WELLINGTON EDUCATION BOARD
CANDIDATES FOR VACANCIES. The following nominations have been received by the secretary of the Education Board, for the vacancies caused by the retirement, through effluxion of time, of Messrs A. W. Hogg, John Kebbell aud John Young:— Alexander Wilson Hogg, nominated by Matthew Atkinson and Charles Tunnicliffe (Johnsonville), James Malcolm, and Henry D. Mackenzie (Levin), Thomas E. Johnsen and David Mitchell (Te Horo), Jens Jorgensen and Charles Brooks (Mauricoville), John Rutherford and William Alfred Oliver (Wairere), Thomas L.Walker, John James and George Cameron (Horowhenua), Thomas Miller and T. B. Sandilands (Tokomaru), William R. Waldin and David McN. Pitcaithly (Rongmai), James Page and Samuel Smith (Kakariki), E. W. West, James Buchanan and D. Buckley (Rakaunui). JohnKebbell,nominated by Thomas L. Walker, John James and George Cameron (Horowhenua), Thomas Miller and T. B. Sandilands (Tokomaru), John Davies and John McMillan (Kereru), J, M. O’Connor and John Mitchell (Ohau),, James Malcolm and Henry D. Mackenzie (Levin), Thomas H. Windley and Joseph Guy (Te Horo), E. W. West, James Buchanan and D. Buckley (Rakaunui). John Young, nominated by Geo. Schofield and Henry Daysh (Konini), A'. Ferdinand Wiren and Charles J. Hill (Te Aro), J. Monaghan (Karori), John Rutherford and William A. Oliver (Wairere), Wm, Brunskill and Robert Hosie (Island Bay), F. H. Ekans, D« Ball, D. Auld, A. W. Truebridge, Wm. Cleland and John C. Mabey (Taita), David Robertson and A. B. Carter (Wellington), Robert Dixcn and John Smith (Roseneath), Thomas Scrimshaw and John Williams (Upper Hutt), John George Wilkes and Jas Eastwood (Porirua), Eli Allen and T. J. Russell (Tawal 1 Flat), Frank Wills and David B. Howden (Muritai). Rev J. McOaw, nominated by Joseph W. Ranby and Henry Daysh (Konini), l(j E. W. West. James Buchanan and Dy Buckley (Rakaunui). H. S. Morrison, A. Brown, John McPhail, James Dick* Robert Haliburton and F. Hanen (Ngaturi), John A. Sinclair, James B« Tait, J. D. Wilson J. B. Epps, Samuel Ballot, J. B. Whyte, D. P* Thomas Bacon, Frank Burson (Pahiatua), C. Woodley, Wm. Hall,J. N. Smith and John Horrax (Mangahao). William Hughes Field, nominated by Walter A. Milne and John Carroll 1 (Manakau), Henry D. Mackenzie and James Malcolm (Levin), Herbert J. Richards and Jas. Best (Te Horo),. Thomas L. Walker, John James and George Cameron (Horowhenua). Frank Gustave Magnusson, nominated by John L. Murray and Richard Brown (Masterton).
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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1636, 8 July 1903, Page 55
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