THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 98, 27 April 1922, Page 9

THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

GLENFIELD. 'Nu committee was elected at GlenfieljJ, only lour householders attending. Mr. Chas. Pußh was elected to the ehalr. After expressing their disappointment" at the apathy displayed, the retiring copamittcemen decided not to seek re-election, and to acquaint the Education Board of the position. The annual report showed that the year opened with a credit balance of £12, and closed with £13 in band. VADXHALt. The following were elected unopposed :— Mrs. B. Hay. Meesrs. W. Bailey. W. .T. Buckley, K. H. Dellow. V. Fieldsend A. A. Hough, s. B. Kennlngs, S. Walker, H. H. Watkins (chairman). NEWTON. A fair meeting of Newton householders was held in St. Peters' Church, and presided over hy Mr. J. Jenkin. The following were elected:—Messrs. F. W. Brinsden, 74; H. ,T. Donald (chairman), 70; C. MorrU, 70: J. M. Malcolm, 04; W. Mills, 68: B. Collett. 61; ,T. Baird, 60; G. Eerr (treasurer), 58: p. Bradley. 54. Mrs. A. Carter, who received 40 votes, was als.o a candidate. Mr. A. Jenkin was elected secretary. The meeting decided to obtain instruments to enable the boys of both schools to have a flfe «ao drum band, and a collection made In the hall resulted Tn £1» 10/6 toeing rnised in cash and promises. ' ONEHTJNGA. The meeting of Onenunga householders was presided over by Mr. J. F. Cowell. and the following were elected as the committee : _c. E. Goode 70, H. E. Jury 6!t. f. R. I.lpscombe 68. C E. Gilbert 67. F. Jackson 65, B. G. Speight 59, H. R. Strong 55. B. C. Inglls 54. Mrs. E. L. Hunter 40.

OUTSIDE DISTRICTS. School committees were elected in the outstde»<Ustrietß as follows:— "Waihopo.—Messrs. D. (Morey (chairman), ,T. Hahsham, A. Stephens, 'W. Rtpplnssgale, and <L. 'Hetfterlngton. ■Pa nmure.—Messrs. J. Allen (chairman), TV. G. Gollan, J. Wood, H. Hay, and C. Gotward. Pukekohe" East. —Messrs. T. Hamilton, i. R. 'Kerguson," A. Mahony, T. Carter, ana V. NewcoTObe. Waimauku.—Messrs. C. .T. K. McFarqnhar (chalrman).O. J. H. TVattf). A. BijrrelJ, a. K. Ku'dfnrd, and Mrs. E. «. Adnaras. "Xcw Lynn.—Messrs. W. T. Busson (chairman), A. Phaw, W. Melkle, B. M. Thomas, C. Walker, E. J. Stacey", and F. B. Carleton. Bombay.—'Messrs. A. Beet (chairman), 41. Donovan, J. B. MeKinney, J. Towneend, 'H. 'Wason. C l<: vcdoii.—"Messrs. Cunningham Atchisiou (chairman), J. iA. Thompson. F. '$. Steptiens. J. A. McPhers'pn, A. D. Bell. Swnnson. —Messrs. H. A. Robertson, 3. A. Taylor, A. E. Frauds, A. Perrls, and 3. B. Guy. Tuakau.—Messrs. E. 'F. Froet, H. McGuire, Q. S. Lairwood, K. J. Patton, and A. B. Roberts. Funi.—Messrs. J. H. Rogers {chairman), B. J. Adams, W. Hooper, W. Dazely, and W. Maud. Howick.—Messrs. H. 'Beckett, yf. Dum-per,-B. G. Wyman, J. Shaw, K. Speer.'" (Xc Kopuru.—Messrs. M. C. "Walpole, W. J. -MeNamara, B. B. Pope. C. E. Smith \V. H. Hough, P. Miles, and M. y. yibmf. Ardmpre.—Mesrtamce i}. 'Ferguson and M F. Stokes, and Messrs. D. P. ttaird (chat/man), H. C. Barker, J. ■Vlcol. ~ Matapouri.—Messrs. J." Morrison {ohair mai;), C. W. Pullman, O. h.''<s'.' Jenkins, E. Clements, and H. B. Uonaldipn. Huntly.— Messrs. J. Burgess (chairman). P. J. D. Jqhn«on (secretary),. Geq. Thompson, W. E. "Ward, K. S. CaldweH, Darby Low, G. A. 'Shaw, T. Martin, Wm. Everson