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Hokitika Guardian, 9 April 1932, Page 1

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THE DISTRICT OF THE EDUCATION HOARD OF CANTERBURY. ELECTION OF SCHOOL COM AII'I'T EES. [THE BOARD, in pursuance of the Jl power conferred by the ‘‘Education Act 1014,” hereby directs that a PUBLIC A FEET INO OK HOUSEHOLDERS be held in eacli SCHOOL DISTRICT in the Canterbury Education District on MONDAY, 18th. April, at Half-past Seven O’Clock in the evening, for the’ Election of a School Committee for each District. When the Yearly Average Attendance at the School or Schools in the School District for the year ending December Hist., 1031, lias not exceeded One Hundred Children, the number of Members of the School Committee ehall be FIVE; where such attendance is over One Hundred and not over Two Hundred, the number of .Members shall be SEY EN; arid where such attendance is over Two Hundred, the number of .Members shall be NINE. The Place of Meeting shall be the School In each District, and this is understood to mean the Alain School in any District which has more than one School provided that if three daws’ notice is given by the Committee in the public Press, the Afocting may he held in a more suitable building. The Hoard further directs that the ‘[i‘jrxt .Meeting of each School Committec he held in the place appointed I for the election, and immediately I after the Election. ! The Hoard further calls upon the I Tons'chohh'Us in 'each District to ; SEND IN to the Chairman of the ! School Committee for the Commisj doner, as the case may he), in writt itl oll <)J ’ before -MONDAY, I Ith. April. no), later Ilian 8 pun.. the N'VMES of PEHSON'iS, being householders, NOAII.MATED h.v them to sorve upon the Committee. Such nominations must he signed by the Proposer and by the Candidate, and must he in the form set forth in tlio Third Schedule lo the Acl, or to tfto (.ffoel thereof. In addition to mrli I nominal ions, iu School Districts in ! which the average atlemlaiicc for the ! ITl| did NOT exceed 210, any Householder present, at the Annua,! Meeting iiuiv nominate any TTouse- : Judder who’ consents by word of month or in writing to he nominated. (In the case of School Districts in which the average alleiiihmce for (He yen r PHI led 210, (he Ac| does NOT' provide for the acccplame of verbal nominations.) i (MI.MS. KIIIK, I Secret ary. ' Education Ollice, Christchurch, .March 21st., 1932.