EDUCATION BOARD.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16833, 25 April 1918, Page 4

EDUCATION BOARD.

>t» — QUESTION OF SCHOOL SITES TENTERS' ..pp.. NTMEHS. t The Aiic'i'iind Edna ion B.srd me: .... J, day. Mr J. D. M. Per <* ~.d . *** j A deputation frc i ':pi : ,r, asked -hat ft. , I board shou d rota: i he * hoI on '"»• 'sent s.te, ir stead r i ijftin: • ». „ ... , i toNgateaload. ihereas. ,', " n ', ' • .the schools should '» con l|uedi - £*« « could only be done If ker- , C V , fle . „7*: 'ion the Puko River. The natter £°£ x ■ lerred pencing a re >ort y i» a-; inspector. ' d ' lsor A deputa.ion frc-n Hart. v;.le w , ted «J , lh»U*rd b urge in' the , a- .. T );. i°» ) be mov,d to a mo e ec'ra .. > 'i : cn ° o1 ! ' Bycroffs. and that th T,w '»' s-'.u-i X **, should be wit m its r re m 1 positieV %' ; matter .was referred 1 :he , mimitt*.\fi , .originally reported on th? : .a-.te" h ■ 5 ; In connexion ■» h he -■ . , 5f H ~,.',„ , i school at Hainiilor. , ~,, , ,7 -r»f lC&1 I voted, and also a s-. h«idy . n '•„-.'*•,,» V* proved by the £-~•,:•./ Department I mi decided to app.y :o ir.« Departitent fo a grant ol £2,"0. the <»v natcd „."' 1, levelling tr.e site. Me,,,. I :<,„d:e an Vd were api.o:r.!ed to the HatniU Ijßoiough Council for an addnicnai «' O l . .land alongside lh< : rewn: s 'e ' 'j The following r s:gi utmns we;., re-e,T<vt. -Miss V Car*..n v H,.:oa.a. M: u H. ruT : Tanga.h.. Mrs M M,.( •*, a ; ., Wa.r-a %?' , Miss J. L. Nit. E'ler.ne Jj Cow. % iMapara: and ..Irs. 1. A. dark. Woharoa * Ihe following ani-ir/.-n.-.T, x , rf . ma(J K; M DD V tei "v? <r ' Kir., and K '^PU; i Misa M. A. C. M ,!'.- , - aD - assistant Grey I Lynn. Miss E G. Ua.s.e, ~.s t an . ' V»». mata. Miss F. A. C. ->■-. m.""-, -%& tot: Miss D. H. M. 5,„,. ,'' 7 , NesonS.reet v M,ssM I. F< rrester assls ,' . Heenayi .c; Mi«» < Kerr. Uargi . v,!e V,. black, lea. ::•-. Av.aroa and Xu . lira; Miss A. Mclnty.-e. •:,.- her. Pukebr^ Miss K. Gil.ibrand, tea,.,,., Te Kangi v„, , R. E. Nicholson, teacher Waiugarar,-' if'u N. l u m *u Essis-ant, Xlsc:. Street; Mi', V. B. Hi-nmond. puml-teacner. Newton \W, E. i>. Yoik. ~,•,:•;eacher. St Eden; Mis? J. L. Maxwell ffi-tfl? Uevonport ' JU% .!?i : - ow i n *r t T r r ' : ' r: '" s ', a Ppointm«t« were mace J. ( D--.- -:. assistant Bec. onaary De P a::::ier.t la.. ..•,,. Miss I V Larnon'.. as*'«!ar.t M«>n.:-s,ta-ain»a Mi ]' P. Ben. asm- ,nt. Moka: M.ss R. K. P». nalligeu. assistant. >aun.ai- Mi= s M p " assistant, Wainiate. C C. Hubbard, teach?,' Taikawhant and I mawe-j. : Mrs £ L Road teacher, Puru, Miss ..race Neil 4^;.,' Matjkohe No ■> Mis, W. A. WjUj"' , teacher Waire.-e. Miss C. E. Ashby, tea, & , Tangaihi '• I | Relieving teachers were appointed a ( o |. 'lows:-A. C. Balance. head teacher Rag. I lan; J. Lamond tea. ,:er, Ok'i-u and Try- : phena; Miss K. Holhns. teacher. Mang&teka ; lemporary relieving teacher* we re iD pointed as follows -Miss S. E Marwefl Parnell. Miss D. P. Morten. Omahine- Mi« ,B M. Russell. Pom-. Chevalier. Miss H. 3. j Carley. idale. n ' *