THE NOMINATIONS.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 89, 16 April 1901, Page 5

THE NOMINATIONS.

CITY.

The following are the complete nominations, which closed to-day at noon,' for the mayoralty of the city of Auckland, and for the representation of the different wards. It will be seen that the number of nominations for the North and East Wards respectively do not exceed the number of candidates (3) to be returned, and the gentlemen nominated have therefore been declared duly elected. THE MAYORALTY. Dr. J. Logan Campbell and Daniel Arkell. ■;■■.- NORTH WARD. Peter Dignan, John Henry Hannan, and Thomas Taylor Masefield. SOUTH' WARD. Robert ..'.^ai-rell, Albert Edward Glover, John Thomas Julian, Arthur Rosser, aud Robert Tudehope. EAST WARD. Frederick Ehrenfried Baume, Charles Grey, and Alfred K'dd. PONSONBY WARD. Joseph Beeeroft, John Court, Christopher J. Parr, and James Stichbury. GRAFTON WARD. Maurice Casey, Henry T. Garratt, J. W. Hewson, James Jamieson, and J. Patterson. Henry T. Garratt has been nominated for the Grafton Ward of City, by Messrs J. Catchpole and J. W. Bradstreet. Mr James Aggers, who was selected by the Workers' Municipal Reform League as a candidate to represent City North, had the impleasant experience yesterday of finding that through no fault of his own he was debarred from standing. In order to see everything was all right, Mr Aggers went earlier to the Council offices to ascertain if his name was on the roll. He found it was not, but was informed it would be on the supplementary one then being printed. When Mr Aggers took in his nomination paper yesterday it could, not be. accepted, because his name was not on either roll.