Education Board.

Wairarapa Standard, Volume XVIII, Issue 1699, 26 June 1885, Page 3

Education Board.

The ordinary monthly meeting of the Education Beard was held on Wednesday morning. Present —Mtssis J, It. Blair iiii the chair). J. Young, .C. Buchanan, H. Bunny, A, W. Lrown, G. Itc-ethum, G. V. bhi-.ui.en, and Lev .1, Patterson. Mr Buchanan moved lint the Hoard should n-'t rescind the approval o: tnc appointment o' Miss .luj.p ic -lie mistros-hip ot the Mistettoa tcuool, more especially as the locei committee' Lad approved uf the appointment. ilia B-'ll 1 decided to take no further actieD in l lie matter, hut to allow Miss Jiu>p to proceed with an school duties. An application was received from the Masterton Committee, risking f,. r the sum of Cl 7 for hooting the shelter sheds ot the school, liic application was cot entertained. It was resuivtj that the CLiaiiiuaii should arrange fur the immediate retirement of the teacher ot Truss’ Creek School. Miss B. Maisiiaii, of Masteitou, applied to tc admitted into the Training College. Agreed to. .Messrs Blair, Toung, Brown, Bectlmm, and the I!ev J. Paterson were appointed a committee to confer with the Inspector relative to the question of training teachers. Ihaus of a scin-ol proposed to be erected at Mauncevii'.e were laid on the table, and 1) proved. None of the fcndeis for the supply of fuiliitUle to the ol jSIi Uoll SeliOid WCie accepted, ad < f them Udug t.«. high, dhe Bouta decided to sil.l the furniture up from Wellington. An application ir-'-m the Maiigaone people for an aided school ill tin if district was granted. Tt.e Board decide,! to rip; rove of a iditint.s to the Uact.-l's, le-i iel■e at \V,o.:. ilieke. Certain audit;-1..s m ;i.c Paid .It; i .ed.o lice wtte a.s-.j imp! i T -1 ■t. It Va- neeme i ;i 'net li..- Bed vide re-, I’reVelt'. J. i.11,l .-. .o . -eiu I’nl in.itteeS to Ca.i 1 it teUdels hi ie-ncllig tin ii - iO.-p-Ctive gr- i.iids. in-„- L’c.ai.l v- te I I 10 tor the erection of she.let s In. ds at i O V,|l,.|i.- is st.