NZ
MSS 595 Session. 15 (Box
14)
Copy of the minutes (Auckland Province)
BOARD OF EDUCATION
for
the year ended September 30th 1863.
Prayer
having been read-
A
School in Newton conducted by Mifs LEARY
was taken into connexion with the Board on application from the Patron, Bishop
POMPALLIER on condition that a suitable
Schoolroom should be provided. A
letter from Bishop POMPALLIER stating that
he had appointed the Rev J. P. HONZE? to
be Superintendent of the Roman Catholic School at the North Shore and also the
Roman Catholic School at Mahurangi Heads, was laid before the Board and the
appointment was recognised by them. The Inspector having reported to the Board
that the Managers of several Schools had neglected to provide proper and
distinct out buildings for the use of the children attending, was instructed
to write to the Superintendents of such Schools and require that the necessary
out buildings should be provided as a condition of further aid being granted
to the Schools by the Board.
The
Secretary was further instructed to write to the Superintendent of St
Matthew's School, calling his attention to the present state of the
outbuildings belonging to that School, and requiring that they should be kept
in good order.
The Board adjourned to Wednesday 8th October. Read and confirmed October 8th 1862. (Signed) John Fredric LLOYD Chairman.
The
adjourned meeting of the Board as held on Wednesday October 8th.
Present;
Rev. Mr. LLOYD, Rev. Mr.
MACKY,
Mr. SANDERSON, Dr O'HARA,
Mr.
The Rev. Mr LLOYD in the Chair.
Prayer
having been read by the Chairman the Board proceeded to award Certificates to
Candidates who had attended the examination held on 2nd October.
Six Candidates had who had received certificates as follows:
Mr.
J. MCLEAN 2nd Degree - 3rd Grade on
the Special Grounds of his long experience as a teacher and the great esteem
entertained for him by all connected with his School.
Mr.
H. Mc KEWRIE 2nd Degree - 3rd Grade on the
Special Ground of his belonging to a Nova Scotian community, and having to
teach children accustomed to the Gaelic language.
Mr.
F. HEWSON 2nd
Degree – 3rd Grade
Mr.
A. LUMSDEN 2nd
Degree – 1st Grade
Mr.
l. EDWARDS 2nd Degree – 2nd
Grade
Mr.
D. MCCOLL 2nd Degree – 2nd
Grade
A School at Shoal bay conducted by Mr. HEWSON to which aid had been promised on 27th Nov 1861, on condition of satisfactory replies to Queries 18 and 19 in the printed form being furnished, was taken into connexion with the Board, answers to the queries having previously been laid before the Board and considered satisfactory.
An
application for Aid for a School to be established in the Upper District,
Middle Branch, Waipu was laid before the Board. It was directed that the
application should be referred back to the patrons of the School, for answers
to some of the queries to which no reply had been given.
'
Additional Aid' was granted to the School at North River, Waipu, on
application from the Managers of the School.
A
School at Papakura Valley, conducted by Mr. A. LUMSDEN,
was taken into connexion with the Board, on application from the
Superintendent Mr. LONGMORE.
With
regard to the Certificates granted as above, Mr. EDWARDS
to be regarded as conditional upon satisfactory testimonials to moral
character being laid before the Board.
To the character of Mr. HEWSON,
testimony was given by a member of the Board,
And
the testimonials of the other four candidates were considered perfectly
satisfactory. Read and confirmed 11th Nov, 1862 (signed Charles
KNIGHT
chairman).
The
Board having been convened by circular met on the 11th NOV. 1862.
Present:
Mr. LLOYD, Rev. MACKY,
Mr. SANDERSON, Mr. GOODFELLOW,
Mr. PHILLIPS, Mr. OLIVER.
Prayer having been read by the Chairman, - Testimonials to the moral
character of Mr. John EDWARDS were laid
before the Board, and considered satisfactory.
Letters
from Bishop POMPALLIER requesting that the
Otahuhu R.C. School might be taken into connexion with the Board, the teacher
having received a certificate, and appointing the Rev. J. M.
