The Secondary School Conference.
LBt Telfgraph.) [united I'kesh association.] Christcuukcii, Thib Day. Tho Secondary Schools Conference has resolvod that it is desirable that the Edncation Board scholarships be awarded on the result of ono examination throughout the colony, and that the holders of scholarships should be required to attend the secondary schools. A motion asking the Government to appoint a Royal Commission of Education was negatived. Mr. Harkness, of Oamaru, was elected President of the Conference, which, it was decided, shall meot two years hence in Wellington, but if urgent business arises it shall meet in Dunedin noxfc yoar.
IBy Telegraph.] [united press association. I Christchurch, This Day. Among tho criminal cases set down for Monday next is that of Murray, indicted' for burglary (five charges), ono of forgery and one of forgery and uttorinp by two women, ono of stabbing, ono of horse 8 tealing, ono of larceny, ono of larceny as a bailee, and ono of nmlioious injury to property.
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Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 3, 4 January 1889, Page 3
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162The Secondary School Conference. Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 3, 4 January 1889, Page 3
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