SCHOOL COMMITTEES

Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 12881, 1 May 1913, Page 3

SCHOOL COMMITTEES

Additional results of householders' meetings came to hand yesterday, showing that the following committees were elected: — RATA. Messrs. R.ose,\Nisbet, Fraser, Barry, Terry Conner, and Logan. At a subsequent meeting of the committee Mr: Rose was elected chairman. CROFTON. W. Oldfteld (chairman), E. Dommett (■secretary), G. Frederick, E. Stafford, T. A. Hunt. F. Signall, C. Lappe. MANGAWHTO (WAITOTARA). A. Mitchell, G. .Featherstone, W. Cook, W. A. Spicer (chairman and secretary), G. 'Giflfuiß. SOUTH MAKIRIKIRI. Duncan McLean, J.Bertram, I?. J. Glasgow. A. Tiling, J. Gair, W. Stewart. A. J. Goodall (chairman). OHAKUNE. J. K. Lowe (chairman), J. A. Hunt, R. J. Little (secretary), R. W. Hall, J. Hyndos. D. Mclntyre. P. J. Dunne, Frod E. Mann, and Rev. ,T. 11. Anderson. RIVERTON. W. Borlrly, J. Davidson. ■C. Wool-vei-n, G. Gooch, 11. Mayo (chairman). PIPIRIKI. J. Howard. A. Mup.ro (secretary).. J. Harry, K. Stuart (cho.innau), George Laity. UPOKONGARO. A. V. Hammond (chairman). W. H. Caisio's. T. Tasker, A". Mayor. J. JoTmson. W. D. Blennorhnssctt. T. H. Ga^~ ve.y. MANGAWETvA. ■ Dr. Tiirnhiill. J. Moon, P. Cloary, W. Myers. E. McGonnell (secretary';, F. Stewart, J. Goorffetti (chairman). HUNTER. VILLE. F. Term on t (chairman), F. Low. W*. IT. Boy.irk, R. McAllister, F. Miller, W. Abel, and Dr. Smith. Iv TWITE A. S. Martin. H. Ellis. W. Clapham. T. Carm, W. Johnson, F. Barrow, W. Stringer. WAITOTARA. fr. McGregor (chainnn.n), J. Armstrong (socrotarv), F. Tram. A. Barclay, IT. Alexander. J. H. Yerrv. SAXSo.V. Trim Anderson (r-hrtirmn'-n).' .Tamer, Mr-Mann (.sor-retnr.v), Robert- T. F^^son, H. J. Fagan. Percy Bownter, William J. Mclritvre. O(u- G Frost MAKOWFTAT. P. J. Handle (chairman) W. PI Giniblett (secretary). Lewi.s Bislioj), .Tamori Cockbuni. Arthur F.?liuton, George, .lesson. Albert A. Schulz WATATA. William Anderson fc-h'airnrav'* P,: W. Soiitlioc. ML Entwiilo. Patrick Heulragliiui, E. Wormwood.

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