GARAVELLE
to be the Superintendent of the
school, were read by the chairman. The request was granted and the appointment
recognised by the Board.
Additional
Aid was granted to the Shoal Bay School on application from the Superintendent
Mr. MENARY and to the Papakura Valley
School on application from the Superintendent Mr. LONGMORE.
A School at the Upper District, Middle Branch Waipu, was taken into connexion with the Board, on the condition that the Patrons should engage, that the weekly payment from any pupil should not exceed one Shilling, additional aid was granted to the same School.
A School at Waipu, South East Branch, was taken into connexion with the Board. Additional Aid was granted to the same School.
A
School at Tauranga Creek was taken into connexion with the Board. Additional
Aid
was granted to the same School.
A
School at Mahurangi was take into connexion with the Board, on the condition
that the School should be open for five days in the week, and also that proper
out buildings should be provided. Additional
Aid was granted to the same School.
The Inspector having reported to the Board that the necessary out
buildings had not been provided for the use of the Matakana School was
instructed to call the attention of the Superintendent of the School to the
deficiency.
Mrs. BURNS was recognised as
Teacher of the West Tamaki School, in the room of Mr. BURNS
resigned.
The
Board then proceeded to award Salaries as follows, for the quarter ending
September 30th, 1862.
Mr.
DIDDUMS |
£18/15/- |
Mr
HASELDEN |
£7/-/- |
|
Mifs.
RICH |
£6/15/6 |
Mr
LAMBERT |
£9/-/- |
|
Mifs.
CLARKE |
£6/14/8 |
Mr
ELLISON |
£9/-/- |
|
Mr
BRABAZON |
£18/15/- |
Mr
MORTON |
£12/10/- |
|
Mifs
READ |
£12/10/- |
Mrs
TESTA? |
£8/15/- |
|
Mifs.
DAVIS |
£7/16/- |
Mr
MAYS |
£12/10/- |
|
Mr
LEONARD |
£12/10/- |
Mr
MOLONY |
£12/6/- |
|
Mifs
CHALMERS |
£12/10/- |
Mr
MULLAMPY |
£12/10/- |
|
Mifs
C. CHALMERS |
£7/10/- |
Mifs
LEARY |
£2/6/2 |
|
Mr
FRENCH |
£18/15/- |
Mr
WHYTE |
£16/4/- |
|
Mifs
YOUNG |
£7/10/- |
Mr
WILLIAMS |
£1/7/9 |
|
Mifs
CLARKE |
£1/1/- |
Mr
GRANT |
£18/15/9 |
|
Mr
MORE |
£12/10/- |
Mr
GRANFIELD |
£1/10/9 |
|
Mifs
NISBET |
£5/-/- |
Mr
FALLWELL |
£12/10/9 |
|
Mr
MELROSE |
£12/-/- |
Mr
SINGER |
£18/10/9 |
|
Mr
McKENZIE |
£12/10/- |
Mr
HESKETH |
£12/10/9 |
|
Mr
GREENHILL |
£10/-/- |
Mr
BREMNER |
£12/10/9 |
|
Mr
BROUGHTON |
£12/-/- |
Mr
CAMPBELL |
£12/10/- |
|
Mr
FRASER |
£8/6/8 |
Mr
BURNS |
£8/-/- |
|
Mr
RITCHIE |
£9/4/8 |
Mr
McQUEEN |
£12/5/- |
|
Mr
ROWLANDS |
£12/10/- |
Mr
McKEE |
£12/10/- |
|
£471/6/5
Balance for quarter ended June 30th
Mr
GREENHILL |
£7/11/- |
Mr
MORTON |
£12/10/- |
Mr
BROUGHTON |
£3/9/4 |
|
|
Mifs
BATES |
£2/-/- |
|
|
For
quarter ending 31st March
£24/19/4
Total:
£496/5/9
Some
discussion having taken place as to the manner of calculating the Additional
Aid, in places where the Patrons of schools should not have paid their full
equivalent of two pounds for each child in average attendance, the following
rule was adopted by the Board.
