SCHOOL COMMITTEES.

Lyttelton Times, Volume LIX, Issue 6873, 10 March 1883, Page 6

SCHOOL COMMITTEES.

BIOOABTOH. A special meeting of the Committee was held on Monday last to receive the martet’i suggestions relative to some Improvement* being effected, as asked by the Board of Education 9 present—the umdriaan, and all the members. After reading the master’s letter, il was resolved—“ That In reply to to* Board’s letter ot Deo. 23 last, asking what steps it le prepared to take to remedy the defects complained of in fie Inspector's report, the resolution of too Committee, aaUng the master ter suggestions, together with hi* reply, be forwarded to to* Board, and the Board be informed that, in to* opinion of this Committee, the statement of the master is borne out by a comparison of the examination paper* with the authorised standards, and by reference to toelsspeotot’a schedules.” —— LINCOLN. The usual monthly meeting ot the above Oommitte# was held la the District school* 1 room on March 6 ipreeent-Means Doherty, Topham, Wolfe, Brnteam, Beetall, Greaves I and Thyior. Oomspottdeaoe wee reed from

the Beard of Xduoation r« sriariie and weul l of papil teacher examination { alee from Mir Bishop n removal of Miss Bishop from Lincoln to Southbridge. Mr Wolf# applied ter toe use of toe schoolroom on Good Friday t 0 too purpose of holding too Baptist Ohuroh annual tea meeting toil) permission was granted. A dsputaiion then waited ■» toe Committee to ascertain whether toe ball in aid of the sport* funds could be held in toe school. After tome discussion permission on the usual terms was given to tbsm also. Consideration of Mr Sishopte letter was deferred until next meeting, the Chairman in toe meantime to com tnunicat# with toe Board of Education. Mr f#|lior was asked to revise his bill again and hare it ready by next monthly meeting. After sundry accounts had been passed for payment the meeting closed,