A RELIEVING SCHOOL INSPECTOR.

Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 11098, 17 October 1901, Page 2

A RELIEVING SCHOOL INSPECTOR.

' — ,' MR T. S. FOSTER, M.A., APPODJTED,^ H was reported 'by the Appointment* Cflm^ • mittee of tn£ North Canterbury Education'; : • Board yesterday, that- they had rGeeifed ' ' ' a. letter, /mm Dr. Anderson, one of tb*' ' I Board's inspectors, applying for .leave of " owing to illness. It "wus decided/ Kubject to the Approval of the chairman » the Board being first obtained, to grant tU ' necessary leave, and to ask Mr Foet&v'sf '* ' WesfrChristchurch, to take up the -woricef ' the Doctor temporarily, provided the-Wert- ,- ---' Chrisfchuvcb Conanittee nad no i and that satisfactory arrangements could b«;- ---, made for carrying On the school. The Com- ■■ • mittee also reported that at a> Bubseqti«! ■ meeting a letter was iecerred from ibi ■ Christchurch West School ComxtuMtto, agi* . ' Ing to release the headmaster, in ordtr.ta >■ permit *f his acting as relieving lasgedm 'i~ during I)r. Anderson's aheenbe. ilr -■, suggestions as to «ntftngenvent of hi* iWT-| . tvsre the ealaries fixed fof theSMf - ' and second assistent masters to cover til.;,, ": • increases paid out of extra grunt* .Tlfs j. '- Board was recommended tb ma&a Mr 5 ' ters remuneration at the rate of £400 pst.i. - 1 annum, regard being had t<t the fact that !x-_ J ! would still continue to occupy th« hwt-' : : \, master's residence. -. ' ) The Boani-approredi the*© recomißeai*' ;, I tiong. " j-