The
quarterly Salary:
According
to the average attendance having first been found, the additional aid is to be
reckoned in the usual manner till the whole sum amounts to the whole Salary to
which the Teacher is entitled by the Certificate, subject to regulations
previously made by the Board. After this, the sum which the amount paid
by the Patrons falls short of the equivalent required them, namely- Ten
shillings per quarter for each child in average attendance, is to be deducted
from the Salary of the Teacher as above stated. Some discussion also took
place as to the proper application of the fund granted by the Provincial
Government for the purchase of books and School requisites
for the use of schools in connexion with the Board. The full consideration of
the subject was deferred to a future occasion. Read confirmed 17th
Dec. 1862. (Signed) Charles KNIGHT
Chairman.
The
Board convened by circular, met on the 17th December 1862.
Present:
The Chairman, Rev. Mr. LLOYD, Mr.
SANDERSON,
Dr. O’HARA, Mr. PHILLIPS,
Prayer
was read by the Chairman, the minutes of the last meeting were read and
confirmed.
Much
discussion took place as to the method of reckoning the amount of
“Additional Aid” with reference to the rule on that subject entered in the
minutes of the last meeting. No alteration was made in the principle of the
rule, but the following was proposed as a clearer statement of it.
“The
Salary is calculated from the number of Scholars. To this sum is added the
additional Aid, at the rate not exceeding two pounds per head, so as to bring
the amount to maximum allowed by law. From this is, to be deducted
the deficiency of the Patrons Equivalent”
On
the recommendation of the Inspector, Mifs
HOBBS was
recognised as assistant Teacher at St. Mathews Boys School.
A
letter from Bishop POMPALLIER, requesting
that Mifs. DELUNCLE might be recognised as
assistant teacher in the Roman Catholic School at Otahuhu, was read by
Chairman. The application was entertained conditionally upon a recommendation
being furnished by the Special Inspector – The Secretary then laid before
the Board a draft of the Report to be forwarded to His Honour the
Superintendent. After careful consideration the report, with some alterations
was adopted. The Board also instituted some slight changes in the method of stating
the particulars comprised in the appendix to the report.
The
reports of the Inspectors of various Schools were laid on, the table. The
Inspector called the attention of the Board, to a failure on the part of the
Managers of the Monganui School, to meet the requirements of the Board, with
reguards to the out buildings, and was instructed to call the attention of the
Superintendent of the school to this deficiency. Read and confirmed 8th
January 1863. (Signed) Charles KNIGHT
Chairman.
The Board met on the 7th January 1863 for the purpose of holding an examination of
Teachers.
Present: the Chairman Mr
SANDERSON,
Mr GOODFELLOW. Mr OLIVER.
Rev. Mr. MACKY.
Prayer was read by the Chairman. The
minutes of the last meeting were read and confirmed.
The
Board adjourned till Monday January 12th at 2 o'clock. (Signed) Chas.
SANDERSON
chairman.
The
Board met on the 12th of January 1863 to award certificates to teachers
examined on 6th & 7th.
Present:
The Chairman, Rev. Mr
LLOYD,
Rev Mr MACKY, Mr GOODFELLOW,
Mr. OLIVER, Mr. SANDERSON,
Dr O'HARA. Prayer was read by the
Chairman.
The
answers of several candidates
were laid before the Board. Eleven candidates had presented themselves for
examination, while three were rejected, one withdrew, five received
certificates and to second class teachers failed to obtain a higher
Certificate. The Certificates awarded were as follows:
Mifs. GIBBONS 1st degree – 3rd
grade.
Mr ALLNUT?
2nd degree – 2nd grade
Mr. LENARD?
2nd degree – 2nd grade
Mr TAYLOR.
2nd degree – 1st grade
Mr WILLIAMS
2nd degree – 2nd grade
An
application
from the Rev, Mr. BUDDLE on behalf of a
School to be established at Remuera under the conduct of Mifs
RICH,
was read by the Chairman. The School was taken into connexion with the Board,
on the condition that proper school requisites, out buildings and a play
ground. Should be provided.
