IN OTHER CENTRES.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 20707, 3 May 1929, Page 10

IN OTHER CENTRES.

WHANGAREI.—For the Borough Council Messrs L. J. Brake. L. T PickperA T'-vJ ; ++ Bra r lris £ y ’ J - E - Ho lmes, E. 9' Tihbrfcts, J Jackson. A. H. Curtis, J. DonaWson, and A. M. Rust were elec^ ITofmpa f^Lrb^ ur , B °ard; Messrs J. E. Sotaes P Gardner. Hospital Board: MX.,!/'W. Jo“S d ‘°"' M '“ ,a D ' AKAVILLE.— I The municipal election results are as follows:—Mayor- $ Coumn% (S T 132’l 32 ’. A - Council. S. L. Spanhaake, ii. Berry. B V. EopeA.C. Ball. F. J. Hosking D L. Ross, F. C. Gould, P. J. Sundberg J. .i LGan. in the order mentioned, fbur others stood. Messrs Rope and Gould are new councillors. was A M?TOr G in‘~ Mr B ‘ C -Hobbins (who wag Mayor 10 years ago) was elected i N r, Hes Mes ?, rß A - L Tanks and Allow t? o, Councillors: Messrs F. J. "Bely, Dr Stuart, A. F. Newsham Board: Mr G. Green (unopposed). The > br - y oan proposal and a loan to drain area of the town were re“ aja-sssiff- Tar-i MORRINSVILLE.— William VljSf »oppo«d MPhet - S73 E J. A c o g^Ss l - 38 C 8 ™ 1 ‘“ (^Pled) NGARUAWAHIA.—MayoraIty; H J ROTOTJTTA 8^^ 3 “**• Eyre 108r B yT°RUA—Mayor: Thomas Jackson. Council: C. Urquhart, W. Galbraith, 0. t; Jo o h=; c: g; Hodg S r on A - Sw W°. a Hin (unopSS! d ; H ° Spital B ° ard: the mayoralty; S’ Ah Pcdes E, Manson 382, 6 F. Thompson 97. Councillors elected w re i ™ Bishara, A. T. Drifill, J. E W B ‘ o’ I ?• M - Simmons. C. W. Davis. S. R Dryland, Z. Simcock J. W. Harvey. River Trust: G. E. Manson. C. A Boles. Hospital Board: R. Beautrais, R, V. Pickin. WAIROA.—The sitting Mayor, Mr J. Lorkill. was easily defeated by Mr R T Esther, a former town clerk. Only three' of the old council were re-elected. There was heavy polling, DANNEVIRKE.—For the mayoralty: Mr Marcus D. Smith 980. Mr H. S M Quigley 818. For the Borough Council Messrs C. J. Hansard, S. M‘Nabb, W M'Kinnon, I.’ W. Ward, A. W. Smith. W. Dobson, L. Stean, F. W. Smith, and D. Glover were elected, in that order. PAHIATUA.—For the mayoralty: Mr J. D. Wilson 343, Mr S. T. Tinney 204; councillors (nine)—Messrs Murch 437, Davidson 390, Murphy 359, Boagey 357, Britland 355, Tulloch 344, Ross 304, Donald 294, Brown 293, Vaughan 272, Moriarty 2G7, Hodd 238, White 208, Bentley 199, Lett 191, Wills 126, Neilson 97, WOODVILLE.—For the mayoralty: H. P. Horne (re-elected) 213, Frank Shearman 110. CARTERTON.—For the mayoralty W. Fisher was returned unopposed. The election of the council resulted: J. L. Churchhouse. G. Hughan, J. Udy, W.' Tucker, W. A. Hart, D. L. Taverner, C. E. Jones, E. Clarke, and A. M. Broadbent. T. H. Hughes, a member of the council for 20 years,' and H. H. Armstrong were defeated. A poll on the question of forming the borough into a fire board was defeated by 255 to 108. ELTHAM.—I. J. Bridger was reelected. defeating G. W. Peebles by 634 to 221 for the mayoralty. HAWERA.—There were 11 candidates for nine seats on the Hawera Borough Council, those successful being Messrs E. Morrissey. W. G. Strange, J. M. Townsend, W. G. Walkley. G. J. Bayley. W. G. Simpson, A.* Reid (re-elected), A. K. Fyson, and A. K. North. RICHMOND.—For the mayoralty: H W. Kelly 255, J. Hune 217. HOKITIKA.—For the mayoralty Mr George Perry was re-elected, polling 409 votes, H. M. Coulson 386. and W. Jeffries 265. ASHBURTON.—Mr R. Galbraith was re-elected Mayor for his eighth term, defeating the Deputy Mayor, Mr W. H. Woods, by 829 to 695 The old council was returned, one new member occupying Mr Woods’s seat. Dr Wells, who criticised expenditure, was elected to the Hospital Board, defeating Mr F. Pritchard by a large majority. WATMATE.—PubIic endorsement of Mayor G. Dash’s progressive policy was given in his return unopposed and in the election of his full ticket for the council; Dr Wylie, F. T. Wallace, G. Richardson, J. B. Robinson, W. G. Paul, D, MacDonald. A. E T.eti-is ,T TCii-hv. ,T. Atwill.