Manaia School Committee.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume X, Issue 1819, 4 January 1888, Page 2

Manaia School Committee.

The committee met on Tuesday, 3rd January. Present— Messrs. F. Cowern, Hastie, Yorke, and McCarthy (chairman). The minutes of the previous meeting were read and confirmed.

Resolved, That a Bum of 21s be voted to Miss Wallis to enable her to purchase such prize as she may prefer. It was agreed that a sum of 10s to 15b be placed at the disposal of the chairman and Mr. Cowern for the purchase of football or cricket material for the school, subject to consent of subscribers to the prize fund, the expenditure to be charged against that fund.

Some of the committee thought it would be well to consult (subscribers before iming any balance of nrize money for other purposes, and it was resolved that children be requested to ask parents who subscribed to the prize fund to state if they would object to% part of the balance of the prize fund being spent in improving the swinge ancLgymnasium. An account was presented showing that the total amount for iprizescolleoted was £13 Us; balance promised, 15s; gross total, £14 6s ; toUl expended, £9 9s 6d ; balance available,!^ 16s 6d An account for cleanihg school," due Mrs Wilson, of £5, to January 1. 1888, was passed for payment. \ The committee then adjourned.

Mr. and Mrs. Mourisoo, of Waverjey, drove up to Hawera tlni morning en route for Stratford or some place further north, when Mrs. Mourison sustained sunstroke. She was taken to her sister-in-law's, Mrs DalzieU, of .Railway Hotel, and under care of Dr< Lightbonrne is progreasing*, though seriously ill from the effects of the stroke. '

Sports Committee request accounts to be sent to sent to treasurer forthwith Mr. Backs announces new time table for his coaches.

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