BOARD OF EDUCATION.

Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 237, 4 October 1916, Page 2

BOARD OF EDUCATION.

I NUMEROUS TEACHEBS APPOLNTIiU. - BPKECT OFWiB REKJUItiTIONS, A meeting of the Board of Education was held to-day, when'there were present: The Chairman <jMr J. D. McKenzie), Mre F. B. Baume, Messrs G. W. Murray, E. C. O&anks, A. .Burns,' J.. J. Brlnsden, J. ■Boddie, and A. Auld. TEACHERS APPOINTBu. . , Selection Committee! tbe iolJowing appointment.s were made:—Mr A. J. ifurdoch teacher Marsden Point and Euakaka schoolsT Miss ■E. E. Ward,- temporary teacher" , H'akataua school: Miss A. I. Hantes, temporary assistant Huurau school; Miss I. M. Trounson, temporary' assistant Woodhill school; Miss M. A. McGuire, pupil teacher, fram Thames South to Matamata school; Miss L. M. Morgan, pupil teacher, from Karangabake to Te tPuke school; Miss F. M. King, pupil teacher, from Te Aroha to Te -Euiti D.H. school. The following temporary teachers were appointed under the War Legislation Act:—Mr H. J. Wells. Kaknpnka; Mr.-.C. jH... Colegrave._iloUauiti; Mr Q. B. Clarke, Wamal and Waingaro; Hiss P. M." jonnson, Parkhurst: Miss E. M. JlcLonghlin, Mt. Maunganui; Miss J. G. Coe-Smith. Komakorau; Mr H. G. Sell, Araparara and' Mangaknra; Miss E. Mohr, oamnridge . KEDIEVING T3SACHE.ES. The following relieving teachers were appointed:—Miss" 'V. Lang, Clevedoff, school: Miss L. P. 'Herbert. Pokapu school; Miss C. Mitchell, Koatn school; Miss ri. E. Dixon," Manawaru s<*hool; Miss E. D. Macdonald, -Newton-East school; Miss J. A. Fraeer, Qnerahi school; Mrs L. "Warner, Newtoq East school; Miss C. 'F. newliook, Kamo school; Miss A. M. Woreley, iiamll-. ton East school; Miss H. G. Onions, Mangaplko school; Miss T>. Pirrlt, Eaeroa DjH. school: Mrs A. S. M. Ansenne. Devonport schooh

PROPOSED APPOINTMENTS. The committee recommended that school committees should be consulted regarding, proposed appointments as follows (headmaster), Mr, J. T. Teesdale; Okaihau (sole teacher), •Mγ A. G. Recce; Faparaka (sole teacher); Miss L. Walker: Devonport (assistant), Miss W. E.-Halls; Catobage Bay (assistant), Miss iR. E. Broadgate; Enreka (assistaut), 'Miss I. O. G. Given. STAFFS REDUCED. The committee recommended that action be taken to reduce the staffs of the following, schools, as required <by the War Legislation Amendment Act: —unDam's Fern, Mrs -IS. Burdett: Ktniihia, '111* I. O. G. Given; Tajkhurst, Miss €. I. Forrest; Mercer, Miss I. A. Cardno: Purtri, Kiss M. S. Dunlop; Tuakau, Mies A. Fenton; CoromandeJ, Miss R. E. Broadgate; Te Aroha, pupil teacher; Huntly, Mrs B. Carter; Karangahake, Miss L>. M. Morgan: Thames 'South. Miss M. M. McGuire; Waihi D.H.. pupil teacher: Avondale. pupil teacher: 'Nelson Ktreet, .Mies W. E. Halls; Onehunga, Miss li. Walker; Mt. Eden. Miss O. G. Olberg: Flat Bush. Miss G. ■D. A. Treacy; Alexandra, Miss F. Brow&lee; Waipu Upper, 'Miss H. 'Fegan. ! TEACHjBRS NEEDED; - The committee recommended that applications be invited by advertisement for the following appointments:—Headmaster: Opourlao North. Acting headmaster: Newmarket '(applications from unmarried teachers to lie accompanied by a certificate of exemption from military duties). Sole teachers: Mang'aplko," Mata. Female assistants: Paeroa DiH., Devonport, Edendale. Secondary assistants:' Aratapu D.H.. Tauranga D.H. ( ; bonus addition of £20. to a man posseselng suitable science qualifications). , ~~ i — «;•»