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[press agency.] Christohurch, Jan. 11. At a conference of teachers, at which Canterbury, Wellington, and Auckland were represented, and letters of sympathy read from Otago, the following resolutions were carried : — " That it is desirable, in order to protect the interests of teachers in the approaching changes in educational matters, to unite the various district associations under the name of the ' Certificated Teachers' Association of New Zealand.' " " That the repeated examinations which teachers are compelled to undergo when removing from one Province to another are inconvenient and unfair to the profession, and should give place to uniform certificates for the Colony. The certificates to be issued by a Centra] Board of examiners." The teachers should be placed on the same footing as Civil servants." " That the next Colonial conference of teachers be held in Wellington, during the first week of January, 1877." Cheviot Election. — Harper, Abolitionist, 96 ; Ward, 75. Ward did not obtain a single vote this side of Hurunui. C For continuation of News see Uh page.
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Grey River Argus, Volume XXI, Issue 2316, 12 January 1876, Page 2
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