SCHOOL COMMITTEE ELECTIONS.

Otago Witness, Issue 3292, 18 April 1917, Page 47

SCHOOL COMMITTEE ELECTIONS.

Tho annual meetings of householders in Dunedin and suburban districts passed over very quietly. There were no 'burning questions at issue, and for tho most, part the business was confined to tho election of tho committees. Two ladies were elected on the committee of the Kaikorai School, and om lady on that of North-Bast Valley. Th« following committees were elected outside the city" and suburbs: Green Island.—Messrs Jas. Orr, H. Har« rawav W. Johnstone. D. Taylor, T. Tonkins ' W Watson, J. Lindsay, R. Herbison, and T. Steele. Mosgicl—Messrs H. Millar, J. Logan, A. Cameron. A. Davidson.. T. Walsh. J. Williamson. F. Smeaton, W. W. Turn-bull, and W. Chadwick. Wakari.—Messrs R. Brown (chairman). J. Hood (secretary and treasurer), C. Olark, 11. M'Oullough, R. Hemingway, J. Dick, and T. Wilson. Port Chalmers.—Messrs J. M'Laehlan, J. Mill. Rev. W. M. Grant, D. MacDonnld, R. D. Jack. W. Thompson. W. Campbell, and A. R Sutherland. Hisrheliff.—Messrs J. Fairbairn (chairman), J. Bishop (secretary and treasurer). J. Lanrlreth, R. M'Kenzie. and W. Henderson. Concord.—Messrs W. H. Steele (chairman), 11. A. Christie. T. Samson. J. Mitchell. J. Taylor. E. J. Beeves, and J. Morrison (hem. secretary). St Leonards. —Messrs O. ,V. Davies (chairman). C- R. Gooch, ,T. O. Seelye, D. Russell, and H. Miller (secretary)