THE TRAINING COLLEGE.
CHOOSING NEW PRINCIPAL. .! MR. H. G. COUSINS RECOMMENDED. j The question of filling the position of i ' principal of the Auckland Teachers' ' | Training CoHege. which has been temi porarily held by Mr. H. G. Cousins since ' ! the death of Mr. H. A. E. Milnes on ' , active service, was definitely decided by | the Education Board yesterday. On the » ! recommendation of the committee which 1 ; had had the matter in hand, it was der j cided that Mr.- Cousins should be recom- | . mended to the Department for appointr meat. Mr. H. S. W. King, a member of the committee, dissented from its recommendation, but explained that his only ground of objection to the appointment of Mr. Cousins was that he was unmarried. As to the filling of the position of first j assistant in the Normal School, it was I agreed that the regulation which debars i teachers from applying for appointments I until they have been two years in their i present positions should be 'waived in reI gard to the masterships . now becoming j —vice-principal of the Training i College and headmaster and assistant ' master of the Normal School.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17328, 27 November 1919, Page 7
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192THE TRAINING COLLEGE. New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17328, 27 November 1919, Page 7
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