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Auckland Star, Volume XXX, Issue 295, 13 December 1899, Page 8

Auctions. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16, At 2 o'clock. AT THE RESIDENCE OF MRS THOMPSON, BIRKENHEAD. THE WHOLE -OF THE FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. WITHOUT THE SLIGHTEST RESERVE Owner Leaving Auckland. The house is situated on main road, just past Nichol's. Store, 12 minutes' walk from BIRKENHEAD WHARF. WARREN BLYTH AND CO. Auctioneers. 87 and 89, Queen-street. Electoral. piTY OF AUCKLAND ELECTORATE. OFFICIAL DECLARATION OF POLL. It is hereby publicly notified that at the Election of three (3) Members to serve in House of Representatives for the City of Auckland Electorate, held on the 6th ■day of December,. 1899, the following votes were recorded:— Votes. Baume, Frederick Ehrenfried 3792 Crowther, William -~.' 4751 Fowlds, George 5595 French, Robert 1366 Hobbs, Richard 4647 Holland, James Job 465? Napier. William Joseph 6097 Quinlan, Patrick 334 Regan, James 1470 Rosser, Arthur 3511 Vaile, Samuel .' 2456 I therefore declare that the following candidates, having polled the highest number of Votes,, viz.:— WILLIAM JOSEPH NAPIER GEORGE FOWLDS WILLIAM CROWTHER have been duly elected Members of the House of Representatives in the next Parliament, and have telegraphically notified the same to the Clerk of Writs in accordance with law. JNO. KING. , Returning Officer. The Drill Shed, Auckland, December 11. 1899. -pLECTORAL DISTRICT OF EDEN. "*" DECLARATION OF THE POLL. The following is the result of the Poll i taken on the 6th day of December, 1599, for the Election of One Member to serve in the House of Representatives for the above Electorate:— Bollard, Jo.hn 2255 Votes Niccol, Malcolm 2251 Votes Informal 52 Votes I therefore declare JOHN BOLLARD of Avondale, Farmer, who received in the aggregate,. at all the Polling Places, the greatest number of Votes, duly elected a Member of the House of Representatives for Eden Electorate. Devonport, this 12th day of December, 1899. BENJ. GILMER, Returning Officer. TTiLECTORAL DISTRICT OF PARNELL DECLARATION OF POLL. Result of tho Poll taken on AVednesday the 6th day uf December, -was as follows:— Lawry, Frank 2263 Votes Campbell, Hugh 1123 Voles Allen, John Candlish 816 Votes Informal 42 I Hlrorefore declare Frank Lawry .duly elected as Member for the above District. JOSEPH GILMORE, Returning Officer. Auckland, December 9, 1599. Tj\LECTORAL DISTRICT OF PARNELL DECLARATION OF LICENSING 'POLL IN THIS DISTRICT. In pursuance of the Alcoholic Liquor Sale Control Act Amendment Act, 1595, 1 hereby give public notice of the result of the Local Option Poll taken under the provisions of the said Act on the 6th of December, IS99:— NUMBER OF VOTES RECORDED. That the number of licenses existing in the District continue 2372 Do. do. bercduced 1903 That no License be granted in this district 1721 Informal v 107 The total number of voters whose votes were recorded at the Poll was 4574; and, as the number of votes recorded in favour of the proposal that the existing number of licenses in the district continue is an absolute majority of the total number of voters as aforesaid, 1 hereby declare such proposal to be carried Dated at Auckland this 9th day of December. 1899. JOSEPH GILMORE, . ' ~ Returning Officer. Parnell. mO THE ELECTORS OF EDEN. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,A majority of you having cast your Votes in my favour, I occupy the honourable position of being the chosen Representative of Eden, for which high honour I return you my sincere and hearty thanks. Through an unfortunate, technical error I am deprived of the honour you desired to confer upon me, and effect has not been given to .the,"Wilt; of the Electors. But, encouraged by your generous support upon this occasion, I feel confident my next effort will be crowned with success; my services, therefore, will again be, at.your disposal.whenever a viictliVcy occurs. My special thanks arc gratefully extended to all who worked so enthusiastically and unselfishly to secure my return, and the regret I experience at the unfortunate miscarriage of the election is quite as much on ; their account as my own.—Youprs i'altrt fully, ■ MALCOLM NICCO.* Devonport, December 12, ISS9. mo THE ELECTORS OF WAITEMATA Ladies and Gentlemen,— I fake an early opportunity of most heartily thanking all those who recorded their votes and reposed confidence in me on Polling Day, and also all those who worked so hard to secure my return. ' ■'■ I was unknown in a large portion of the Electorate until a few weeks ago, but I have made many friends during my tour and received such encouragement as justifies me in announcing myself as a Liberal Candidate at the next Election for "Waitemata. I have the. honour to remain, Ladies and Gentlemen, . Yours faithfully, ; ■-•• EDWIN FORD, ' . ..-. Brynderwyn, Maungaturoto. TMPORTANT PUBLIC NOTICE. . ALL ELECTORS who have been PREVENTED from VOTING, by either not being on the R,oll or being Illegally Removed from the Roll, are requested, in order to some-definite action being taken, to send in their complaints, as fully detailed as possible, to Rev. W. Ready (St. John's, Ponsonby Rd.), Mr R. French (165, Karangahape Rd.), Messrs Hill and Plummer (Queen-st.), and Mr J. H. Muldoon (Coombes' Arcade), or to T. J. BULL, Paget-st, Secretary. Prohibition League.