COUNCIL OF EDUCATION

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2465, 19 May 1915, Page 7

COUNCIL OF EDUCATION

ELECTION RESULTS The count of votes in the election for members of the new Council of liilucation set up under the Education Act passed last session was concluded last night by tho returning officer, Mr. F. K De Castro. Following are the results of the polling:— Representatives of Members of Education Boards, North Island. John' Guthrie Wood Aitkcn ... 23 George Joseph Garland 12 James Robert Kirk 2!) Frederick Pirani ii Harold Trimble 7 Total So Informal —nil. Messrs. Aitken and Kirk elected. Representatives of Members of Education Board, South Island. William Norris Franklyn 23 Joseph Grimmond 13 William Milne Hamilton lo James Mitchell 1!' Charles Henry Opie 31 John Charles Thomson H Total 115 Informal—one. Messrs. Opie and Franklyn elected. Representatives of Secondary and Technical Male Teachers. Frank Hyde Campbell 98 Gecrgo George 64 James William Tibbs 38 Total 200 Informal—6. Mr. Campbell elected. Representative of Secondary and Technical Women Teaohers. Christina Murray Cruickshank 57 Clara Beatrice Mills , 43 Florence Sheard 37 Total 137 Informal—lo. Miss Cruickshank elccted. Representative of Male Teacher, North Island (Public Schools Only).Henry Ainslie Parkinson 204 ' Thomas Umfrey Wells 376 Total SSO Informal—27. Mr. Wells elected. Representative of Women Teachers, North Island (Public Schools Only). Phoebe Myers 310 Kuphcmia Simpson 2S!) Total 590 Informal —52. Miss Myers elected. Mr. John Caughley, representing malo teachers of public schools of the South Island, was elected unopposed. Miss Chaplin, representing the women teachers in the South Island, was also elected unopposed. L'." ' " 1 ■■■*