LICENSING COMMITTEE NOMINATIONS.

Auckland Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 5476, 6 February 1885, Page 3

LICENSING COMMITTEE NOMINATIONS.

T|[E nomination of candidates po the various city an 4 suburban licensing committees, does not elope until Monday next; but tho temperanco party, resolved to bo in time, have already nominated a number of their candidates. The following names were proposed to day : — City East.—Joseph Newman, proposed by J. M. Lennox nnd J. IJardie. John Buchanan, 'proposed by'G. Binney and H. F. Binney. T. B. Hill, proposed by C. B. Stone and G. Fraser. R. Fry, proposed by G. Ifardie and G. "Eraser. John Edson, prpposed Jjy p. B, Stone and J. M. Lerino*. Soctth Wajid.—Joseph Jfnott, ironmonger, Greyrstreet, nominated by T. VV. VValkpr and Edwin Tremain; James Caradus, bnjlder, by W- J. Barker and Thos. B,opth ( Charles U. Hill, R»l and colour merchant, nominated by M. F, Phillips and Samuel Coombes ; James Wm. Caes, Mount Bgskill, nominated by Rich, H. Hughes and W. J. Pgr^er ; David Goldie, timber merchant^ hoininftted by JI. \Y» Bpaumont and B, Cutler, The above are the gentlemen who were returned on the temperance ticket laet year, with tho exoeption of Mr JCiiQtt, w j, o {^^ ths place of Mr Hejepoth, who has left for England. GeajtoN WARD-Geo. P. Pierce, proposed by-Graves Aickin and D. E. McDonald ; Goo. N Holdship, proposed by Graves Aickin ahti D.' 'B. Mppoii^ld ; Jf. prdptfsed by Thoiipas Bamer arid Chairles Cooper ; F. A. \Vhite, proposed by Thos. Hamor ai»d Jos. Saterson; Wnj?; Hunt, proposed byJoliriKohertsonandJas. Paterspn. These gen^temeii are proposed on the "ten o'clock" ticket, t\s solitary hqt«f fn the fjraft'pn 'Warp] "being presently tipe^aed to sell till 11 p.m., pr one hour later than othpr hotels in the city and neighbourhood.