SCHOOL COMMITTEE.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume X, Issue 1914, 26 April 1888, Page 2

SCHOOL COMMITTEE.

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.! The School Committee held a special meeting on the 20th. Present — Messrs. Coffey, Anderson, Chapman, and G. W. Gane (chairman).

Correspondence was read from the Education Board, asking the committee to recommend boundaries for the Oanui school district, the settlers having asked for the Olcahu River to be the northern boundary.

After some discussion, Mr. Anderson moved and Mr. Chapman seconded, That the consideration of reply to the secretary's letter of the 12th re boundary be held over for the new committee to deal with.

Mr. Coffey moved an amendment, and Mr. Gane seconded, That this committee recommend the Olcahu river as suggested by the settlers ut a meeting held at Mr. Malcolm's on the 7th.

For the amendment — Gane and Coffey. Against — Chapman and Anderson.

The Chairman gave his casting vote for tho amendment which was carried. Several accounts wero passed, which concluded the business.

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