TEACHERS’ SALARIES

New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4312, 22 March 1901, Page 5

TEACHERS’ SALARIES

PROBABLE PERSONNEL OF ROYAL COMMISSION. REPRESENTATIVE OF BOARDS, INSPECTORS AND TEACHERS. In accordance with the resolution ef : Cabinet, a Royal Commission on teachers’ salaries will shortly, bo set Up. It will ho representative of the Education Boards, inspectors.. and , teachers. will prohably be called upon to depict* (l)'If a colonial scale cl. teachers' salaries .. is desirable or practicable; (2) if ,practicable,- on what lines' should n colonial scale bo’drawn-up P --iJ It is • understood that the foUbwmg names will be ' recommended, to ,Jus Excellency for'appointment to the ..Commission;— • , '' Education board kkpeesentativkß. 1 Mr Luke, a member of the Auckland Education Board.' -i« Mr A. W. Hogg, M.H.R., a member of the .Wellington. Education. Board. Mr T. Mackenzie, M.H.R., a member of the Otago Education Board. ‘Mr T. Si Weston, a member of the Canterbury Education Board. ■ Wr F. Y. Lethbridge, M.H.R., a member of'Vhe'Wanganui Education "Board. . INSPECTpaatraEPimSENTATXV**. ,Mr H.' HJIL-Inspeotor of Sehoola, .Hawke’s. Bay., . ,-i - » 1 Mr John .Smith, T.rispectqr of^qchools,: , •'Marlborough.- ,' 1 ! T 1 TEACHEES’- BEPBESENTATIVB^. -'•Mr M. Gilfedder, ; M.H.R. , 'for ) Wallace. ’ ’ v’l io Mr Davidson, President of the Insti-, tute of Teachers, Otago. Mr Stuart, ex-President of . the I«stitute of Teachers, Auckland.