SCHOOL COMMITTEES.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17335, 25 November 1916, Page 3

SCHOOL COMMITTEES.

-I -—«» ' $ " ' ;'■'- "'UPPER RICCARTON. The Upper Rjccarton School Comniitte* ;'■ met on Monday night; present—Messrs ,-i Forsyth (chairman), Raxworthy, Long, Eaton O'Loughlan, Clarke, 'Ellis, Bucknell, and ■: Chainoy. Mr Johooson hivinsr. resigned Mr W. Eaton was appointed to the vacancy, i; The head master's showed the aver-j age attendance to be 219,. out of a. roll-.; number of 24D. The examination of .(.- Standard IV. had taken place. Mr Baker;; examined the children of Standard 11. and intended to examine Standard I. at a later-; date. The division fence between the school . grounds and Mr "Bowman's property being in 1 very bad; order, the chairman waa instructed f " to write to the board and inform it of th«". condition of the fence, which inquired ira-j; mediate Attention, otherwise serious dft.ma.sa ; might l*P"doue to the shrubbery, etc. The ' Bath, Con\rmt.tee reported that the swim-.: Tiling Iviti was in good order, and ;w«« ready for, patrons. The rules, and Aigula- ;i tions - up' bv the committee wer« adopted/. \ ft was reported■ that the childrca were nusking good progress with the Bed Cross /wprlsj and they were complimented' by the Uo'nttnittee upon their splendid efforts. It wasftcMided .to hold a, special, meeting to cbnsjpeiy business in connection with tit* annua!.ftsibt>ic-'