ELECTION OF SCHOOL COMMITTEES.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11953, 30 April 1902, Page 7

ELECTION OF SCHOOL COMMITTEES.

The following are additional reMilts of school committee elections: ''■-;

Mayfield: Messrs. J. 0. T. Rennie (chuir- : man), 11. Beecock, J. Martin, B. Edmunds, G. Jack, F. Wheeler, and. W. Wool'.ass.

•Mount Boskill: Messrs. A. Boyd (treasurer). C. Barley (chairman), W. Greenwood, W. Hill, S. Hayr (secretary), and 11. Moody.

Coromandel: Messrs. T. W. Rhodes (chairman), F. Audley, Thomas Carroll, Wm. Culpan, E. A. Daldy. W. M. McMillan, Robert McEVan, Richard Simmonds, and Ben. B. Johnson (hon. secretary and treasurer). ■

Driving Creek: Messrs. J. Reilly (chairroan), Kelso, Moorcraftj McFarlane. Jas. Boswell, Angus McNeil, and H. P. Hornibrook (secretary). ...,„'■

Papakura: Messrs. Thomas Norrie (chair man), J. Black, S. Clark, R. ■<). Hewlett, A Y. Steel, B. J. Young, and W. McLeod.

Mercer: Moss's. Hcott Hunter (chairman), M. Gallery, M, Hunter, H. Hodge, D. G. Sustins, W. Campbell, and E. Hallett. Ta Rab.i: Messrs. W. Taylor (chairman), E. Bourne, D. Cavanagh, J. Weal, and E. Ellis.

Cambridge West: Messrs. William Tucker (chairman), W. T. Perkins, J.Kecley, G. Bailey, H. A. Mc-Kinnon, (J. Jarrett, A. C. Hill (secretary). '

Cambridge East: Messrs. James Hally, C. Boyce, T. Wells, O. W. Arnold, F. J. Sanders, G. Dickinson (chairman), and John Ferguson Flu una: Messrs. Matthew Wallace, jun. (chairman), l}. Hirst, W. H. Pollock. W. Trail, J. Cam an, J. T. Stembridge, and C. Rhodes (secretary). Paparimu: Messrs. George A. Wilson (chairman), J. Mattheson, D. Nobbs, B. Gamble, and R. Palmer. Hamilton East- Messrs. William Dey (chairman), T. Chappell, A. Chapped, D. Henry, A. Coyle, R./Hines, and 11. Ttristram.

Hamilton West: Messrs. Hatrick (chairman), Parr, Tucker, Tidd, Merrington, White, and Andrew. -

Ohaupo: Messrs. Thomas Princo (chairman), H. J. Greenslnde, C. Ranch, A. Q. Jones, J. T. Edwards, A. Fumwald, and T. Finch.

To Awamutu: Messrs. Brown, Kirkham, Bowileii, Teasdalo, Taylor, Davis, and Collins Mr. J. Mandeno, before the meeting of householders closed, expressed regret that the Bible was excluded from the public schools, and urged upon the committee to do their utmost to have Bible-reading in schools introduced.

Huntly: Messrs. J. E. -.aid, M. Friar, C. Hailwood, N. Harry K. Huston, J. Moir, and E. B. Sheentjn. The Rev. Mr. Mason (vicar of Iluntly) moved, "That religious instruction ill schools be added to the syllabus." This was seconded, by the Rev. Mr. Ward, and was carried after considerable discussion.

Marsh Meadows: Messrs. William C.Clark (chairman), If. Coop, W. J.' Manktelow, 0. Hutchinson, W. Rundown, T. Scott, and T. Newel.

Rar.iarama: Messrs. George Stewart (chairman), W. Pratt, G. McDowell, F.Houlihan, T. Wright, W. H. Alleu. and A. Townsend.

Waiorongomai: Messrs. Thomas F. Holt (chairman), A. Edwards, E. Jennings, J. Glover, A. H. Marsh, J. .Scholium, and R. Williamson. Buckland: Messrs. George Bi'.lard (chairman), I!. Bilker, W. Davy, H Wilcox, R. Johnston, A. Bluck, and J. Hartland. Drurv! Messrs. William ISatelitfe (chairman), John Blako, W. Bremner, .lames Blake, J. Otto, G.*Puhnan, and A. Sutherland. To Arohn: Messrs. Gilchrist, Abcrncthy, Sherlock, Hill, Annan, Mclndc«, and Mackie. At the conclusion of the meeting Mr. Hil!, in moving n vote of thanks to' the chairman (the Rev. B. J. MeFarland), took occasion to refer to that gentleman's impending departure from the district.. The mover referred to the fact that Mr. MeFarluml had always taken, a keen interest in educational matters, and whenever opportunity offered had acted on the committee. He thought it was due to Mr. McFarland that this meetingof 'householders should place on record its appreciation of his services in connection with school committee' work, and moved accordingly. The motion, oil being put to the meeting, was carried by acclamation. Mr. McFarland suitably acknowledged the vote. At,a meeting of the newly-e.eoted committee the Rev. C. Abeniethy was appointed chairman and Mr. W. Hill secretary. Clevedon: Messrs. C. Atchison (chairman), J. It. McKenzie, 11, G. Browne, S. A. Browne, A. D. Bell, J. Monro, and A. Sohmitt (secretary). Kawhia: Messrs. A. E. Lnngley, G. H. Buckeridge, J. E. Scott, A. M. Symons, and -Walter Morgan.- - Mr, T.nncdor • was elected chairman and Mr. Buckeridge secretary.

