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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14047, 29 April 1909, Page 4

1 rPHE CITY OF AUCKLAND COUNCIL. BIENNIAL ELECTION OP COUNCILLORS. At a Poll taken on the 28th day of April, 1909, for the Election of Fifteen Councillors for the City of Auckland Council, the undermentioned number of votes were polled for the following candidates :~ Rasnall. Lemuel John 3,212 Black, William Pierpont 743 Casey, Maurice ... 3,059 Davis, George 1.440 Kntricau, Andrew Jack 3,245 Finnane, Daniel 816 Gaudin. Frederick Edward Norman 2,173 Knight. George 2,989 Long, Thomas 1.028 Ma okay, Peter Mitchell 3,140 Mennie. James Milne 3,156 Michaels, Ralph Thomas 1.862 McCallum. Moncrieff Murray ... 2.18& Norhenv. Patrick Joseph 2,609 Parr. Christopher James ... 3,206 Patterson, John 2,538 Pullen, John Francis 1,611 Read, George Edward 2,570 Shaw, Henry 2,181 , Smeeton, Herbert Manic ... ... 2.597 Thompson, William Augustus ... 2.210 Tudehope. Robert 3,088 Tutt, George 2,642 Informal, 126. I therefore hereby declare the following Candidates to be duly elected to the Office of Councillors for the said city: — P.AONALL. LEMUEL JOHN CASEY, MAURICE ENTRICAN. ANDREW JACK KNIGHT, GEORGE MACKAY. PETER MITCHELL, MENNIE. JAMES MILNE MCCALLUM, MONCRIEFF MURRAY NEKHENY, PATRICK JOSEPH PARR, CHRISTOPHER JAMES PATTERSON. JOHN READ, GEORGE EDWARD S.>u:. r ,i'ON. HERBERT MAYNE THOMPSON. WILLIAM AUGUSTUS TUDEHOPE. ROBERT TUTT, GEORGE. . T. USSHER, Returning Officer. 28. H.M. Arcade. Queen-street, April 29, 1909. QITY COUNCIL ELECTION. MR. P. J. NERHENY heartily thanks his Friends and Supporters for placing him in the proud position of being one of their representatives in the City Council, and begs to assure them that he will use his best endeavours to justify the confidence they have reposed in him. J. A. BRABSTREET, TMPORTER, IT" ARANGAHAPE T?OAD. MEW j\,riLLINERY MOW QPENED. Including 1 7fi MODEL HATS (THE LATEST STYLES). -ill/ Prices from 15s lid to 45a ; T ADIES' AND TIHILDREN'S pOATS. HUNDREDS TO CHOOSE FROM. OUR HOME BUYER WRITES:-" These Garments should sell quickly, as they are the latest styles and colourings, and much below market prices." T ADIES' -WALKING CKIRTS AND

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