AUCKLAND EDUCATION BOARD
MANtLAL AND TECHNICAL BRANCH. The AnckJand Education Board met yesterday, Mr, J. D. McKenrie presiding m the absence of Mr. E. C. Banks. The report of the director of the manual and technical branch, Mr. J. p Kalau gher, stated thai the department had declined to make grants for the erection of manual training schools at Huntly and SSfSk d . eleti ° D ° f hZ the districts where attendance at technics! ana continuation classes is compulsory was reported. A memorandum was received from the department statin* that it was proposed not to entertain future application for grants for permanent apparatus for cooking centres in the nature of non-essential articles such as china, table- Iraen and cutlery, as such apparatus was not considered necessary for the efficient teaching of cookery and domestic science. "
A letter was received from the New L.ynn bchool Committee stating that it was proposed to apply for subsidy on voluntary contributions, * mounting to £700, for improvements to the school grounds.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17881, 8 September 1921, Page 6
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