An
application
from Bishop POMPALLIER on behalf of a
School in Drake St, Freemans Bay conducted by Mifs GIBBONS
was read by the Chairman. It
appeared by the answers to queries, that
the School room formed part of a dwelling house also that Mr Francis
GIBBON
had been appointed by the Patron to be Superintendent of the School. On these
two points much discussion ensued and after long and careful consideration the
following resolution was proposed and agreed to. “That the application be
granted, provided that it be ascertained on further enquiry, that the school
house is in keeping with the
requirements of the Board, and provided also that a Superintendent other than
that father of the teacher be appointed”.
A
letter from the special Inspector recommending that Mifs. M. A.
DELUNCLE
as assistant teacher at the Otahuhu R. C. School, was laid before the Board
and considered satisfactory.
(signed) Chas. SANDERSON. Chairman
pro
tem. 20/l/63
The
Board on the 20th January 1863 for purpose of awarding salaries for
the quarter ended December 31st 1862.
Present: Mr SANDERSON in the chair, Rev Mr LLOYD, Mr GOODFELLOW, Mr. PHILLIPS, Mr OLIVER, Dr. O’HARA. Prayer was read by the Chairman.
The
minutes of the last meeting were read and confirmed.
Letters
from the Rev. WARREN respecting a
Playground for the use of the Remuera Wesleyan School was laid before the
Board an read by the Chairman, also from Mifs. GIBBONS
respecting the R. C. School house in Drake St.
The
Rev T NORRIE as recognised as
Superintendent of the Papakura Valley School, in place of Mr
LONGMORE
resigned.
On
the recommendation of the inspector Mifs LIDDELL
was recognised as Assistant Teacher in the Pitt St School.
The
Board awarded the following Salaries for the Quarter ended Dec 31st 1862'
DIDDAMS |
£18/15/- |
McKENZIE |
£12/10/- |
BRABASON |
£18/15/- |
MORE |
£8/6/8 |
Mifs
REID |
£12/10/- |
HASELDEN
(Mangawai |
£-/10/10 |
Mifs
DAVIS |
£7/10/- |
LAMBERT |
£12/10/- |
Mifs
C. CHALMERS |
£7/10/- |
ELLISON |
£12/-/- |
Mr.
FRENCH |
£18/15/- |
MORTON |
£12/10/- |
Mifs.
CHALMERS |
£12/10/- |
Mrs.
TESTA |
£8/15/- |
Mifs.
YOUNG |
£7/10/- |
Mifs.
LEARY |
£8/15/- |
Mrs.
LEWIS |
£6/1/- |
MAYS |
£12/10/- |
Mifs.
JOHNSON |
£12/10/- |
MOLONEY |
£12/10/- |
Mifs.
NESBIT |
£8/8/9 |
SWINBURN |
£- |
MELROSE |
£12/10/- |
MULLAMPY |
£12/10/- |
McLEAN |
£12/10/- |
WHYTE |
£14/-/- |
GRANT |
£18/15/- |
WILLIAMS |
£8/10/- |
SINGER |
£18/15/- |
FALLWELL |
£12/10/- |
LUMSDEN |
£9/4/8 |
M.
F. HAMERTON? |
£12/10/- |
HESKETH |
£12/10/- |
McQUEEN |
£12/10/- |
HEWSON |
£9/12/4 |
ROWLANDS |
£12/10/- |
HASELDEN |
£6/14/8 |
McKEE |
£12/10/- |
CAMPBELL |
£12/10/- |
FRASER |
£12/10/- |
McKEWRIE |
£6/14/8 |
MORRISON |
£6/6/11 |
BREMNER |
£12/10/- |
|
|
Total
£526/16/4
read and confirmed (signed) Charles KNIGHT
30th March 1862
The
following items accidentally omitted in entering this account in the Minutes:
BROUGHTON |
£10/-/- |
|
|
Mrs.
BURNS |
£12/10/- |
|
|
McCOLL |
£11/10/- |
|
|
Signed
J. C. V.
The
Board having been convened by circular met on the 30th of March
1863.
Present:
The Chairman, Rev. Mr. LLOYD, Rev Mr.
