Education Board.

Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 12765, 19 January 1905, Page 3

Education Board.

MONTHr^Y 31EET1NG. 1' The monthly meeting of the !'ara j naki Education Board v. ns held in the lioaixl's oll'n-e to-day (Tlun-sday) There were present : —Messrs (Wade (in the chair), McDonald, ILaekay, Monk house, i'aidl, Adlam, Morton, am! .Mrs Dougherty AliCillTßrrS RKPORT. The Board's architect (.Mr Sandei sou) reported a^ follcws :—"I ha\» the honour to report that- 1 \i--itetl Kaitnata. ami the alteration-, requiret! there will bf liii'.-hed in a few days St'-atford —l visited this Terhnieal School and found the lime whitiim ol tin" tiair\- loom satisfactorily com p'eted. Ngaire. —The nuair.s llvre will jlie comj)l<Uil ia a •"'•'' <iaj>. '.'ourl I ney-strcet. —The \ orl- of put'''i<4 on a ceiling- in this .-.iionl will b> completed before ;)i ■ Im/i I i>peri^. 31a I ahu- Plans ha\e b"« n j-.iepiuvd foi a new school buildiuu, and in" i-ov. laid before \on for approval. Venida loix— A veulilafor has been jilaeid in ihe Tarata School, and in a few clay *. ,' <-/i)e will I>l- juileivl in th.% Lincoln JK.-aJ Srhool. -'!', ad-i- !<•.>.■ lxvn eal i I'J for a-!''iii»ii 'o th" Y^-st \<]nd S. hool, and are tu.v laid U-ion'Mui." Yh" rqiort was a<i<>ii)id Kl^lGXA'llOX Of iIfAIRMVV. "Mr E. (!. \ll.-worlli. f'hjirrn m oi jili- iJoaid. fo'w.-nd << hl^ i e>ii,nati >n, j 'Miij tiiat <ii h ■ h.nl lefl il.e dis;Li ! it v..'i- i:i)i,o"'>i)l" for him to .■i \ • <:n i' • >' > > ! ' '. 'n ,w thi 1 u[)ponunit} t l th..'%! :" • . • .<< mberp i-Mi 1 ollicrs for th" kl-i.-ln -^ ihi-y had i'\l i tided •111 1 ' ■ .i^ Kin nee ■ \i< v 'nad i-'iid'iid hint, while he lilleci . m i «>-iiion of ( 1-airuia". \.v jloi'ton tinned, that the resignation he acc"j)<. -d wifli n-jiret. Mrs liouclierty s.-ronded ilii' mo 1 ion which was r-anied. ?\: Fa-ill mo', "d ihe appointment of '••r V\"ar!e to the Chai'-map.slMM for the M-ti'ainder t.f the school vejir. ~\\v< Dougherty s«;'>ndrd, and the mo! ion wa-i tinaniniou--l\- agreed to. Air A\ade, in ackuowli-dying the hon '■hv conferred ui^ou limii. a'-'ifd the •nMnbei's that lie would do tit- best he could in the position with tlu-ii a» distance. "Mr Wade was al<o a|>p"int'-*d on !h'' Financial C'(.nui'!t t.-e. and the S'-h') (Ji teach'-rs' Si led ion <\>u mittee. CHAIRMAN'S REPOKT. The Chairman reported having made th'j following appointi'Kiits since last meeting :—Stratfoid, V. Smith, temporary ci-^istnnt. : Raholu, Miss I. D« ni]»<fy. tom|jijrary assistant : Pihama, 3livs ■). M. •'i.nua'i. temporary assistant ; WhaiiLramomona. Mrs Siockwcll, ti'iiijii r.i-\ i-acivr. The ( iiairman further reported that owing to iho Carnival Committee keeping (po K\hibi'a<»n open longer than was at first intended the re-opening of the Central School had been postponed until :(oth in^t. He bad acecdod to the refftiest of Fitzgerald Bros.' Circus representative to ci-((! *h'' ( ire-is on Poverty Flat for on> tii»nt upon the payment of l'3O. The Chief Insnector li m\ \i-ited Makahu and reported on she proposed sn'iool. The T.and Koard ha^'inu e\rhann« d the site oriL.iiiall> set apart for the school for <. ie that (lie Inspector con-idercd not suitable re])resentation had 1-een n.ide. the Board with the icsult that v ord had been received from the Coinmi'sbioner that the original site would be adhered to. The report was adopted. MAKAHU Sf'flOOr, STTSv On the motion of Mr ?lael.a> it *\a* .(■•ri;!ed to make «ppli<'at,on to the Kdu'-atioti Vlepartment for th" sum of C!. ".\penses ■'iH-nired by the Board in sending their In^p.-ftor to inspect the -.cliool''«itn and inteniew .-ettiers at "Makahu at the rccjue-t of the ;»lirfisler for Education, and lurtlvr, to thank th<: Land Board for facilitatinir the sell ct ion of a site. r Jhe meeting i* sittim>- hi'- after»©o».