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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 13

4. (1.) The organization of the normal school and the salaries of
   the staff shall be approved by the Minister of Education; but in no
   case shall the salaries be less than those payable under the Education
   Amendment Act, 1908, and regulations thereunder.
   (2.) No uncertificated teacher shall be appointed on the staff
   of the normal school unless he possesses special qualifications ap-
   proved by the Minister.
   (3.) No pupil-teacher shall be employed on the staff of the normal
   school, nor shall any probationer be assigned thereto.
5. (1.) In addition to the staff of the normal school there shall be
   a principal of the training college, and such other lecturers or in-
   structors as the Minister may from time to time approve. The prin-
   cipal shall be appointed by the Board, subject to the approval of the
   Minister.
   (2.) To the staff of the training college and normal school, as here-
   inafter prescribed, the note appended to the First Schedule, Part II,
   of the Education Amendment Act, 1908, shall not be taken to apply.
6. (1.) The following shall be the maximum staff and salaries for
   any normal school and training college taken together:—
   (a.) Principal of the training college: £500 a year, or £600 if the
   principal be also the Professor or Lecturer on Education
   at the university college.
   (b.) Headmaster of the normal school: Salary of Grade 10, to-
   gether with house allowance as for head teacher of a public
   school of Grade 10.
   (c.) First assistant: Salary of Grade 7.
   (d.) Kindergarten mistress . . |
   First secondary assistant . . | Each with a salary of Grade 6.
   Head teacher of model school }
   (e.) Other assistants, lecturers, and instructors approved by the
   Minister as follows:—
   1 with salary of Grade 5;
   1 ,, 4;
   2 ,, 3;
   2 ,, 2;
   2 ,, 1:
   Provided that in lieu of two assistants, lecturers, or
   instructors of Grade 1, the Board may, with the approval
   of the Minister, appoint one assistant, lecturer, or in-
   structor with a salary of Grade 4, or may in like manner
   appoint one with salary of Grade 5 in lieu of one with salary
   of Grade 2 and one of Grade 1, or one with salary of Grade 6
   in lieu of one with salary of Grade 3 and one with salary
   of Grade 1:
   (f.) If there be a second model school, the maximum staff named
   above may, with the approval of the Minister, be increased
   as follows:—
   (i.) In the case in which such second model school
   is of the type described in 3 (c) (i) above, by one teacher
   with a salary of Grade 5, and by one assistant teacher
   with a salary of Grade 2; or
   (ii.) In the case in which it is of the type described
   in 3 (c) (ii), by one assistant teacher with a salary of Grade 3;
   or
   (iii.) In the case in which it is of the type described
   in 3 (c) (iii), by one teacher with a salary of Grade 5.
   (g.) If there be a junior kindergarten class or classes in the normal
   school, the maximum staff named herein may, with the
   approval of the Minister, be increased by the addition of
   one assistant with a salary of Grade 2.
   (2.) As a further provision the Minister may in any year approve
   of grants amounting to £300 in all for the instruction of the students
   in subjects of manual instruction, in physical and military drill, in
   elocution, and in singing, and for the incidental expenses of the train-
   ing college. Out of such grants a part not exceeding £100 may be
   allocated to the incidental expenses of the training college (the library
   grant included), but no part of any such grants may be paid to any
   of the staff named above, nor may the whole of the grants under this
   subclause in any case exceed the total of £300.
   (3.) If in any one year the total number of students is much less
   than 100, or the conjoint average attendance of the primary and