BOARD OF EDUCATION.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16673, 18 October 1917, Page 8

BOARD OF EDUCATION.

; |appointmei}t of teachers. ; RESIGNATIONS;: ACCEPTED. •;.'■ The Board of Education met yesterday, the chairman, Mr. J. D. McKensio, presiding. Appointments wore authorised :as follows: —Miss A. W. Casoy, assistant, Dargavillo; ' Mi', li.C Clnridge, assistant. Miss r . L.';Gledstanes, assistant, '1 Bombay; %. Miss it. B. Glasgow,; teacher,-;Waimana;' : Miss S. M. McKenzie, temporary assistant. To Mata; Miss S. A. Neary, temporary assistant, Huierenui South; . Misb iE. M. Chalmers, pupil' teacher, Newmarket; Miss A. M. G. Bagnall, temporary : assistant, Mount Boskill. j ■■■•■ ' „ Tho : following- ; war , appointments were made:— ' A. ?M. : Porter, teacher, Tangaratu and Paradise; Mr. F. B. S. Bullen, headmaster, To Kopuru; MiBS A. ■M. ' Buxton, teacher, Mangateka; % Miss D. *M. Maxwell, teacher, RotoKakahi and.Dftlt Springs; Miss N. E. ■- Herbert, assistant, Remuera; Mies B. Dougioe, assistant, Mount Albert; Mr. S. J. Webster, teacher, Waitetuna; Miss M. Hill, teacher, Tangoao. w ■.'•"'' .^' Temporary relieving teachers were - appointed as. follow:—Miss B. Hay, assistant, Morriasvillo; Miss P. M.'Grcgson, assistant, Parnell; Mrs. A. S. M. Ansenne, assistt\nt, Newton East; Miss L. O'Sullivan, assistant, Kihikihi; Mies L. M. Boag,' assistant," Richmond Road; Mrs. L.E.'Oampboll, assistant, Mount Roskill; Mrs. E. U.'Mclnaoo, assistant, Romuora; Mr. H.R.Harrp,'. assistant," Mount Albert; Miss E. M. Short, assistant, To Awomutu;, Miss F. M. King, assistant, Waihi; Mrs. L. Warner,, assistant, •> Onohung*. -' ; . , It was resolved that. school committees bo consulted regarding proposed < appointments as follow:— Motatau, sole charge, Miss L. O'Sullivan; Waihi South, female assistant, Miss W. C. Sullivan; Mamaku, female assistant, Mrs.' H. A. Hannken :• Ponsonby, fcinalo assistant, Miss H. P. Loclihend.:. ,: ' v.-.'-Resignations were received -as follow.— Miss *A. C. B. Waters, temporary- teacher, aimatenui; Miss E. J. Whitmore, assistant, Glenfiold; Miss M. D. Thrnston, assistI ant, Waipu; Miss I. M. Sinclair, pupil-tea-cher, Newmarket; Miss E. K. Reid, pupilteacher. Edondnlo; Miss E. G. Thrustoh, puml-teachcr, Point' Chevalier. . •:'/ • The following recommendations by Mho chairman wore approved:— •;.■•» Bideschool bo established at Reotahi, Whangami Heads, in n building offered free of cost; that the erection' of a new school building at Whancarei Heads be postponed; and that the ' Education Department be consulted regarding! meeting school .requirements in special cases., ".•'": ' ,'";■,; ■>-/ ■.«•■:-f

■It was. resolved that a Bum of £ 5 oach bo granted in 1918 to agricultural '. and pastoyl associations in tho Auckland Education District on .condition that it'is spent in school comnotitinns in agriiculturo and garden work at their shows. . - „ :.■;:•' -..;■ .>■-.- -..r.-t-v-i '■ It. was, decided that the; To Knit} Manual Training School ho opened on October 22. Mr. H. S. Thomas was appointed instructor in woodwork, and Miss Austin to be cookery instructress. ;-.."•.. •-..;...

. A number of applications for appliances, irtmrovements, and new schools, were dealt with. , ; ' It was resolved that an. exhibition of work be held at the various manual;. training and technioal schools r early ?in December. - • -~