Teachers’ Salaries.
[By Telegraph—Press Association.] Dunedin, last night.
At the Teachers’ Salaries Commission evidence was given by the representative of the- female assistant teachers, advocating a -minimum salary of £IOO, and by the representative of-the male assistants, a momber of the institute, advocating £llO as a minimum for males. The representative of male teachers outside the institute thought the minimum for males should be £l2O. Evidence was also given by Mr H. Harroway, Chairman of (if -Otago Board, and Mr W.'S. Fitzgerald) Inspector. TJIC CiS irin an. iu concluding thp sitting, expressed the opinion that sould very.valuaifie. information had been obtained in Dunedin. ‘ Thb'Commission leaves for Invercargill in the uiorning.
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Gisborne Times, Volume V, Issue 112, 21 May 1901, Page 2
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