MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS

Greymouth Evening Star, 27 April 1938, Page 12

MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS

HOKITIKA NOMINATIONS. [special to “stab.”] HOKITIKA, April 27Nominations have been, received as follows for the Mayoralty; Messrs E. W. Heenan and G. A. Perry. Council: Messrs D. T. P. Breeze, Colombo Caliari, T. W. Duff, A. R. Elcock, J. Fox, D. S- Freitas, G. Heinz, H. T. Parry, W. H. A. Stopforth, H. L. Michel, J. L. Turner. Harbour Board: Messrs D. E. Freitas, H. C. Harvey, J. J. Mclntosh, senr., H. T. Parry, E. L. P. Renton, W. H. A. Stopforth. Grey Harbour Board’: Messrs E. WHeenan, G. A. Perry. Hospital Board: Messrs D. T. PBreeze, T. W. Duff, J. Fox, G. Heinz, E. L. Park, H. T. Parry, J. L. Turner. Of the old councillors, Dr. Teichelmann, Messrs James King, E. Park, and A. J. Thompson are not seeking re-election. AUCKLAND. AUCKLAND, April 27. There are three nominations for the City Mayoralty: Sir- Ernest Davis (sitting), Joseph Sayegh (official Labour), and J. W. Payne (Independent). There are 54 nominations for the City Council, compared with 58 last year. Both the Labour Party and the Citizens’ Committee are running strong tickets for the City and suburban elections. DUNEDIN. DUNEDIN, April 27. Rev. E. «T. Cox, the present Mayor, and Mr A. H. Allen, were nominated' for the city Mayoralty. For the twelve seats on the City Council, twenty-eight were nominated, twelve being on the Labour ticket, ten on the Citizens’ Association’s ticket, and the remaining six, Independents.