SCHOOL COMMITTEES. TO THE EDITOR.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 10018, 9 April 1894, Page 3

SCHOOL COMMITTEES. TO THE EDITOR.

Sin,—ln reply to your correspondent

" Vindex," I must take exception to his idea of abolishing school commit t jes. The members ot the Education Board get their expanses, whilo thu members of the tchool committees give their time and trouble. Tho members of tho various school committees have for the most part fhown themselves to be quito judicioUß and effective.—l am, fee, ; H. M. Hendehson. South Dunedin, April 7.

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