SCHOOL COMMITTEE ELECTIONS.

New Zealand Mail, Issue 1261, 30 April 1896, Page 29

SCHOOL COMMITTEE ELECTIONS.

LATER RESULTS,

The following are names of additional now committees : Jolmsonvillo— Messrs Cook (chairman and treasurer), Corlct (secretary), Dawson. Moore and O’Neill (all re-elected), and Messrs Dodgslmn and Rotter. ketone—Rev A. Thomson (chairman), Messrs Hill, Brown, Hagan, Renal, If. Thomson, Mollies, Oxcnham and Inglis. Taita —Messrs A. Buck, S. Death, A. Death, 11. Daysli, G. Hooper, It. Mellow and J. Mockeridgo. Upper llutt— Rev P. L. Cameron (chairman), Messrs J. B. Dalton, .T. Roys, C. A. Knigge (secretary), J. Leddy, F. Paul and A. McCulloch. Paraparaumu—Messrs A. O’Brien (chairman), Perry (secretary), Davies (treasurer), D. Ewitt, Corner, Wise, Bonek. Woodville—Messrs Sowry (chairman), McKibbin, Smith, Cross, Bliss, Horne, Nicholas, Cox (secretary) and Palmer. Carterton—Messrs G. W. Dellor (chairman). W. G. King (secretary), James Stevens (treasurer), W. P. Allen, John Bassett, J. A. Dudson, Frank Feist, 11. J. White and Joseph Stevens. Vogcltown—Messrs G. Key (chairman), A.

Fitchctt (secretary and treasurer), J. Williams, T. C. Morris, J. Cook, E. Ambridge. Mount Cook—Messrs J. Ferguson, A. MacDongall, F. Wills, T. M. Grant, I). Prydo, J. P. O’Flaherty,M. D. Menclaus, M. 11. Biggs and .T. Coleman.

Masterton— Messrs E. Feist (chairman), C. E. Daniell, W. M. Easthope, T. Wagg, P. A. Rive, K. E. Ilornblow, W. G. Beard, W. Pragnall and I’. Dixon. Fernridgc—Messrs Duncan McGregor (chairman), S. Price, T. Wilton, ,T. Crcelman, A. Prentice, G. Sage and 11. Evans.

Mauricevillo —Messrs C. Forsborg (chairman), W. Chisholm, S. Petersen, Lars Neilson, 11. Noilson, M, Jensen and R. P. Hansen.

Newman —MessrsHiggins(secretary), Drysdale, Dunstall, Laker, Moss, McMaunus and French.

I ketaliuna— Messvs Carter (chairman and treasurer), Nicholson (secretary), Syvorscn, Smith, Wright, Sparks and Fogdcn. Lower Taueru —Messrs R. Manning (chairman), 11. Smith (secretary and treasurer), G. Garratt, A. Mulvay, J. McCalmont, Geo. Parsons and J. Loader.

Fcilding—Rl essrs W. Carthcw (chairman), W. G. Haybittle (secretary), J. Wood, Rev A. runes, .Tones. Messrs R. J. Thompson, J. Gould, C. Bray, jun., W. Spence, E. Goodbohere.

Campbell street, Palmerston—Messrs W. T. Wood (chairman), E. O. Hurley, J. Mayo, I). Buick, E. Larcomb, G. F. Elvcry, R. Dewar, R. Malcolm and F. l’irani.

College street, Palmerston —Messrs Barry (chairman), Mayo, Hugh, West, Drew, F. Mowlom.

Terraco End, Palmerston —Messrs G. J. Scott (chairman), W. Parkcr-Smitli, Ilaydon, J. O. R. Isherwood, It. Smith, G. P. Jarrett, T. Bastin, J. Brooklohurst, G. Canton. Marton Revs S. D. Gordon (chairman), Towgood and Thomas, and Messrs Gibbons, Tenncnt, Andrew, Remnant, MoEldownoy and Mcllardio.

Ifuntervillo —Messrs Win. Meldrum (chairman), D. Hallam, it Liugard, A.G. Simpson, W. Young, C. It. Campbell. Bulls—Mr T. King (chairman), Rev J. D. Russell, Messrs W. J!. Clarke, T. Flower, J. Scott, E. Herbert and C. E. Levien. Birmingham Messrs Anyon (chairman), Pal mer, Bainbridgc, Morton, Aitkon, Hanson and Harris.

ltongotea —Messrs Richmond (chairman), Mudford, Khrhorn, Burgess, Knight, Glover and Anderson.

Pohangiiia—Messrs Robinson (chairman), Bolton, Adsett, Milverton, Fraser, Spicer and Moar.

Wanganui—Dr ITalhorly, Rov T. B. ArcLean, (Messrs F. M. fepurdle, P. Bell, W. Bruce, J. Crane, W. Austin, W. Pinches and Johns. Aslmrst Messrs Maunder (chairman), Piercy, Craven, Rumble, Sanders, MoCool, Searle. Bunnylhorpe—Messrs W. Andrew (chairman), Eggleton, Little, Derby, Tromcwan, Jepson and Dixon. Grcytown—Mr W. H. Diddamo (chairman), Revs Itowso and Garliek, Messrs A. Murray, J. It. Nicol, J. Fabian, S. Kcidwcll, E. H. Trotman and W. A. Rowso. Featherston— Messrs W. Toogood (chairman), Jvciit-.lolinston, Fry, Itowe, Good, Fellingham and BcnUn. Airs Sherwood was second on the poll forth e Westport School Committee. In the election at Waimangarra a lady (Airs Finch) was also elected, and was subsequently chosen chairwoman.

The Dunedin elec' ions passed off very quietly. Several committees expressed very strong opinions in favour of altering the methods of electing to the boards, but a mixed opinion was expressed as to home lessons.