THE STRAITS OF RURAL SCHOOL COMMITTEES.
TO TTIE EDITOR. Sir, — The enclosed came into my hands quite promiscuously only yesterday, and as I do not know the person and place mentioned, and as it seems to disclose a somewhat singular state of things which may be of interest to the Minister of Education, I make no doubt you will rescue it from oblivion. — Yours, &c, Double Furrow. August 19, 1878. " Wanted a ploughman, with not less than four children of school age. Wages, £G0 per annum, with house, fuel, and double rations. The Usherbati School Committee have guaranteed to supplement these terms to the extent of -£10, provided that three of the children are in daily average attendance at their school (distant about two miles and a ha>f) during tlie twelve months from time of engagement. ' *• Apply to *' " Patrick Gunn, "Pride Vale."
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Clutha Leader, Volume V, Issue 215, 23 August 1878, Page 6
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