SCHOOL COMMITTEE ELECTIONS.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 10034, 27 April 1894, Page 3

SCHOOL COMMITTEE ELECTIONS.

The following additional returns are to hand giving the results of the elections of school committees throughout the province •—

Waitati.—Messrs Oliver R. Brown, John D. Crisp, Alexander Eilpatrick, Thomas EI'CoQi nell, David Martin, George Morris, and William Pallar.

Ratanui. — Messrs James Findlater, R. Stansfleld, J. Callalwn, W. Carlton, M. Allan, W.Williamson, and J. White. . Saddue Hill. — Messrs David Davidson, Donald Kennedy, John Murdoch, David Miller, John M'ilaster, William West, and James Walker.

OuTEAti—Messrs John B*tbgate, S. E. Brent, John A. Duff, R. W. Churton, William Grant, John M'Lean. and William Snow. , ■ Mount Stuart. —Messrs BitemaD, Crozier, J. Blaikie, Blacketti and Jackson. Abthurton.—Messrs John Bagrile, John R. Smith, James Crawford, George Divers, William Stephemon, Richard Hockings, and Charles Benson. ;

. Kakapctaka.—Messrs A. Houliston, James Ayson, J. Dallas, G. Sheddan, and T, M'Kee. Mr Dallas has been appointed chairman, and Mr M'Kee clerk. : i,

,'Reomoana.—Messrs John Rakiraki, Charles Randall,. Edward King, George Gwynne, and Daniel Lskatipn.: ■ ■.Mandka Creek.—Messrs.-James Pettigrew, W. .H. Millar,' Hobert Craig, Duncan Ross, AleXanier'M'Oorkindale, Thomas Mackie, and George Pettigrew. Mr Mackie has been appointed chairman, and Mr Craig clerk. Waihola Gohoh— Messrs H. M. Driver, James Duncan, H. Fitzaimmons, D. Raitt, I, H. Russell, J. Sutherland, and J. Somerville. Mr Russell his teen elected chairman, and fttr Sothervilte clerk: SoiJTHßEifiaß —Mtssrs David Clark, James L Newbigging, ltabert Robiosonj John Allison, William Robinson, HUgh Murray, and Thomas Cannon.

Waitahona West.—Messrs W.M'Millan, W. Durrantj A. Wyman, J. Webster, and D, Robertson. :

Waitepeka,—Messrs John Somerville, John Grant, James Lamond, John Stewart, Archibald Morton, John O. Somerville, and Rev. A. M. Dalrymplc.

Kubow.—Messrs G. Orr, F. Thiele, A. H. Chapman, T. Munro, W. Fraser, W. Somerville, aad J. Smith.

Walton. — Messrs T. Howorth, M'Neill, Cook, M'Grath, William Martin jun., Touner, and Smith, The annual report, submitted by Mr Thomas Howorth, stated that the average attendance for the year was 96. It had been all;cted considerably by the epidemic of measles, and in May the school was closed for some weeks. Mr Goyen, who examined the school, reported that the infant department did their work in a very satisfactory manner, and on the whole that the order, attention, and manners were very good. The committca again had the pleasure of recording on their minutes that the results of the examination were highly satisfactory, and a vote of thanks at the earns time was sent to the head master (Mr Fraser) and mistress (Miss Mills) for the excellent work done during the year. At the junior scholarship examination two of the scholars succeeded in securing free education at the Dunedin High School. The receipts for the year were £68 17», expenditure £54 103 6d, balance in hand £14 6s 6d. The report of the librarian (Mr W. Martin, jun.) for tbe year was also read and adopted.