LYTTELTON.
Mr G. Laurenson, M.H.R., presided at tlie annual meeting of householders of Lyttelton. The annual report of the Committee showed that there had been an increase in the number on tlie roll and in the average attendance. The report of the Inspector on the examination stated that the work done was very satisfactory. The formation of the school in-o a District High School, at which children who had pasted the Sixth Standard could receive free secondary education, had improved tlie attendance. There were 72 children ou the roll ST the High School, the average attendance- being 69- The b_lance-she«t showed a credit balance of £17 15s 6d, against which was a liability of £6. The report and balance-she*! were adopted. A resolution urging th.
establishment of a teacher* superannuation fund wax unanimously adopted. T'ne following Committee weie elected:—Rev. A. H. Trvadwell (chairman). Meesr* J. LCarrvli. W- Radclitfe. W. G. Sliepheard, W. Browne, W. T. Fester, C. H. Agar, J. T. Brice, and W. C. U. Taylor.
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Press, Volume LXI, Issue 11877, 26 April 1904, Page 10
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