MACKY,
Dr. O’HARA, Mr GOODFELLOW,
Mr.
PHILLIPS. Prayer was read by the Chairman.
The minutes of the last meeting were read and confirmed.
The
board then proceeded to award certificates to the candidates examined on 26th
& 27thof February and on the 27th
& 28th March
1863. Five Candidates presented
themselves of whom three received Certificates as follows;
Mr W. BURNS
1st Degree – 3rd Grade
Mifs LIDDELL
2nd Degree – 1st Grade
Mifs FLOWER
2nd
Degree – 1st Grade as Infant School Teacher
Dr
O,HARA gave notice of his intention to
move at the next meeting of the Board, that the rule adopted by the Board on
the 1st of December 1857 with reguard to the examination of the
Infant School Teachers be reconsidered.
On the application of Bishop POMPALLIER, a School in Wyndam Street, conducted by Miss Ellen LEARY was taken into connexion by the Board.
The
renewed application from Bishop
POMPALLIER
on behalf of the School in Drake Street, conducted by Mifs
GIBBONS,
was laid before the Board and read by the Chairman. The Secretary was
instructed to inform his Lordship that the reply to Query No. 9 was not
considered perfectly satisfactory by the Board, and that is was requisite
either to answer that question more satisfactorily, or take a more suitable
building for the use of the School. A School in Barrack Street conducted by
Mr. GIBBONS, was taken into connexion by
the Board, on condition that “separate and distinct” outbuildings have
been, or be now, provided for the use of the children.
On
the application of the Rev. NORRIE, a
School at Pukekohe was taken into connexion by the Board conditionally upon a
certified Teacher being appointed.
A
letter from Bishop
POMPALLIER, notifying the appointment of
Rev. Mr. D O’HARA to be Superintendent
of the Roman Catholic School at Otahuhu, was read by the Chairman and the
appointment approved by the Board.
H.
C. HOLMAN Esqu. was
recognised as Superintendent of Wangarei School, in room of R.
REGBURN
Esqu. resigned.
An
application from the Superintendent and committee of Waipu Upper District
School was laid before the Board, and read by the Chairman. The applicants
stated that, in their opinion, the aid granted to the Teacher of that School,
for the quarter ending December the 31st 1862 was inadequate, and
that he was fairly entitled to receive aid for the whole time during which the
School had been in operation.
It
appeared the School had begun on 14th October 1862 where as the
teacher had been certified on 8th of October, but the School had
not been taken into connexion by the Board till 11th November. The Secretary
as instructed to inform the applicants, that the
Board, after due consideration, had felt themselves compelled to
decline making any allowance to the Teacher for the time between his
examination and the date at which the School was taken into connexion as they
laid down, and uniformly adhere to, a rule making any retrospective of this
kind.
The
Secretary having called the attention of the Board to the necessity of
renewing their stock of books and maps, it was proposed and carried, that a
sub committee, consisting of the Chairman, the Rev Mr LLOYD,
Dr. O’HARA and the Secretary, be
appointed to take the necessary steps for this purpose.
Read
and confirmed 22nd May 1863. (signed) John Fredric
LLOYD
Chairman.
The
Board convened by circular, met on 22nd May 1863.
Present:
Rev. Mr. LLOYD, Dr. O’HARA,
Mr. SANDERSON, Mr GOODFELLOW,
Mr. OLIVER.
The
Rev. Mr LLOYD, in the Chair. After prayer
had been read. The Minutes of the last
meeting were read and confirmed.
Dr.
O’HARA bought forward his motion (of
which notice had been given at the last meeting), for the reconsideration of
the Rule established by the Board for the Examination of Infant School
Teachers. After some conversation, the consideration of the subject was
deferred.
On
application from Bishop POMPALLIER the
R.C. School at Panmure was again taken into connexion by the Board, having
been placed in charge of a Certified Teacher. On the recommendation of the
special Inspector Mrs. Honora McMANUS was
recognised as assistant teacher in the above School.
An
application from the Rev. Mr. BRUCE, a
School at Parnell, conducted by Mifs, LIDDELL,
and under the Superintendence of Mr. T. MACFARLANE
was taken into connexion by the Board.
