Education Board.

Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 231, 27 August 1884, Page 2

Education Board.

The ordinary, monthly meeting 0f ..... the Wanganui Education Board waa held; yesterday. .Present— ]M.essr« Walt (chair), San Son, Bridge, Brass, Baker, Carson, Taplin, and Bate. The Inspector was als£ m attendance, t Application's Committee.-—Thejfol-lowing business r \inter alia; was transacted m committee. — > Makino "Road i Re suspension of Miss Stan.- t ford, and "enclosing 'Tetter froitf %tie' "~ J teacher — moved by Mr Sanson, .. seconded bf •; M"r ; Ross, that >jy fea '*] Stanford's services be dispensed with for > in'competency, and lithat she be paid to the end of August. Carried. The vacancy*' fp ]6s JEllef 1 spector.— Foxton r'dominiitee^rWom- v *• mende.d Mr Forsyth for the position. Cameid. — Karere : Dugald Mathesoft' applied to be appointed pupil teacher at Ashurst. — Resolved that : * Mis*r " ' Eeefe be appointed as an uuclassifietl pupil teacher .at Ashurst. — Miss McPhee applied for position as assisfr» ; '•' ant mistress at Feilding.- ; -i'dilding 1; Resolved that the four applications be, , sent on to 'Feilding, with a. : recom- r ' ;i mendation m favour of Mws- Me William as assistant teacher. — Foxton : Resolved that Misses Hdwan : and ! ' ' Evans remain at Foxton,_pending-the.--appointment of a suitable assistant teacher. — Re application .jot^Miss Stevens, reply to be'sent statifig^that there is not any vacancy at present. Pupil Te!icßejrß.-^Nlr^Flogd-;Wrote[{£ acknowledging cheque for the teaching of Alexander, Mattheson^ but stating that he considered/ --shajt he should bo paid for teaching Lucy Randolph. fIe v -gaVe : ' several resisbtis w*" for his claim being- paid: "Resolved that au answer be sent stating that the payment had been made According to the Board's •regulations." ' The Board • then adjourned 'for 5 ' ' luncheon. • :i.;>;i a<