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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14845, 23 November 1911, Page 4

Electoral. 4 pEASKU N ELECTORATE. NOTICE OF POLLING DAY. In pursuance of rtie Legislature Act. 1908, and its ■_S__fr&SES ft hereby give . s_?_*MwßS do hen*^ notice that, by \iitue o* ■ « wnifambflr 1911. under the hand oS the Cleric o« j> member lor tto.w WW™ nominations the latest h°u r *°f/?£,„„ An the Twenty*&S San demons of can ;• date must be' noudngad ™ t less ban - two electors of the «.»«" »J' "* ? ion 10 5 of ion paper, as prescribed by see Returning the said Act. delivered *«>*%**% l "™ff Officer on or before Noon on the menu seventh day.of November. X«u. f The following. are the pollinff Places ior the Electoral District of Franklin.The Courthouse, r»kekojbe (principalJ. The Public School. nearAwhftn wharf. The Public School. Awlutu Central. The Public School. Ararimu. The Public Hall, Ardmore. The Public Hall, Alfriston. The Public Hall. Bombay. _._.,,_ , The Wairoa Public Hall. Cleredon. The Ensectariau Church, Brookb>. The Public Hall. Brnry. The Public Hall. Howick. . „ The Building used as a School, uau arahi, near Kaiaua. „ v The Public School .No. 2. KaraKa. The Public. School. Kohekohe. The Public School. Mannkau Heads. The Public Hall. Ultima. , The Publio School, JJataitai. The Public School. Mangere Bridge. The Public Hall. Mangere. The Publio Hall Manurewn. The Publio School. Maraitai The Public School. Ness valley. The Publio School. Paparimu. The Public School, Otau. The Public School, Ponga. The Publio School, Pukekohe Last. The Public School. Papatoetoe. The Publio Hall. Patumahoe. The Publio Hall. Papaknra. The Public Hall, Pakuranca. The Public Hall. Paekington. The Publio School. Paparata. The Public Hall. Otahuhu. The Public Hall, Otaua. • The Public School. Orua Bay. The Publio Hall, Eamarama. The Public Hall, Tamaki Last. The Publio School, Turanga Creek. The Public School. Pollok Settlement. The Public School, Waipipi. The Public School. Waiau. karaka. The Public School. Weymouth. The Methodist Schoolhouse, Woodside. The Public Hall. Waiuku. Dated this 2Cnd day of November, 1911* WILLIAM J. KINO. Returning Officer. Pukekohe. ATOTICE OF LICENSING POLL AND 1\ NATIONAL PROHIBITION POLL. AND OF TIME AND PI.ACE FOR SELECTION OF PIT PERSONS TO APPOINT SCRUTINEERS THEREFOR, In pursuance of the Licensing Act. 1903, and the amendments thereto. J. William Joseph King. Returning Officer for the Franklin Licensing District, do hereby give notice that on the seventh day of December. 1911, the day appointed for taking the Electoral Poll for the electoral District of FRANKLIN simultaneously therewith a. Licensing Poll will be taken upon the following proposals:— I VOTE FOR CONTINUANCE. 1 VOTE FOR NO-LICENSE. And concurrently with the taking of the said Licensing Poll there will he submitted for the determination of the electors of the said Licensing District the question whether National Prohibition shall come , into force throughout New Zealand. The question will be submitted in the following form:— ;'■ i I VOTE AGAINST NATIONAL PROHIBITION. I VOTE FOR NATIONAL PROHIBITION. ":'.' Nominations of persona to appoint Scru- . tineers in accordance with the Licensing Act. 1908. and the amendments thereto must be lodged with me not later than five o'clock in the afternoon of the 50th day of • November, 1911. And I hereby give notice that I shall, on the second day of December, 1911. at the hour of nine o'clock in - the forenoon, at my Office in Pukekohe. publicly consider all nomination papers of persons to appoint Scrutineers which have been duly lodged in respect of the Licensing Poll for the said Licensing District and in respect of the National Prohibition Poll. Dated at Pukekohe, this 23rd day of November, 1911. WILLIAM J. KING, Returning Officer. ■■'.•',.. » • ' v . ' " • " . OF POLLING-DAY. In pursuance of the Legislature Act. 1908, and its ' Amendments. -I. Henry Hawthorne! " Grant R-alfe, Returning Officer for the Elec- j toral District of AUCKLAND WEST, do herein- giro notice that, by virtue of a Writ bear- [ ing date the 21st day of November. 