On
the recommendation of the Inspector, Mifs. BUCHANAN
was recognised as assistant Teacher in the Wesleyan School, Pitt Street.
On
the recommendation of the special Inspector, Mifs. Maria Constantina
KUNST,
was recognised as assistant Teacher in the Otahuhu R. C. School.
The
Board proceeded to award Salaries for the quarter ended March31st 1863.
DIDDAMS |
£18/15/- |
FRENCH. |
£18/15/- |
BRABAZON |
£18/15/- |
Mifs
LIDDELL |
£7/10/- |
Mifs.
HOBBS |
£4/10/- |
Mifs
JOHNSON |
£12/10/- |
Mifs.
READ |
£12/10/- |
Mrs
LEWIS |
£5/4/- |
Mifs.
DAVIS |
£7/10/- |
Mifs
GIBBONS |
£9/10/- |
LENARD |
£12/10/- |
Mifs.
NISBET |
£8/12/6 |
Mifs.
CHALMERS |
£12/10/- |
MELROSE |
£12/10/- |
McKEWRIE |
£12/10/- |
HEWLETT |
£12/10/- |
MOORE |
£12/10/- |
LAMBERT |
£12/10/- |
EDWARDS |
£12/10/- |
ELLISON |
£12/-/- |
GREENHILL |
£3/-/- |
MORTON |
£12/10/- |
MULLAMPY |
£12/10/- |
Mrs.
TESTA |
£8/15/- |
WILLIAMS |
£15/10/- |
MAYS |
£12/10/- |
McLEAN |
£12/10/- |
MOLONEY |
£11/18/6 |
Mifs.
DELUNCLE |
£2/10/- |
SWINBURN |
£18/15/- |
MORRISON |
£11/5/- |
GRANT |
£18/15/- |
BREMNER |
£12/10/- |
SINGER |
£15/10/- |
BROUGHTON |
£7/-/- |
FALLWELL |
£12/10/- |
McCOLL |
£12/7/6 |
LUMSDEN |
£12/10/- |
McQUEEN |
£12/10/- |
HESKETH |
£12/10/- |
ROWLANDS |
£12/10/- |
CAMPBELL |
£12/10/- |
McKEE |
£12/10/- |
MCKENZIE |
£12/10/- |
Mifs.
BURNS |
£10/-/- |
HAMERTON |
£12/10/- |
Total:
£593/7/6
For quarter ended December 3rd 1862
EDWARDS |
£4/16/2
|
Hewlett
|
£12/10/- |
SWINBURN |
£18/15/-
|
Mifs.
Bates
|
£3/-/- |
For
quarter ended September 30th 1862
Total:
£651/3/8
The
Secretary was
instructed to write to the Superintendent of the Onehunga C. E. School calling
his attention to the irregular manner in which the returns form had been
received, and desiring that they forwarded more regularly for the future.
Read
and confirmed 1st September 1863. (signed Charles
KNIGHT
Chairman.)
The
having being convened by circular, met on the 1st September 1863.
The
members of the new Board are: Dr. KNIGHT,
Rev. Mr. MACKY, Messrs.
ANDREWS,
DARBY, DONOVAN,
ELLIOT, MACFARLANE,
TAYLOR.
Present: Dr. KNIGHT, Rev Mr. MACKY, Mr. DARBY, Mr. DONOVAN, Mr. MACFARLANE, and Mr. TAYLOR. Proposed by Mr. MACKY and seconded by Mr. TAYLOR,
That
Dr. KNIGHT be Chairman of the Board.
Carried.
Prayer
was read by the Chairman. The
minutes of the last meeting were read and confirmed.
The
Board proceeded to award Salaries to Teachers for the quarter ended June 30th
1863. The following Salaries were awarded.
DIDDUMS |
£18/15/- |
Mifs
RICH |
£4/14/3 |
Mifs.
FLOWER |
£8/15/- |
Mrs.
LEWIS |
£3/15/- |
BRABAZON. |
£18/15/- |
GIBBONS |
£12/10/- |
Mifs.
