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the resignation of Messrs Trim, P. Sinclair, and A. Peart, who have left ' the district, their places being filled by Messrs Hart and Bell. The tea- ' chers, Mr Murdoch and Miss Piercy, have again to he congratulated upon a successful examination and general efficiency of the school during the past year. At the Christmas examination five proficiency and one' competency certificates were gained. One pupil was also successful in being awarded the Palmerston North High School Board's scholarship. The attendance at the school is just about the same as previous year, averaging about 65. | PONGOTEA. I Messrs H. Turner (chairman), F. 0. Seddnn (.secretary), Rev. H S ' \\ilson, J. Penny, A. P. Landers, 11! ; Sutton, and J. Proadbelt. KIMBOLTON. Only six householders attended. As a protest against the Government's action in reducing the building and maintenance grant, also the special /cavitation grant, none of the old committeemen sought re-election. Committee: Messrs E. H. Crabb (chairman), L. ,J. Verrv, J. Curtavno and V. P. Pratt. CHELTENHAM. .W. S'tretton (chairman), J. Murray (secretary), J. Bruce, A. Avers, P. A. Mickleson, 11. Barrow and R. AY. Beadnall. Fourteen householders attended. ' WAITUNA WEST. E. Shannon (chairman), A. ' E Pearce (secretary), R. McDougall, F. H. C. Eggers, S. S. i-'agan, H. Bottch*r, and J. G. Minson. BUNNYTHORPE. Robert Currie (chairman), Chas. Anderson, J. Faulkner, Jepson, sen.. N. Jepson, G. Scheldt, and J. Wood. MANGARIMU. The following Committee was elected: Messrs J. Carr, A. Rose, K. Mckenzie, J. Martin, V,'. jueard, K. McKcnsie (chairman). The Committee's credit balance was £2 18s 3d. P.ANGIWAHI'A. The following Committee was elected: Messrs'M."" Martin, J. Carey, J. Carey, jun.. W. Wisdom, M. Bielski, D. Rule, G. Drown (chairman)-. WAIATA. The following Committee was elected : "Messrs Thcs. Mclvor, Robert Soufhee, G. Jansen. A. Entwistle,'W. Aitde.-ton (Chairman and Secretary). DUNOLLY. There was no meeting at the Dunoily School. ! ASH BURST. A* the householders' meeting thirty were present. The following Committee was elected: Messrs T. Hart (chairman and treasurer), G. Lovelock (.secretary), C. Lumlev, H. Oliver, "W. S. Maunder, A. Hart, and J. Williams. APITI. The following Committee was elected: Dr. Gregory (chairman), Messrs Yiks (secretary)', Duncan (treasurer), Gibson, W. Guy, Malcolm, and Buckman. The attendance was very large. A resolution was carried unanimously that this meeting of householders protest, against the action of the Government in reducing the building maintenance grants to Education Boards and also the special capitation grant of 9d per head to School Committees. MAKOWHAI. The following Committee was elected : Messrs Peter McC'abe, Geo. Jessop, jun., Arthur Eglinton, Geo. Jessop, sen.. 'Albert August Schultz, P. Yr. Dixon, W. B. Murray (chairman). KIWITEA. There was no Committee elected for Kiwitea School, as only four householders attended the meeting. SANDON. The following Committee was elected: Messrs J. H. Perrett (chairman), j J. Anderson (secretary), A. K. Drew, > j. McMinn, W. Mclntyre, AY. J. Phil- . lips, Key. Frost. I A vote of appreciation was passed j- to the staff of the school for work j done during the past year. Also a- ; vote of-.thanks to the outgoing Com- , mittee, and to Mr J. Cob urn for ] auditing the accounts. | REWA. j The following Committee was electI cd: Messrs Addiss, Aldersoh, Dower, j Loan (chairman), Ross. I A resolution was passed and a telegram sent to the Minister of Education protesting against the Government's action in reducing the building maintenance and capitation grants. i The balance-sheet and report were - presented and passed. j Mr 'A. E. Palmer is the new teacher. | TA'IKOREA. j The following Committee was elected: Messrs R. Print (chairman), M. Creaven, F. W. Kobefstein, F. Locke, A. 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