1911. " •tinder the hand of the Clerk of the Writs. «in election will be held for the return of a qualified person to serve as Member for ' - the said district; and that the latest hour for receiving nominations of Candidates will he noon on the 27th day of November. 1911: .and that the Poll, if necessary, will taken at the several polling places of the said district on the 7th day of December, 1911. ; ...' Every man desirous of becoming a Candidate must be nominated by not less than two electors of the district, by a nomination paper a? prescribed by Section 105 of • the said Act, delivered to the Retnrmng ' . Officer on or before noon on the 27th day of November, 1911. . . " The following are the, polling places for the Electoral District of Auckland West:* iNos. 1; to 6—The Windsor Hall. Ponsonby ■:■■:.'.'■ Road (principal). ■' !Nos. 7, 8. and 9—The "Primitive Methodist Schoolroom, corner of Franklin Road and • . Wellington-street. ."Not. 10 and ll~The St. Stephen's Schoolroom, Jervois Road. Nos. 12 and .13— Queen's Hall. Paget- ■ street." ""• «, Nos. 14 and 15—The Public School, Bayfield. ; Nos. 16 and The Public School, Richmond load. . . Dated this 22nd day of November. 1911. ■' HENRY H. G. RALFE, Returning Officer. jIVFOTTCE OF LICENSING POLL AND NAi li\ TIONAL PROHIBITION POLL, AND OF • TIME AND PLACE FOR BELECTIOX OF FIT PERSONS TO APPOINT SCRU- [ TINEERS THEREFOR. .In pursuance of the Licensing Act. 1908, and the amendments thereto, J, Henry Hawthorne Grant Ralfe, Returning Officer for the Auckland Licensing District, do * hereby give notive that on the 7th day of (December, 1911, the day annotated for taking , the Electoral Polls for the Electoral Districts of AUCKLAND WEST. AUCKLAND CENTRAL, and AUCKLAND EAST simultaneously therewith a Licensing Poll 'will-be taken upon the following proposals:— I VOTE FOE CONTINUANCE.' • I VOTE FOR NO-LICENSE. And concurrently with the taking of the «aid Licensing Poll there will be submitted for the determination of the electors of the said Licensing District the question whether National Prohibition shall come into force throughout New Zealand. The question will ne submitted in the following form: Y VOTE AGAINST NATIONAL PROHIBITION. _. VOTE FOR NATIONAL PROHIBITION. Nominations of persons to appoint ScrutiHS£ r8 in. accordance with the Licensing Act. 1908, and the amendments thereto must be lodged with me not later than five o'clock • l n the afternoon of the 30th day of NovemJber, 1911. And I hereby give notice that I , -...,11 on the 2nd day of December. 1911, at the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at my office in Magistrate's Court, Auckland. •publicly consider all nomination-papers of persons to appoint Scrutineers which have been duly lodged in respect of the Licensing Poll for the said Licensing District and in respect of the National Prohibition Poll. . Dated at Auckland, this 22nd day of Noi '* vember, 1911. * HENRY H» G. RALFE, Returning Officer. I AUCKLAND CITY PROHIBITION AND TEMPERANCE LEAGUE. At a Special Meeting of Members, held on ' November 21. 1911, it was decided to endorse the resolution unanimously passed at. the Dominion No-License Convention, in Wellington last June, which was representative of the 76 electorates:— Resolved: "That this" Conference reaffirms the principle, of simple majority in licensing legislation it maintains the equal value of every vote: it condemns as unjust and intolerable the three-fifths handicap, which has , obtained for 17 years; and it urges electors to refuse to vote for candi- ;. dates who support the three-fifths j majority." A copy of the above was forwarded to the candidates for the three city seats, and the undermentioned are the only ones who have replied that they will support the Democratic Principle of Rule by Majority: — MR. C. H. POOLE, Auckland West. ME. M. J. SAVAGE, Auckland Central. ME. ARTHUR WITHY, Auckland East. W. J. MA.CDERMOTT, ' 'Secretary. , ■ 'it ■■■ : . ;i