EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE.

Press, Volume XLIII, Issue 6371, 19 February 1886, Page 2

EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE.

The Institute sat*again at 8.45 p.m\. : yesterday, Mr Q. Hogben, " "' in the chair. , - , The first business taken wae the cos* eiderafion of the by-laws. 7 heae having , J been amended, Mr J. Pattebsok read • paper entitled "School Architecture, fwa a teacher's point of view." The papoc ; necessarily dealt very largely with details- . After discussion, Mr Patterson received , > a hearty Tote of thanks for his paper. , - , At the evening session Mr C. Howard " < read a paper entitled " Women a* i Teachers. : - - '" i After discussion Mr Howard received a " , ' hearty vote of thanks. ■£ i Mr Pattebson. raised a discussion on % < - " Payment for instruction of pvpu teachers." He moved to the effect thai the masters should be paid at once for tfl* -y" number they taught. .... ***', Mr Jtjbt urged the point that in toj« ' matter the system of payment by nanus - . „ i so emphatically condemned by the Leguf . "> I lature had re-appeared. ' < ! Eventually the motion was withdraws in j favor of Mr Scott's amendment asking- c ; that a deputation should wait upon the • , Board of Education, urging the Board w ; Jt revert to the system in force before 1884. After re-adopting the standing order* ta» - * \ meeting adjourned till to-day at 3.45 PJB> ' sharp. j ~.,.}