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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXIX, Issue LXIX, 3 September 1915, Page 8

Owing to the memorial service at Mokoia, the Presbyterian services will not be held there on Sunday afternoon, but will be held on the following Sunday. Mr T. P. Mills, Presbyterian Social Service Agent, recently visited Jia-s wera, and collected £90 (from Presbyterian families) for the Presbyterian Orphanage. The General Manager for Railways has advised the New Zealand Locomotive Engine-drivers, Firemen, and Cleaners' Association that during the I absence of members on active service the Government will pay their contributions to the Superannuation Fund, and such members will not be required to refund the amounts paid when they return. If a member returns medically unfit, and is granted a military pension, his allowance from the Superannuation Fund will not be affected thereby, nor will his military pension be refused owing to the fact that he is entitled to superannuation allowance. Where members are maimed, the Department will place them in suitable positions where possible. The principle involved in the engagement by one education board of a teacher in the employment of another, and securing such services by advancing such teacher more than one grade, was touched on at the monthly meeting of the Wellington Board on Tuesday. In a local instance a teacher about to leave the board's employment had been advanced two-grades by the board into whose service he was g6ing —an action which if taken by the Wellington Board within itself would have caused discontent throughout the whole of its service. The principle in j general adoption between boards was that a teacher on transfer should not be raised more than one grade. On the motion of Mr'J. Kebbell, it was decided that ail the education boards Jbe written to regarding the matter, • and pointing to the injustice that I might be done by the recognised course not being adhered to. Dance in Te Tloti Hall, Tuesday, September 7. That hard racking cough can be eased by "NAZOL." Thousands have proved the soothing, curative properties of this scientific preparation. . Bottle containing 60 doses costs Is 6d. —Advt. -