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Defectives School, Tottenham

Volume 159: debated on Friday 15 December 1922

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asked the President of the Board of Education whether, in view of the information given by the Tottenham Education Committee, subsequent to their deputation on 6th November, with regard to the proposed school for physically defective children in their area, he can give permission to the Tottenham Education Committee to open the school in question of the economical lines proposed by this committee, in view of the fact that there is no such school in Tottenham, although there are 135 crippled children of school age in the district?

The educational provision required for defective children of all types is a matter which I have under close investigation at the present time.

STATEMENT SHOWING THE WAGES CURRENT FOR AGRICULTURAL WORKERS IN THE UNDERMENTIONED DISTRICTS IN SCOTLAND AT THE HIRING MARKETS MELD AT MARTINMAS TERM IN THE YEARS 1921 AND 1922.

District.Martinmas, 1921.Martinmas, 1922.Remarks.
Per half yearPer half year.
Inverness and Nairn.Grieves£35 to £40Grieves£28 to £34With perquisites.
CattlemenCattlemen
ForemenForemen
Others£30 to £36Others£24 to £30
Per day.
Day wages (men)6s. to 9s.
Day wages (boys)4s. to 6s.
Per half year.Per half year.
MorayForemen£33 to £36Foremen£24 to £28With board and lodging.
Second horsemen£30 to £33Second horsemen£22 to £26
Third£25 to £30Third horsemen£18 to £22
Cattlemen£33 to £36Cattlemen£25 to £30
Boys£14 to £20
Per half year.Per half year.
South-West Aberdeen.Foremen£30 to £32First horsemen£27 to £30With board and lodging.
Second men£28 to £30Second horsemen£24 to £26
Cattlemen£30 to £33Third horsemen£20 to £22
Orramen£20 to £25Cattlemen£28 to £32
Boys£8 to £12Orramen£22 to £26
Housekeepers£18 to £21Boys£8 to £14
Kitchen women£14 to £16Housekeepers£18 to £22
Kitchen women£18 to £20

The needs of Tottenham will be considered as part of the general problem.