MANY NOMINATIONS

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1008, 26 June 1930, Page 9

MANY NOMINATIONS

EDUCATION BOARD ELECTION

SIX FOR RE-ELECTION Six of the seven members of the I ’ Auckland Education Board who are to ! retire this year are standing for re- i election. Altogether 16 nominations j ■ ! have been received by the returning officer, Mr. D. W. Dunlop, and an elec- ! ’ j tion will be necessary in all except the • I east ward of the rural area. Voting, j which will be on July 16, will be con- ; • ! fined to members of school committees I j alone. ! There are 14 members on the board, ! seven retiring every year in rotation, j They are entitled to stand for re-elec- ; • ! tion. ’ ! Following are the nominations, sit- j ■ ' ting members being marked with an [ ■ asterisk: ' i Auckland Urban Area (three mem- : bers). —Mrs. I. M. Renfell. Messrs. W. j. Campbell.AY. 31. Newton, J. B. Me- | Phail,* R. A. Hew. IT. Shaw and G. E. j i Spooner. j ! Hamilton Urban Area (one member), j —Messrs. F. A. de la'Mare and S. B. | Sims* j North Ward of the Rural Area( one} ! member). —Mrs. V. Donaldson,* and j Messrs. A. D. Clemett and E. C. Purdie. j E st ward of the rural area (one mem- j _ ber): Mr. E. C. Banks.*. West ward ; ’ of the rural area (one member); • , ; Messrs. J. Boddie,* R. Eyre and J. Pat- ; ;iterson. ; 3 ; The other sitting member in the , . Auckland urban area fs Mrs. X. E. Fer- j e ner, who is not seeking re-election. j