BOARD OF EDUCATION

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16697, 15 November 1917, Page 2

BOARD OF EDUCATION

— - APPOINTMENT OP TEACHEBSa^B i '. • • A meeting of the Board of Education was ' : held yesterday, Mr. J. D. McKenzio, . chair- j ■ man. presiding. \ j • J !j Inspectors' - . reports recommended. tb* 1 : establishment of aided schools at v ■ Waitomo ,4 Valley, near Otorohanga, and, Te Kara*, ff Hokiansa. It waa decided to apply :te]wjlSs; - Department -for authority., to establish ij we 'ill schools.. ■- , ' . : . In : respect •to an - application for farther accommodation at Hamilton West r :it t 'SMvfS decided ' to supply a marauee and renew too sfS; : application to the Department to tcquir* * Bite for the proposed second school. : • The question of the removal of the Ptfflilatere i school, .as . recommended by;. tl6 ifi- • • aoector. was referred back to the inspector §gs for a further : report. . ' Resignations were received from the tte" 1 'lowing:—Mr. F. A. Macrae, Kaharoa. sndi s s| Oturoa schools; Miss M. A. Turner, Mara*fes" retuj - Miss.- M. ■ Ventry-Smiih, ■ Miss M.' A. 'Boyd, Mount" Eden. 'AiC^f^gSpi The. following appointments, recommence by the Teachers' Selection. Committee, i? 4» made:—Miss •- J. ; W. Coombs, asastiOß. jSj;. timuera: Miss S. M. Underwocw,iassistwK«g# aipu Central; Mrs. C. M. Gilbert, aslant. Glenfield; Mrs. A. E. Shaw, asusUnt# ' Buckland. . •; The following • - temporary appointment# were made: Mr. L. J. S. Bosh. Waiotoßilfe#; rama and _ Weka Weka - half-time ■ schtow ; (during period of war): Mr. J. L. Baud, assistant, Hikurangi; Miss G. B. Chapmsn, ?.; • assistant. Eohukohn. • W§m The following temporary relieving teachers . •were appointed Mrs. J. I. Maiden, a&3iwant, Morrinsville; Miss Sate assistant, Ellerslie; Miss I. S. Wilcoi. assistant. Taupiri; Mr. V. R.- Vos. agpjjal® teacher. Cambridge: Mr. E. W. H. Elucott. assistant, Waui District High School: ■ Mrs.. E. Robinson, assistant. Rotors trict High School; 1 Mrs. L. E. assistant, Grafton: Miss A. A. . Sfflrih, jg|g| ■ assistant, Dargaville: Mr. J. S. PhiH>P®« teacher, Kopuarahi; Mr. H. H. Harre, hew-, Sif teacher, Harrisville; Miss E. M. D. H«8- .V.wood, assistant, Waharoa. "i" School committees are to be consulted J*- - girding, proposed appointments as iolloTrs: —Karansahake, Miss V. C. Billing; rinsvilleu Mrs. L. Eraser; Point Chevalier> ; Miss C. M. Lang. ■^fSM ?; It was decided that applications receives . , for -appointment as temporary secondary . assistant at the Waihi District-Offish School be declined, and that Mr. K. wJB. Elliaett be instructed.-to remain for the present I that the Mareretn North school be clos~ owing to the reduced attendance; an<T«B»' applicative be invited by advertisement 1 ? 1 the appointment of an assistant to toe » or * rinsville school. •.< '&,< The director of the Seddon Memorial ; Technical College reported that -.ln':;Wgfgjßgß[ aminatiwns of the City and Guilds of don Institute, open to all parts of pire, bronze medals had been wantea^F-^^; - Boy H. Thompson, for electrio wiremaa® -~;: work, and to Robert S. M. Kidd.'J«fg,jj ; plumbers' work. ; , , .The committee of the manual and •: meal branch reported tHat ; thej-;f?WIM;M# dates had "been fixed for ■ " work:—Hamilton. December 5; J®BB!LjS§ll December 6j Pukekohe. December 11: ngarei. December 14; ' Helensville, Dec®?!® 14: Otahuhu, December 16. It was ds|Sgjgp ; not Hto hold an exhibition at the three s» The supervisor was authorised f<> 22*4s § I? Awamutu • and " Hnatly«to confer k- committees v on . building ' manutl >- % schools m those towns. , , ' i ' It was decided to hold teachers , < V practical science for D and !• C work in Auckland from January 28 m&mSSm ruary 8, 1918. 1