REID |
£12/10/- |
Mifs
JOHNSON |
£12/10/- |
Mifs.
DAVIS |
£7/10/- |
Mifs
NISBET |
£12/10/- |
LEONARD |
£12/10/- |
MELROSE |
£7/-/- |
Mifs.
LEARY |
£7/15/- |
McKEWRIE
(Kauri) |
£12/9/- |
Mifs.
CHALMERS |
£12/10/- |
MOORE |
£12/10/- |
Mifs.
C. CHALMERS |
£7/10/- |
EDWARD |
£12/10/- |
FRENCH |
£18/15/- |
GREENHILL |
£10/-/- |
Mifs.
BUCHANAN |
£4/-/10 |
HEWLETT |
£12/10/- |
Mifs.
LIDDELL |
£3/9/3 |
BURNS |
£17/-/- |
MOLONEY |
£12/-/- |
ELLISON |
£12/-/- |
MULLAMPY |
£12/10/- |
MORTON |
£12/10/- |
WILLIAMS |
£18/10/- |
Mrs.
TESTA |
£8/15/- |
McLEAN |
£12/10/- |
MAYS |
£12/10/- |
HESKETH |
£12/10/- |
Mifs.
DELUNCLE |
£2/-/- |
Mifs.
RICH |
£1/3/1 |
Mifs.
KUNST |
£2/-/- |
HEWSON |
£12/-/- |
GRANT |
£18/15/- |
HASELDEN |
£11/-/- |
GIBBONS |
£2/-/- |
CAMBELL |
£12/10/- |
Mrs.McMANUS |
£1/3/1 |
FRASER |
£12/10/- |
FALLWELL |
£12/10/- |
MORRISON |
£11/15/- |
LUMSDEN |
£12/-/- |
McQUEEN |
£12/10/- |
SINGER |
£14/-/- |
BURNS |
£12/10/- |
McKEWRIE
(Waipu |
£12/10/- |
HAMERTON? |
£12/10/- |
BREMNER |
£12/10/- |
Mifs.
LIDDELL |
£4/-/9 |
MacCOLL |
£12/10/- |
ROWLAND |
£12/10/- |
McKEE |
£12/10/- |
Total.
£614/5/3
An
application from the Rev. D. BRUCE.
A School at New Market conducted by Mr. GLANFIELD
was taken into connexion by the Board, Mr. I. SNODGRASS
being named as Superintendent of the School.
As
the consideration of this application had been delayed by a change of Board and
other causes it was decided that the Teacher should be entitled to Salary from
the beginning of the current quarter.
At
the request of the Rev. BUDDLE
superintendent of Wesleyan Schools, Mrs. SINGER
who had been appointed assistant teacher in the School conducted by Mr.
SINGER
at Parnell, was recommended by the inspector (according to the 24th
clause of the Education act) in order that she might be recognised in that
capacity by the Board. The Board after due consideration decided that they had
not sufficient ground for recognising the appointment of Mrs.
SINGER.
The
inspector having reported that no returns had been received from Onehunga C. E.
School for the quarter ended June 30th 1863, was instructed again to call the
attention of the Superintendent of the School to the irregular manner in which
the returns of that School were forwarded.
Read
& confirmed 23rd Oct. 1863 (Signed) Charles KNIGHT Chairman.
Members
of the board of Education and numbers of meetings attended by each.
No.
Name.
4
Charles
KNIGHT –Chairman (Doctor)
8
Rev.
Mr. LLOYD
6
Rev. MACKY
8
Mr. SANDERSON
7
Mr. OLIVER
8
Mr GOODFELLOW
6
Dr. O’HARA
4
Mr. PHILLIPS
New
Board Elected:
1
Dr. Charles KNIGHT
1
Rev. Mr MACKY
0
Mr ANDREWS
1
Mr. DARBY
1
Mr. DONOVAN
0
Mr. ELLIOT
1
MR. MacFARLANE
1
Mr. TAYLOR
Mr Charles SANDERSON absent 30th Match 1863.