SCHOOL COMMITTEES

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21471, 20 April 1933, Page 5

SCHOOL COMMITTEES

ADDITIONAL NOMINATIONS The following additional nominations of candidates for school committees have been "Mount* Eden.—Messrs. A. W. Probert. C. F Qiiinnell R. Sheffield. F. W. Sinclair, D.' Millar, L. E. Falkner, W. Gaeth (sitting members), Messrs. K M. Ball, A. . Clonfield, it. Cowan, H. J. Gilmoie and 0. Messrs. R. P. Bissett, G. W. Smith. J. G. Turner, J. Williamson (sitting members). Mesßrs. b . 6. F G. Evans, E. M. Edgar, C. J. Kent Johnston,, "VV. J. Linkhorn, .H. . L - S. Piper, R. T. Sando and G. MGlen Eden.—Messrs. W. G. Bond, J. H. Hollinger, W. H. Clark, O- GuddfOTd, N V. Muller, A. C. Coker, S. Clegg, J. A. Findlay, J. Ingram, W. F. Roscoe, W. Howell and W. J. up jr c . ■ Gladstone. Mount Albert.—Mis h. Mc Bride, Messrs. A. C. Gallagher, W. C. Browne, C. W. Cowdery, L. C. H. Dawson. E M Walters. C. Dunn, A. Le Bherz and S Dimery. No election is necessary. Newmarket. —Mrs. M M. Dreaver Messrs. W J Cross, L. B. Goldwater, H. A. Gustaf!son, L. Randell, J. L. Sarney, T. J. Watts. C. H. Webb and H. Wilson. Iso election is necessary. »r t Huntly.— Mrs. T. Chisholm, Mrs. L. Fuller, Mrs. W. Brooks, Messrs. W. Sillick. T Whitaker, W. Weatherspoon, D. Fleming. A. Tither, H. Meyer, C. Shenvin. . Morrinsville.—Canon H. R. B. Gillespie, Messrs. R,>E. Scott. D C. McLeod, F. West. D. T. Davies, J. H.« Gaddes, R. C. Gray. C. A. Peat, C. McLeod, R. B. Morton, C. A. Ferguson and R. D. Wilson. Te Awamutu. —Messrs. G. S. Clarke, A. P. Harvey, G. W. Mairs. J. A. Maxwell. G. B. Melrose, G. F. Smith and H. E. G. Wilson. , _ _ ~ „ T Te Kuiti—Messrs. J. J. Davidson, G. L. Miller. A. V. Windsor. A L. Flux, J. T K Dodds. J. E. Coutts, C. M. Wright. B*. J.. Drake,- and F. Sparks. No election is necessary. Waihi High.—Messrs. G. R. Cullen, E. A. Wilson. O. P. Bell, C. H Gordon. I. T Fallwell. J. E. Pascoe and J. B. Beeche. Waihi South.—Mersrs. H R - Walsh. A.- J. Pollock. A. H. Blackmore. A. C. Thomas and E. Pringle. Waihi East. —Mrs. E. Hugaes. Messrs. J. Learmouth, R, M. Lencli. A. W. Dunstan, A. Leach and H. T. Williams.

PROGRESS OP SCHOOLS ANNUAL REPORTS Last year 44 pupils from the PamelJ school Rained proficiency certificates and six certificates of competency, according to the annual report of the committee Tlio financial report discloses n credit balance of £"24. The pupils will be assembled in the new school buildings in St. Stephen s Avenue after the holidays in According to the report of the Mftungawhau School Committee, 51 pupils gained proficiency certificates, five being granted certificates of competency. The dental clinic had accomplished good work in spite of financial difficulties. Extensive improvements to the grounds had been carried out. A credit balance of £4O is revealed in the report of ilie Meudowbank School Committee. Proficiency certificates were granted to 49 pupils. It was reported that the Nelson system of weekly Bible reading in the school had been highly successful. . from the Avondale school gained proficiency certificates, states the committees report, four Bollard scholarships being awarder!. The accounts showed a credit balance t Df X'()2. The system of weekly Bible read ink had proved successful. Good was being accomplished by tbo dental chnio*