EDUCA TIONAL APPOINTMENTS
ALLEGED FAVOURITISM.
[BY fELEGRAPn.rEESS ASSOCIATION.] Wellington, Wednesday. The Education Board to-day discussed its resolution of a few weeks ago, dismissing Chief-Inspector Lee, but nothing Was done. Mr. Lee, who was present, made ? speech, in Which he bore out in detail his original statement a* to the Board having shown favouritism in making appointments, and having promoted incompetent persons over the heads of able teachers.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11823, 28 November 1901, Page 5
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