miss A. E. Wyife, Te Aroha D.H.S.; Miss J. B. Christie, Hamilton East; Miss M. Slattery, assistant, Maromaku. Pupil Teachers.—Miss E. E. Cleary, from Epsom to Devonport; Mies E. M. Hviand. ; from. Devonport to Epsom; Miss 1. E. T. Smith, Cambridge; Miss R. W. Webb, Mount Albert. Probationers. — Miss B. M. Phillpp*, : Parnell; Miss A. C. Wilkinson. Mamvgakaramea. Temporary Appointments.—Mr. H. Baker, Walma: Mr. E. C. Morgan. Walomio: Miss . E. B. Evans, Henderson Valley; Mr. W. W. 1 Jotißsen, Turoto Road and Turoto Road. South: Miss I. A. Mcintosh. Paterere; Mr. E. H. Audlev. Tunakotekote: Miss Z. M. Currie. Whitford No. 2: Miss A. I. Connolly, assistant. Knrangahake. Rellevinc Teachers.—Mr. H. J. King. Opohi and Pokapu; Mr. 11. L. Moyle, Kohangu: Mr. K. E. Brown. Mapnra; Mats J. I. Arlell, Bickerstaffe, No. 2. and Huarau; Mrs. C. M. Fowler, Newton West; Miss E. M. Hoe, Papatoetoe; Mr. H. A. Moffltt, Maketn: Miss A. L. King. Te Kopiirn; Miss G. E. Meuxles. Te Ar|Jia D.H.S.; Miss L. ; M. Ward, Ellerslie; Mr. G. R. Norman, Piirlknra and Tiroa; Miss, W. Mcpherson, Tarlngflhintn. The Selection Committee recommended that School Committees should be consulted regarding proposed appointments as follows:—Mnromaku (head touched). Mr. EHart; Tc Mata (head teacneri. Mr. J. S. j Leech; Xihi Niho (sole teacheri. Mr. F. A. ' Macrae: Hikimntu (sole teacner). Mr. G. Sale: Xgnrua (sole teacher), Mr. S. C. Carter; Te Hihi (sole teacher). Miss C. C. B. Hunter; Paeroa, D.H. (secondary assistant), Mr. F. Wilks; Napier Street (assltant master). Mr. E. C. Pnrdic; Rotorua D.H. (assistant). Miss >H. M. Allen; Rototnna (assistant), Miss C. J. Wharfe; Brrkdale (assistant), Miss A. E. Rose; Wafkino. (assistant). Miss I. A. Robson; Tautarl (assistant), Miss D. Yen. The Selection Committee recommended that applications be invited by advertisement for the following appointments:—Head teacher,. Here Uno; male teachers, Pakotal ana Mokai; sole teachers, Komata, Katlkati No. 3, Hukatere. Okarea, Pukekaroro, Whangapoua, WiJangaripo, and Te Rau Maukn; assistant master, Te Kopnrn; female assistants, Te Aroha D.H., Richmond West, Waiuku, Motnkaraka, Walton, Mt. Eden, and Manhgatapere. It was decided that the applications for the Mokai, Kaitangiweka, and Te Matai schools be declined. The Inspector was instructed to report as to the advisableness of closing the Limestone Island school, and making arrangements for the conveyance of children by ferry to the Onerahl school. •