EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE

Hokitika Guardian, 15 March 1930, Page 3

EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE

WESTLAND BRANCH

.The annual meeting of the Westland htaijeh of the New Zealand educational, 1 JiiStitqte was held on Saturday. Maieii' Bvh. in the Hokitika District High Se|rp,ol. Tiie President, Mr Partridge, referred to the loss of the Hon H. L. Michel, who had shown a keen imerest in educational matters, and asked niembeds to stand as a marks of reSpOCii, '• • The minutes df-“the previous annua) meeting were.. read.,,and .eonfirmedand . the balane6^fft! , adft^ie4^ S: 'i? &^4 •yrrs: ' The elee|^h'’ i "dC : 'Of[it ; ef§ r insulted 1 follows:—President, My J. Niven; Vice-Presidents, Mrs Dale and Mr, Russell; SeSsretary and Treasurer, Mr I>. Anderson. Committee, Misses "Ward, | Wilson, Dale, Mrs Manson, Messrs Wkjpyen and Kelly; .Auditor, Miss . E. WSrd. - The following new members were elected : FiiU; members—Messrs Russell, Warren and Anderson; junior ,niembeys—Misses: _ Newman, Veale, "Thomson and Dixon. ’>

T'U£ Secretary Was instructed t-o write thanking. Mr Maloney, a . past President,., who has now. retired from active teaching, hud Mr Williamson, for their seryjcps. iniyconheetipn with the work of ,the Institute. ’ V vjj It. was decided.; to raise the. Branch siil>scnpiioii;,.as the Central --Executive had increased the levy required from the Branch!

The retiring President was accorded a vote of thanks and congratulated oh his promotion to the. Inspectorate.