DEEMED VALID.

Waikato Times, Volume 119, Issue 19893, 23 May 1936, Page 12

DEEMED VALID.

comnrrrn use-non. ‘ LOCKED 011‘ OF SCHOOL. ACTION BY Slit'lllli'l‘AnY. _._.... (I: Telemann —Pl‘n‘i! Asun-mtlnnl) CllßlSTt‘llll‘anil, Friday. \Vhen tho housnhiddvrs nl (titui‘iio. on the West, iii-usl. arrived at the school on lhi‘ nilrht sot down for the election of the committee they found that the school had lu‘en lm'ked hy the secretary. Mrs K. Jones. and the meeting. ul \Vllll‘ll n mnimilicc was elected. was hold elsewhere. Accordingly Mrs Jones disputed the legality of the election, contending that it had been hsld in the school residence and the mutter was runIlclered at this morning's meeting 01 the Cantorbury Education Board. The secretary, Mr L. E. no\\lf‘,\'. explained the position as outlined, “ans that Mrs Janos had lnvkr-d the mhool on the night of April ‘ll, the date fixed by the board fur the elev—iion. and had ndvm‘tisc‘d tho pasty-mm—-ment. or the alm‘tinn until May 0. llm‘ exruse had horn that sho hnd nnl uni her books hark in time. It \\’;is inuown fault. hmwu‘r. im- shr haul uni sent the hooks owr for audit until th day of the niectinn. The chairman, Mr 11, St 'l‘hnmnsun. aid the board had to consider \VIII‘HIPI‘ a meeting held in a building other than a sv‘hool was in order. A member said that thv mot-ling wan held in a lemma in thn school grounds and he «'nnlonded that that. was in the srhnnl, so that lhr pll‘t" tion was in nrlll‘i‘. Tim lmnrcl dm'iilml that the election was Valid. ——.._