TO-DAY'S SITTING.
The Board met again this morning, there being present the Chairman (Mr Talbot), Messsrs Best, Phillips, and Maginnity.
A letter was read from Miss Black, teacher at Kanzau, asking whether the Board would make a grant towards the purchase of a sewing machine for the purpose of instructing the elder girls in dressmaking. -It was resolved to call Miss Black's attention to the fact that before she can commence teaching in the" direction indicated she must be recognised by the Department as a teacher under the technical instruction regulations. Miss Stoddart, head teacher at the Toi 1 01 Valley School, wrote in respoct to bur proposod class for brush-drawing.— It was resolved to ask Miss Stoddart to forward her credentials and those of her assistants, Miss Bond and Miss Kitching, to the Board, for transmission to the Department : also to inform Miss Stoddart that teachers must bo recognised by the Department before the fees can be obtained.
The Board then considered the details o f the application for a. Government gr ai)t of £3000 for t- -clinical school bu lld ings-
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXXV, Issue 172, 31 July 1901, Page 2
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183TO-DAY'S SITTING. Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXXV, Issue 172, 31 July 1901, Page 2
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