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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 68, 20 March 1903, Page 4

THE TARANAKI LICENSING DISTRICTNAMES OF OiNniDATKS AND THEIR NOMINATORS. Walter Ambury, nominated by Frank Gaorge Evans, Vivian-street, clergyman; Ernest. Faber Fookes, Devon-street, medical practitioner. Frederick Augustus Bennett, nominated by Samuel Smith Osborne, Devon-street, minister; William Bichard Woolley, Gilbert-sfcree!", Bjptist minister. Daniel Berry, nominated by Arthur Standisb, Fi'zroy District, solicitor ; John Edward Wilson, South-nnd, solicitor; Rebert Coleman, Gill-sfcieet, builder ; Alfred Ernest Sykes, Dawsonsfciee*-, cbemipt. Thomas Brash, nominated by Thomas Rich? Hodder, Viviin-sheet, 6tationer; John Handy, Eliotstreet, settler. William Francis Brooking, nominated by Francis Peacock Oorkill, Kidge lane, land agent; John Avery, New Plymouth, tobacconist; James Frederick Stohr, New Plymouth, tobacconist; William Dawson Webster, New Plymouth, shipping agent. Thomas Pole Hughson, nominated by Alfred Dalton Fielder, Rahol u, plumber; John Grey, junior, Rthotu, butcher; John H. White, Rahotu, missionary. Ebinezkr Maxwell, nominated by Thomas Avery, New Plymouth, bookseller; Frederick West, Rabotu, coachbuilder; John A. Colmer, Rahotu, blacksmith. James Scttt McKellab, nominated by Henry Blackburn Leatham, New P ymoutb, medical practiujntr; Robert Todd, j Avinue-road, coal merchant; I David Terd, New Plymouth, chemist; Thomas Furlong, junior, New Plymouth, tobacconist. William Litchpiild Newman, nominated by Murdock Fraser, New Plymouth, merchant; William Young Campbell, New Plymouth, builder ; William John Sh.iw, New Plymouth, land agent; Jonathan Blyth, New Plymouth, draper. John Henry Parker, nominated by William Drew, New Ply- j mouth, Baptist minister; Charles Emanuel Bollringer, New Plymouth, paperhanger.

THE TICKETS. The following are understood to be the ticke's of the Prohibition (pledged to 10 o'clock license) and Moderate (unpledged) Parties: Pledged to 10 o'clock licenses: Messrs W. Ambury, Rrv. F. A. Bennett, J. H. Parker, Thos. Brash, and T. P. Unpledged: Messrs Daniel Berry, W. L. Newman, J. S. McKellar, W. F. Brooking, and E. Maxwell,

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