THE MAYO CASE.
RESIGNATION ASKED FOR. AUCKLAND, May 8. The Board of Education unanimously re* solved that tie resolution reinstating H, W. Mayo bo rescinded, and that the board request him to send in his resignation. Mayo was a teacher or. the staff of tho Technical College, and was recently lined A £25 for publishing a statement indicating l , disloyalty. Tho Auckland Education Board carried a motion retaining his services. On April 27 tho Prime Minister wired to tho . ex-chairman of the Board of Education (Mr ' Garland): “ Have just seen report of meeting regarding 11. W. Mayo. Please wiro me whether you voted in favour of tho , motion to retain his services.” Mr Garland replied that he was absent from the meet- ' ing addressing a primary school re Atnzao Day. Pie was much distressed at what hadi happened, and said ho intended to givo notice of motion to rescind the minutes.
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Otago Witness, Issue 3348, 15 May 1918, Page 37
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