WEST END SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
A meeting of the West End School Committee was held last night, Mr. W. W. Thomson presiding. Mr. 1). J. Evans, headmaster, reported that for the period of four weeks ending July 25 eleven children had been admitted and twelve had been withdrawn, leaving a total of 503 as against 504 at the beginning of the period. The percentage of attendance was 89. T. He also reported on a visit by Mr. Rawei, a native teacher from Moeroa, who had given an interestin? address. It was understood that the children who did not make the round ,trip on rente Monday would be taken out per motor car on Thursday next, Mr Day having the matter iii hand. The inspector's annual examination will take place on August 21, and the headmaster's second term examination will start on Mondav.
A letter was received from Mrs. Dowling congratulating the school on its success in retaining the shield for compOsU tion at Hawcra Show, and also being second for the writing shield, which was won by Oaonui 'School, whose headmaster was a former teacher of West End.
"ft was resolved to deputationise the Education Board .in .connection with the removal of th'fc«4'djj Ji'ova its present Insanitary sit.l ' ; ? %J v | , Messrs A. K. Smart' and J. Blinder wore appointed committee for the month. ' ' ' "••''"•' '■'•
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Taranaki Daily News, 2 August 1919, Page 7
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