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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11637, 26 April 1901, Page 8

Electoral"OOßOUGH •OP GEEY LYNN. ANNUAL ELECTION OP MAYOR. In accordance with the Municipal Corporations Act, 1900, the Regulation of Local Elections Act, 1876. and Amendment, thereof, I h°reby give notice that the undermentioned number of Votes were received by the Candidates for the Office of Mayor for the Borough of Grey Lynn in the following Wards:— John W. Robert T. InShackelford. Warnock. formal. Surrey Ward ... 187 150 3 Susuex Ward ... 73 220 5 Richmond Ward... 58 167 1 Totals ... ... 318 ..■ 537 9 I therefore declare ROBERT TAYLOR WARi NOCK duly Elected Mayor of Grey Lynn. J. CUEEIE, Returning Officer. THOROUGH OP GEEY LYNN. BIENNIAL ELECTION OP COUNCILLORS. SURREY WARD. In accordance with the Municipal Corporations Act, 1900, the Regulation of Local Elections Act, 1876, and Amendment thereof, I hereby give notice that a Poll, taken on April 24, 901, for the Election of Three (3) Councillors for Surrey Ward resulted as follows:— Arthur Parker ... 193 William* White ... 179 John Rosser ... 137 William Brinsden 133 William S. Smith 127 William W. Dumper 93 Informal 4 I therefore declare MESSES. PARKER, WHITE, and ROSSEK duly Elected Councillors for Surrey Ward. SUSSEX WARD. A Poll, taken on April 24, 1901, for the Election of Three (3) Councillors for Susses Ward resulted as follows: — John Farrell 213 Robert Hall 206 Robert Fester ... 186 James Mukloon ... 145 Informal -. 2 I therefore declare MESSRS. FAEEELL, HALL, and FOSTER duly Elected Councillors for Sussex Ward. RICHMOND WARD. A Poll, taken on April 24, 1901, for Three (3) Councillors for Richmond Ward resulted as follows: — Alexander Donald 139 Thomas Booth 125 Charles McMaster 118 Thomas Billington 105 Charles Morley 99 James Prater 74 Informal 4 I therefore declare MESSES. DONALD, BOOTH, and MCMASTER duly Elected Councillors foi Richmond Ward. J. CUEEIE, Returning Officer. April 25, 1901. jgOEOUGH OP PARNELL. BIENNIAL ELECTION OP COUNCILLOES. At a Poll of the District Electors, held This Day, for the Election of Nine Councillors, the number fixed for the Borough of Parnell, the following are the names of the Candidates and the number of Votes polled by each:— Votes. Richard Stevenson Briggs 336 Charles John Brook 517 George Cozens 289 John Pitt 350 James Gilmour 311 Charles Edward MacCormick ... 344 John McCabe 212 John Pet-ford 298 Henry Cromwell Tewsley 333 William Thomas .- ... 33-1 Informal 5 I therefore declare JOHN PITT, CHAS. E. MAOCOKMICK, EICHAED S. BRIGGS, H. C. TEWSLEY, WILLIAM THOMAS, CHAS. J. BROOK, JAMES GILMOUR, JOHN PETFORD, and GEORGE COZENS duly Elected Councillorn of the Borough of Parnell, they having received the highest number of Votes. BENJ. GILMER, Returning Officer. Parneh, 24th April, 1901. "OOBOUGH OP BIRKENHEAD. BIENNIAL ELECTION OP COUNCILLOES. Notice is hereby given that at a Poll taken on the 24th April, 1901, for the Election of Councillors for the Borough of Birkenhead, the undermentioned number of votes were polled for the respective Candidates :— Wallace, William 228 Hadfield, John 215 Hadfield, Tom 206 Donahoe, Patrick ... 205 White, Edward Jas 197 Thompson, William 193 Keyes, Alexander 176 Taylor, Harry Percival 169 Kay, John Green 157 Frith, Harold 153 Shaw, Charles Jas 125 Heron, David M 127 Day, Henry 79 I therefore declare WM. WALLACE, JOHN HADFIELD, TOM HADFIELD, PATEICK DONAHOE, EDWARD JAMES WHITE, WILLIAM THOMPSON, ALEXANDER KEYES, HARRY PERCIVAL TAYLOR, AND JOHN GREEN KAY to be duly Elected to the Office of Councillors for the Borough of Birkenhead. A. L. WHITE, Returning Officer. Birkenhead, April 25, 1901. -pUKEKOHE EAST ROAD BOARD. GENERAL ELECTION. Abbott, Hugh H. Ballard, George Ballard, "atthew Frank Coinrie, John A. Dromgool, Charles Grant, John Hartley, John Madill, Adam Robinson, Watkin Rutherford, J. G. Wilcox, Henry. The above eleven names being Nominated, and only Nine Members being required, an Election will take place at the Harrlsville School, on SATURDAY, May 4, 1901, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. PREDK. LAUEE, Eeturning Officer. ,1 V NDA L E EOAD DISTEICT. ELECTION NOTICE. Nominations of Candidates to fill Five (5) Ordinary Vacancies on the Avondale Road Board will be received by me, at the Avondale Public Hall, Avondale, on SATURDAY, the 27th day of April, 1901, up to the hour of twelve (12)- o'clock (noon). If necessary, a Poll of the Ratepayers will be taken, at the Public Hall, Avondale, on FRIDAY, May 3rd, 1901, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. CHAS. GEOSYENOR, Returning Officer. Morningside, April 17th, 1901. rnilE MAYORALTY ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS. LADIES AND GENTLEMENHaving done me the honour of electing me Mayor for the purpose of presenting the Citizens' Address of Welcome to their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York on their visit to our city, I fully recognise and acknowledge the unanimity with which the public has been pleased to express itself on this occasion. Assuring you that the confidence reposed in me will not he misplaced. Yours Faithfully, J. LOGAN CAMPBELL. rO THE ELECTORS OP THE GREY LYNN ± . BOROUGH. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— I sincerely thank you for having ieelected me cib your Mayor. Whatever ability II possess as a practical business man shall be freely placeu at your disposal during the coming year, to advance the best interests of the Borough, by keeping paco with the demands for water, sanitation, and road fcrmation necessary owing to the great increase of population during the past few years. . , ■; ■' I am, Yours Respectfully, S. T. WARNOCK.