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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18275, 16 December 1922, Page 18

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I hereby Rive public notice that at tho Licensing Poll taken under tho provisions of the saic Act'the number of valid votes recorded fo' each proposal submitted under section 8 oi _ tho Licensing Amendment Act, 1910, vrat «s follows: — For tho proposal that licenses be restored in the district 381E For the proposal that licenses bo not , restored in the district . • . • • . 57! if The total number of valid votes recorder at tha poll was 9610. and, as the miobei of valid votes recorded in favour cf th< proposal that licenses be restored in tht P district is less than three-fifths of the iota 1 l- number of votes recorded, I hereby declare that proposal to be not carried. Dated at Auckland this 15th day of December, 1922. ARTHUR HEDLEY FRAER, ■ i- "Returning OfficerT ICENSING P 0 LL, 1922. n DECLARATION OF LICENSING POLL. LICENSING DISTRICT OF EDEN. In pursuance of the Licensing Act, 1908 I herebv eive public notice that at the Licensing Poll taken under the provisions of the sait' Act the number of valid votes recorded fo: each proposal submitted under section 8 of the Licensing Amendment Act, 1910, waips follows:—- - ■ For tho proposal that licenses be re- {, stored in the district 306fr For the proposal that licenses be not restored in the district BUf Tlts total number of valid votes recorded at the poll was 8174. and, as the number of valid votes recorded in favour of tin r proposal that licenses be restored in th« district is less than three-fifths of the tota' number of votes recorded, I hereby declare th"t proposal to be n"t carried. Dated ft Auckland this 15th day of De- - rCemher - 19 "- J. H. V. CARR. ELECTORAL. JL . * ——— ' "OAGLAN ELECTORATE, n * THANKS. , I wisli to tender my sincere thanks to •• the Electors who supported me on the 7th inst,. in such a substantial manner, and _ tJ-unt tho continued confidence will be fully - justified at the expiry of the term. . To all Voluntary Workers, to Friende who provided motor-cars, and to those- whe in any way rendered assistance, I gratec" fully acknowledge same, and thank them ~ for their work and support. T specially _ thank the Members of my Committee foi 5- their untiring efforts, and the successful 0\ result achievedSincerely yours, - R. F. BOLLARD. I RAN KLIN ELECTORATE. " I desire to thank all those Electors 'who " supported my candidature on December 1. Although, not successful, we can. I think, - | fairly claim that wo justified our existence, s, The general results of the Elections point t- to the fact, that, with one more attempt i- the position WILL BE OURS. Until that opportunity offers, we will say " Au Revoir, - but not goodbye." ,0 Yours Very S'neerelv. B - JOSEPH REA. 8 ' IN BANKRUPTCY, h- IN BANKRUPTCY—IN THE SUPREME to ± COURT, HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND id Notice is hereby given that JAMES ~ t ALOYSIUS WALSH, of Ohinewai, Flaxj miller, was this day adjudged Bankrupt and I hereby summon a Meeting of Credi- - tors to be holden at my Office on THURSk, DAY, the 21st day of December, 1922, at to 11 a.m. o'clock. W: S. FISHER, Py Official Assignee. 1 December 15. 1922-