TEACHERS APPOINTED.

Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 213, 7 September 1921, Page 11

TEACHERS APPOINTED.

The Auckland Education Board met last evening, Mr. J. ID. iMeKenzie presiding in the absence, through illness, of the chairman, Mr. E C Bunks. There were also present: Messrs G W. 'Murray, H. S. W. Klnj, ,T. Boddie, A - . M. ißurns, J. S. Bond, W. ,T. Campbell, R. C. Smith, and Mrs. N. .- E. Ferner. The following appointments were made: ■Head Teacher: Miss 'Effle Douglas, Patetonga. 'Sole Teachers: Mr. G. F. Wight, Alfriston; Mis? G. Bartle, Kelila. Secondary Assistant: Qliss G. !M. Hammond, 8.A., ■Matamata District (High School. Assistants: Miss E II T Thorpe, Hamilton West; Miss ill. R. Curtis, Grey Dynu; Miss O. -G. Olberg, I'onsonby; Miss A. M. Henderson, illiss K. M. Flood. ■Newton iEast; IMi=s C M. Dobson, Whitford 'Xo. 1; Miss M. T. Paltridge, Rototuna; Miss. L. Solomon, Normal. Temporary Appointment: Jliss I. A. MeAulay, assistant, Karanirahake. Committees are to be consultea regara'"S proposed appointments as follows:— Manuapai South and Mata. teacher, Mrs. A. .P. Calvort: .Parua ©ay No. 1 and Taranui, teacher, Mrs 03. X. S. Bamarama, teacher, Miss iB. Ford; Opouriao, head teacher, Mr. R. iH. Hneiisler; Pukekohe, assistant, Miss V G AVlddup: FrauKton, assistant, 'Hiss K. Cnwie; 31*. Eden, assistant, Miss A. E 'Ilawkes; Onerahi, assistant, Ollse N. M. Liunning. In regard to Eotokanrl school, applications for appointment as sole teacher were declined. The committee will be consulted regarding tne appointment of Miss G. I. 'Clark as teacher.