LICENSING COMMITTEE NOMINATIONS.

New Zealand Mail, Issue 780, 11 February 1887, Page 20

LICENSING COMMITTEE NOMINATIONS.

The following nominations of candidates for the Licensing Committees of Lambton and Thorndon Licensing Districts took place on Tuesday afternoon :—Thorndon —William Johnson, proposed by Daniel Drake, seconded by William Cook ; William Cook, proposed by Daniel Drake, seconded by W. Freeman ; TT. B. Parsonage, proposed by Daniel Drake, seconded by W. Cook ; F. H. Fraser, proposed by D„ Drake, seconded by W. Cook ; W. Tinney, proposed by G. Fisher, seconded by James Barry ; George Fisher, proposed by W. J. Garratt, seconded by W. Tinney ; W. F. Parsons, proposed by W. Tinney, seconded by W. Freeman; J. E. Hayes, proposed by W. Freeman, seconded by J. J. Curtis; C. T. Richardson, proposed by J. Barry, seconded by W. H. Frethey ; E. H. Goldsmith, proposed by J. Saunders, seconded by C. E. W. Willeston. The following nominations were received for the Lambton Incensing District J. E. Hayes, proposed by J. Huxley, seconded by C. W. Ludwig ; A. Barnett, proposed by E. W. Mills, seconded by C. Hill; E. H. Goldsmith, proposed by J. Saunder 3, seconded, by W. B. Edwards ; C. E. W. Willeston. proposed by C. Hill, seconded by E. W. Mills ; George Fisher, proposed by B. Levy, seconded by Thomas Gordon. Ab there were five members to be elected, and only that number being nominated, Mr H. M. Lyon, the Returning Officer, declared Messrs J. E. Hayes, A. Barnett, E. H. Goldsmith, C. E. W. Willeston, and G. Fisher duly elected. The following nominations of candidates to represent the Te Aro and Cook Licensing Committees were received Wednesday by Mr J. Ames, the Returning Officer :—Te Aro— Mr E. H. Goldsmith, proposed by Mr S. R. Dransfield, seconded by Mr J. D. Baird; Mr Paul Coffey, proposed by Mr James Petherick, seconded by Mr W. A. Waters ; Mr Andrew Young, proposed by Mr Edward Anderson, seconded by Mr J. D. Baird ; Mr J. E. Hayes, proposed by Mr J. A. Kerby, seconded by Mr George Hill; Mr James Petherick, proposed by Mr W. A. Waters, seconded by Mr Christopher Sommerville ; Mr George Fisher, proposed by Mr E. C. Evans, seconded by Mr W. C. Fitz Gerald ; Mr John Collins, proposed by Mr James Jamieson, seconded by Mr J. Beck; Mr F. H. Fraser, proposed by Mr Jamas Jamieson, seconded by Mr J. Beck ; Mr A. Barnett, proposed by Mr James Jamieson, seconded by Mr J. Beck ; Mr Richard Ayres, proposed by Mr James Jamieson, seconded by Mr J. Beck; Mr J. W. Fear, proposed by Mr James Jamieson, seconded by Mr J. Beck. Cook — Mr J. E. Hayes, proposed by Mr Henry Moss, seconded by Mr N. J. Isaacs ; Mr James Petherick, proposed by Mr J. L. Bacon, seconded by Mr F. Hill; Mr Paul Coffey, proposed by Mr J. L. Bacon, seconded by Mr Henry Moss; Mr Andrew Young, proposed by Mr E. H. Yuile, seconded by Mr James 'McDowell ; Mr George Fisher, proposed by Mr F. Hill, seconded by Mr W. F. Richards ; Mr E. H. Goldsmith, proposed by C. E. W. Willeston, seconded by Mr T. W, Yirang ; Mr Charles Taylor, proposed by Mr Charles Cowan, seconded by Mr John Halley; Mr F. H. Fraser, proposed by Mr J. Jamieson, seconded by Mr E. D. Butts ; Mr John Collins, proposed by Mr J. Jamieson, seconded by Mr E. D. Butts ; Mr Richard Ayres, proposed by Mr J. Jamieson, seconded by MrE. D. Butts ; Mr F. J. W. Fear, proposed by Mr J. Jamieson, seconded by Mr E. D. Butts ; Mr William Allan, proposed by Mr J. Jamieson, seconded by Mr E. D. Butts.

(united press association.) Dunedin, February 9. Five gentlemen have .been nominated as representatives of the temperance section, and five of the moderate party, for the city licensing elections.