NELSON EDUCATION BOARD

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LIV, Issue LIV, 1 June 1920, Page 7

NELSON EDUCATION BOARD

MONTHLY MEETING. Following additional hnshiess was transacted .at yesterday’s, monthly mooting of the Education Board after we vvv'tiD to press;--d’EACHEBGHIPS. Following names were forwarded to the various Committees r«;r appoint- ' mont -.--’Westport, Ist assistant (£3OO .--£320), two applicants, Mr ..Robert ! Brown; Westport, infant mistress '.(£250—£227),' one applicant, Miss .Jessie Hill ; Richmond, Ist assistant (£210—£240), six applicants Aims . Ethel" I. Hil! and Mr M. .Rogers; Westport, 4th assistant (£l60 —£200), no applicants : Millorton, Ist assistant i (£l6o—£2oo), no applicants ; Wake- : held, Ist assistant (£loo—-£200), 3 : apppiieants, AiisS C. A. Morrison: . fbeddonville, assistant (£loO —.C.1T0),. 4 applicants, temporary arrangement to stand ; Tahuna, 2nd assistant (£l4O-£1(50, 4 applicants. Miss H. R. Hornsby; Appleby, sole teacher (£l7O 1 —•£230), 9 applicants, to be ottered to Mr IVlcGlashen (Iviotupiko) ; Korore, 'solo teacher (£1.70—-£230), 3 appli- : cants, Miss R. Hnffnm ; Pokororn, sole ; teacher (€140—£170); Miss .Jessie L. /'Bradshaw (only applicant), j In connection with a leter from the j Bullor School Committees’ Association, it was resolved that the secretary make inqumes as to the cost of in- , suring . chit Iron against accident. | .V demand for rotund ot medeal ox— I pens»s incurred in connection with an accident to a child at Harakeke School, was referred to the Board’s, solicitors. 1 A letter from the Department in reference to the proposed consolida--tfoi® of Hope and Barman Schools was referred to the Committee. A petition signed by 11 Fppet Montere householders, representing 31 children. was received .expressing appreciation of the headmaster, and urging tihat he bo not removed. 'Received. | ■ A fui;thcr letter from Mr Albert i Eggcrs, on behalf of certain residents, complaining of the way in which the School Committee election was carried out, was also received. Tt was resolved to offer to the Comain Board for £122 the old g'l’ls school at Brightwater. Appointments* were conierred as follows:—Air IT. ,I 1 • Wilkinson, head teacher, Granity; Mrs F. A. Tooley, assistant toficnor, Grntiity ’ Al. Caigon, sole teacher, Rocky River; Miss M. Holvoake, sole teacher, Church Hill ; Miss Hilton, pupil teacher, Granity. Resignations wore accepted as follows ■ -Mss M , ft .Thompson, sole ] ows ;_Miss M. H. Thompson sole ! sole teacher, Murchison ; Miss T>. j'Trimm. sole teacher, Lyell • Mr H. ! F Wilkinson, assistant teacher, ) Westport; Mr'W. L. Parham, sole 1 teacher, Globe Hill; Miss E. MeFarj lane ; assistant teacher, Takaka Lower. The Board rose at 4.45 p.m.