Nethcrton: Messrs. J. .Fisher (chairman), 3. Loughlin, F. Adamson, W. Denncrlj, and S. Fisher.

Ardmore: Messrs. D. P. Eurnside (chairman), P. M.igiiire, 11. Henderson. J. Henderson, G. Bell, 11. A. Mullins, and S. McCullough. Ptinmures Messrs. 11. .T. Adlingtoti (chairman), T. 11. Allen, J. Dovcll, W. R. Kay, W. L. Wilkins, T. Wouldes, and J. Frud. Woodhill: Messrs. 11. Eraser (chairman), C. Tarrant, .T. Fulton, F. Osborne, W. Shaokolton, Poato tlmfttno, and R. Pengelly. * Swanson: Messrs. J. 1. Metlam (chairman), J. W. Taylor, W. H. Hieatt, W. Mcikle, and W. Orichton. East Tamaki: Messrs, A. R. Tlarrjs (chairman), W. Angov'o, H. Farnsworth, .1. Porter, W. Bennett, A. Matiwchfca, , ami 11. Andrews.

Henderson: Messrs. T. McKay (chairman). J, Oantwell, (1. Pirritt, .T. 11. Ilougham, K. I H. Holt, C. Smith, and 11. A. Bnaomnhe. Taupaki: Messrs. T. B. doynt (chairman), W. Russell, G. Cobb, A. Jackson, 8. Cottle, P. Gray, and J. Skelton. Wade: Messrs, W. A. Creer (chairman). D. Roberts, .1. Bayen, W. Shalbarm, A. Pack, J. Lord, and K. Bond. Paeroa : Messrs. J. Brown (chairman), W. Marsh, F. Cock, F. Beattie, H. Harston. W. J. Ellis, J. Woodbury (secretary), F. Gimb lett, and .1, Cronan. ', '"' ", Waitekanri: Messrs. 0, F. E. Tennei.it (chairman), C. Johnston, R. E. Williams, .1. W. McCoy (secretary); W. Cn'spe, J. Phillips, and W. Merkwiek. Waikino: Messrs. Owen, Sranklin, I'helan, Montgomery. Ballot, Jenkins, ami Milne. Waihi: Messrs. T. G.ilmore (chairman). G. Moves, J. Henderson, G. Compston, R. Newdick, U. Morgan, J. Colebrook, the Rev. 01phcrt, and the Rev. Bates (secretary). _ Birkdale: Messrs. W. Whinwray (chairman), T Sf.hoiiekl, J. Hadfipld, J. Lowe, F. Osmond, H. Pulton, and J. J. Kaye. Tararu: Messrs. J. McGregor (chairman), C. I. L. Goertz, S. Dabb (secretary), F. dial. lis, A. E. Poiigrnin, R. Andrew, and James Jones. „ • _,-„, . /. . ' Parawai: Messrs. H. C. Gillespie (chairman), John Read, J. B. West, R. B. Hudson, II Mayo, H. Simmonds, and W. 11. Curtis Karangahake: At the Karangahako school election on Monday night Mr. W. J. Scarle presided The committee'!? report stated thai tin- most urgent work of the new committee would bo the establishment of a new infants' school at Maekaytown and an adequate drainage scheme for the present school. Both matters were already well forward, Iho lollowing nine members were duly elected : Messrs.'Ellis, 60." A. Montgomery, 59;. R. Lloyd, 59; W. Da vies. 55; J. Law 53; alters 50: W. Goldswortliy, 46; kitching, 44; Wells, 33. Mr. W. Goldsworthy was reelected chairman. ■-. - To Kopiiru: The householders meeting at Te Kopiru resulted in the election of the following as a school committee: -Messrs. M. Cobbald, the Rev. A. J. Beck. Messrs C. J. Anderson, R. Ball. A. R. Welham, 11. Hammond, and T. Webb. . The balance in the hands of the old committee, is £27 ,3s Id. Mr. M. Cobbald was elected chairman of com""f'nTuniah.ie: The following candidates were elected as a committee for the ensuing year: -Messrs. James Baden, Philip Henry, Wm. Howard William Howe, John Watson, Thos. : Watson, and William Thomas Wright ichair"Tapaloetoe: The newly-elected school committee for Fepatoetoe consists of: -The Rev. John Dickson (chairman , Messrs. R. Carruth James Wyllie, 11. L Wade, G. Baton, W. O'Hnra, an I J. Watson. - i Bombay: The annual meeting of householders in the Bombay school district was held in the schoolroom on Monday .evening. The Re->. F. B. Dobson was if the chair. The follow. were elected a new committee for the current yeai :-Messrs. William Knowles Cornthwoite, John Newman Sawyer, James Evans, lh ? Rot. Frank Barker Dobson, Messrs. Donald Mackenzie, Charles Edward Chittenden, and William Horace Penrhvs Evans. The new committee reelected Mr. W. K. Cornthwaite ohairman, secretary, end treasurer.— Correspondent.]- . - ".. . , C( Waikumete: The annual meeting of householders was held in the schoolroom on Monday. Mr Pi E. Sharp was voted to the ohair. There were only nine householders present. The following were elected the committee: — Messrs. 11. E. Sharp (chairman), John Parr, K. Parr, C. 8. Robinson, W. Carter, W. Carter, jun., and Thomas S. Parr. - Tauranga: Messrs. G. F. Spooner,/v. 8«U« don (chairman), J. Dale, E. Dines, J. H. Griffiths, P. Munro, and E. L. Smith.