THE ELECTIONS

Grey River Argus, 21 April 1925, Page 5

THE ELECTIONS

IN OTHER CENTRES. (Pct Press Association). CHRISTCHURCH, April 20. There are four nominations -for rhe Mayoralty: J. A. Flesher (Citizens’ Association); J. K. Archer (Labour); J. AV. Scabland (Independent); J. Hamlet (Independent). There are twenty-seven nominations for the sixteen council scats, including twelve Labour. ’ WAIMATE, April 20 The following have been declared elected to the AVaimate Borough Council: — Alayor (Mr George Dash), Crs. J. AtwiH, D. A. S. Grat; A. E. Lewis. F. Nash, W. A Nelson, W. G. Paul, J B. Robinson, H. Smith and 'l'. 'l'woomcy. DANNEVIBKE, April 20 Mr A J. C. Runciman, the present Alayor and Mr G. I. Anderson have been nominated for the Mayoralty. 1 here are eleven nominations for the nine seats on the Council. DUNEDIN, April 20. AH’ H. 1.. Tapley was unopposed for the Mayoralty and was declared reelected. HASTINGS, April 20 George A. Maddison. the present Mayor, and Arthur AVadc, have been nominated for the Mayoralty. There arc sixteen candidates for tho nine seats on the Council. CH RISTC HU RCH CO UNCII. Christchurch April 20. Th c City Council nominations arc:— Councillors.—C. P. uAjgar, O. \\ .B. Anderson, E. H. Andrews, C. T. Aschman, A. W. Beaven, R. A. Brooks, A. F. Carey, C. L. Carr. R. J. B. Dailey, J. N. Du Feu, A. D. Ford, AV. E. Lcadlcy, A. McKellar, E. Parlane. D. Rowse, AV. J. Sim. A. AVilliams, AV. H. Win so r. Hospital Board—J. K. Archer, J. \V Baty, C. L. Carr. J. R Devereux, J. Hamlet, Mrs A. E. Herbert, \V. E. Leadley, H. J. Otley, Mrs E. A. M. Roberts. Rev. F. Rule, Arthur T. Smith. Harbour Board.—J. Hamlet. J. R. Hayward, H. Holland. George Scott. Dr. H. T J. Thacker. MASTERTON NOMINATIONS. MASTERTON, April 20. Two nominations have been received for the Masterton Mayoralty, necessitating an election. The nominations arc Mr T. Jordan (a sitting Councillor) and Mr A. Rippon. (ex-Councillor, and late chairman of the Trust Lands Fund). Only eight nominations were received for nine scats on the South Ward of th e Borough, necessitating a . bye.election. GISBORNE NOMINATIONS. GLSBOKNE, April 20. There, arc two candidates for the Mayoralty, Mr George Wildest( sitting Mayor) and Mr Fred Ball. There arc seventeen candidates for nine scats on the Borough Council, nine for four seats on the Harbour Board, and eight for five seats on the Hospital Board. TEMUKA ELECTIONS. TIMARU, April 20]. Air G. Cartwright was elected Mayor of Temuka to-day, his being the only nomination. There are twelve candidates for nine seats on the Borough Council. Mr Farmer, the best G.P. rubber boot is an ideal -working boot for Winter weather. It is light and very comfortable, and under reasonable conditions of wear will give long and satisfactory service. The Boss Boot is made of pure rubber and is worn by fanners all over the world. Your retailer stocks it. KUMARA FLECTIONS. Mr A. B. Spiers has been unopposcdly elected Mayor of Kuamar, and also tho Borough representative on the Westland Hospital Board. The following have been elected Borough Councillors: Messrs W. J. Benyon, Theodore Saraty, Edward Martin, John McFarlane, William Stewart, Allen Robert McNabb, Robert Burrell, Peter McDonald. Charles Evendcn.