LICENSING COMMITTEE ELECTION.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLIII, Issue XLIII, 9 March 1909, Page 2

LICENSING COMMITTEE ELECTION.

NELSON. J TO-DAY'S POLLING. 0 The polling in connection with th election of a Licensing Committee i "*■ proceeding to-day. A half-holiday is be c inft generally observed. During th c forenoon the number of voters visitin ? the city booths was very small, but th c holiday and the fine weather shoul j bring the people out this afternoon. I l? not expected that the poll will bo s bij; one, as but limited interest ha c been displayed in -he flection. '" The polling boi.'. v -- w'.V else r-l p.m. Mr Glen, the Returning < : i!:cei iviil receive the various returns Tt th Oddfellows' Hall. n AT CHRISTCHORCH. 1. a MITCH PUBLIC INTEREST: g CHRISTCHURCH, Tuesday. c Considerable public interest is bein n taken to-day in the Licensing Commii lee election in the Riecartcn districi c The Moderates and No-License peop] c are both running "tickets." If the N< ! ' License candidates b; elected no conri ' tional or fpmporary licenses will b? ii '• rued for the Addington Saleyards. tli v Riccarton Racecourse, the Metropolits '' Trotting races, or the A. and P. She 0 Ground and Hampton Park. Great el ? - tr.rt; are being made by both sidfit. an f - pverv available hor=<-= and mctr-r cejild ' ! is engaged, n ~ ' '