WANGANUI EDUCATION BOARD

Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 3733, 19 March 1919, Page 4

WANGANUI EDUCATION BOARD

THE CHAIRMAN'S MONTHLY

REPORT

Following is the Chairman's report to be presented at to-day's meeting of the Wanganui Education Board :•--

Works.—The following were authorised: Marton, Committee granted up to £2 for new cistern for w.e.. Stoney Creek, grant for picket fencing increased from £5 7s Cd to £6 2s Od (half cost). Technical College, new typewriter, .C2O. Foxton. architect's estimate for brick and concrete work new school, L' 3613 Bs. Tenders received, J. VV. Alderton JL'3OJ7 (accepted), ,1. Jones £3059, A. G. Bignell £3G'M. T. W. Hunt L' 4.">');). Joinery for this school. Basse tt and Co., £150 10.*; 3d (accepted). .Marton Sash and Door Co. £K», 'Tiratu Timber Co. £170, Feilding Sash anil Door Co. £171, Wanganui Sash and Door Co. £170.

Appointments.—Hurley villi-, assistant, Miss H. P. McCarthy; Parewanui, asst.. Miss E. Dove; Rangiotu, asst.. Miss M. T. Bain; Bunnythorpe, Ist asst., .Miss M. Prentice; Kakahi, 2nd asst.. Miss E. S. Aitchison ; Ohakune, 4th asst., Miss I. McCarthy; Fitzherbert East, asst., Miss L. L. Crabb; Lytton street, 4th asst., Miss i". Mille; Apiti. acting 2nd asst., Miss M. Cahhvell; Poukiore, sole teacher. Miss J .Galloway; Moutoa. asst.. Mi's. "'". Forno; Upper Retaruke, sole teacher. Mr C. R. Oliver; Glen Oroua, head teacher, Mr A. D. Train; Makino road, head teacher, Mr D. Taylor; Rata-iti, sole teacher, Miss M. Lacy; KiiAvautahi road, sole teacher. Miss E. AI. Beechev.

Relieving Teachers Employed.—Patea, acting Ist asst., Mrs Hird; Lytton street, acting 3rd asst., Miss C. Pile; Parawanui, acting asst., Mrs Barnes; Ashhurst, acting Ist asst., Mrs Robsou; Feilding D.H., acting Gth asst., Mrs Broughton ; Longburn, acting 2nd asst., Miss Best; West end. acting 2nd asst.. Miss E. Blair.

Junior Teachers (pupil teachers) Appointed.—Taihape, Miss L. M. Wapp; Ashhurst, Mr F. W. Muir; Feilding D.H., Miss A. S. Young. Probationers Appointed.—Feilding D.H.S.. Miss R. L. L'smar; lvakahi. Miss F. W. Watkins.

Resignations.—Ohingaiti, acting assistant, Miss R. Limbrick; Stanway, sole teacher, Mr E. D. Harland ; Bulls, 2nd asst., Miss E. Seeker; Rongotea, Ist asst., Miss M. Little; Wanganui East, 4st asst.. Miss M. J. Ilaase; Glen Oroua. asst., Mi«s E. Perrett; oiiice staff, Mr H. Gave.

General. —The annual camp of insti uction for boys taking the agricultural course at the Wanganui Technical College and the rural course at the District High Schools will commence at Mr E. Short's Parorangi farm on the 17st inst., and will continue until about the 28th inst. The instructors will be pleased to welcome any members of the Board who can make it convenient to visit the camp. Those who make the trip are assured of an enjoyable and instructive day's outing.

Miss Williams, assistant, Castlccliff, was granted four days' leave io miable her to meet a transport on arrival at Auckland. Miss Dodi!.*-. assis-

taut, fferrington side school, was grunted four days' leave on account of illness.

Furniture, Floors, and Linoleums look like new when rubbed with "TAN-OL." Brings up wood-grain and pattern—gives a lasting polish.

Kaiapoi, the little Canterbury township, might never have been heard of outside New Zealand, had it not been for the woollen goods which bear its name, and have done go much to advertise it everywhere. Just in the very same way "Gold Pouch" tobacco for the pipe and Three Diamonds or Red Shag for Cigarettes are making Hawke's Bay famous. What makes New Zealand-grown tobacco superior to the foreign article is its small percentage of nicotine and its unequalled combustibility, leaving alone its unique flavour and aroma. It has been found that pome of the imported brands of tobacco ore most injurious to health, affecting Uie nerves and often the heart in a serious way. The N.Z. product has no such deleterious properties even when -moked continuously, on the contrary it has rather a soothing effect atifl doctors have recommend id it when the use of foreign tobnm would have been of grave consequences to the .•system of the patient. No doubt for nil these reasons N.Z. tobacco has become immenseiy popular, so mncb co that the demand now fur exceeds the capacity of the mi nnfaH nr*rt Sufferers from Hnv Fpve.r will enjoy Fpeedy relief by breathing in "NAZOL." A unique, never-failing remedy. 60 dopes Is fid. Use the Ynr-ol f-n^"'" ATHLETES' rAVOFHITE. Athletes use Chamberlain's Pain Balm to prevent lameness after any violent exercise. If well rubbed in it penetrates through the skin, re- j lievc-s soreness, stiffness and contrac'ion of tlio muscles. Sold by all Chemists and Storekeepers. I