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BOARD OF EDUCATION.
INSPECTOR’S SUMMARY REPORT FOR THE MONTH.
(September 28—October 25, 1866.)
To the Honorable H. J. Tancred, Chairman.
Sir,—I have the honor, (with reference to your instructions, “to submit a Summary Report on the Schools examined, and other business transacted during the month,”) to state that the full occupation of my time at the office has not this month permitted of the examination of any Schools.
One candidate, William Henry Wilson, for the mastership of the Riccarton School, has succeeded in passing his examination, as per certificate of the 19th instant.
Supplies have been made from the Educational Depot on 22 different requisitions, varying in amount from 1s. to £4 8s. 6d., and amounting in the whole to £21 6s.
I have prepared a routine for the inspection of 33 Schools during the remainder of the quarter.
I have the honour to be, Sir,
Your obedient Servant,
J. P. RESTELL,
Inspector of Schools.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
INSPECTOR’S SUMMARY REPORT FOR THE MONTH.
(October 26—November 29, 1866.)
To the Honorable H. J. Tancred, Chairman.
Sir,—I have the honor, in obedience to your instructions, to submit a Summary Report on the Schools examined, and other business transacted during the month.
Thirteen schools, including 760 children, have been examined. I have also, in company with Mr. Cliff of Timaru, as valuator, visited the school-buildings in the Educational District of Waimate.
Seven candidates for Masterships have been examined.
Three competitively for the Prebbleton School, viz.:—
Frederick H. Digby,
James J. Elwin,
George Latham, Examined Nov. 5, 1866.
Each of the above candidates passed the examination satisfactorily.
Anthony G. Oldfield, for the Papanui Wesleyan School.
Richard Little, for the proposed Broadfield School.
Frederick W. Thompson,
George William Westropp, For any vacant appointment.
I forward a special report of the 27th instant, as to the result of this examination.
Thirty-three different requisitions for supplies from the Educational Depot have been satisfied, the amounts varying from 1s. 6d. to £5 8s. 4d., and the whole amounting to £34 8s. 9d.
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Canterbury Provincial Gazette 1867, No 21A
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Inspector's Summary Report for September 28—October 25, 1866
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🎓 Education, Culture & ScienceSchools, Inspection, Education, Canterbury, Summary Report, Quarterly Returns, Attendance, Payments, Efficiency
- William Henry Wilson, Passed examination for mastership of Riccarton School
- J. P. Restell, Inspector of Schools
🎓 Inspector's Summary Report for October 26—November 29, 1866
🎓 Education, Culture & ScienceSchools, Inspection, Education, Canterbury, Summary Report, Quarterly Returns, Attendance, Payments, Efficiency
7 names identified
- Frederick H. Digby, Examined for Prebbleton School mastership
- James J. Elwin, Examined for Prebbleton School mastership
- George Latham, Examined for Prebbleton School mastership
- Anthony G. Oldfield, Examined for Papanui Wesleyan School mastership
- Richard Little, Examined for proposed Broadfield School mastership
- Frederick W. Thompson, Examined for any vacant appointment
- George William Westropp, Examined for any vacant appointment
- J. P. Restell, Inspector of Schools