LOCAL BODIES

Stratford Evening Post, Volume II, Issue 224, 20 April 1933, Page 5

LOCAL BODIES

y ; Nominations for Office POSITION IN OTHER I CENTRES , Wellington j Press Association.—-Copyright, i Wellington, To-day.—Mr. T. C. A. I Hislop was re-elected Mayor unopj posed. j There are 84 nominations for 15 ( seats on the City Council, including i one Communist. Timaru I j Timaru, To-day.—Nominations closlod at noon for the local elections. 1 There arc three candidates for the j Mayoralty; Messrs. T. W. Satterfh-

j waile (sitting Mayor), A. Kennedy j and W. Angland. There are 1!) nom’nj aliens for the council (nine requiri ed), six Hospital Board (three requiri ed) four for the Power Board (three i required), four for ihe Harbour Board j (three required) and five for the High I School Board (four required). New Plymouth j New Plymouth, To-day.—The Mayi oral nominations are Mr. H. V. S. i Griffiths (sitting Mayor) and Mr. E. | R. C. Gilmour. There are 17 nomina- ■ lions for eight seats on the Borough ; Council, five for two Harbour Board j seats and ten for four Hospital Board I seats.

Wanganui

Wanganui, To-day.—-Two nominations have been received for the Mayoralty, viz.: The present Mayor, Mr. N. G. Armstrong, and Mr, J. T. Hogan. For the 12 scats on the council, 22 nominations have been received.

Extraordinary Position at

Masterton

Masterton, To-day.—Mr. T. Jordan was re-elected u'nopposcd as Mayor. The nominations for the council are two short of the required number. An extraordinary) election will thus be necessary.