LICENSING COMMITTEES.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXVIII, Issue 7979, 6 March 1906, Page 5

LICENSING COMMITTEES.

WANGANUL WANGANUI, Marcb ft. The present Licensing Committee baa beou re-elected, there having been no other candidates.

WAIPAWA.

DANNEVIRKE, March 5. The following have been nominated for the Waipawa Licensing Committee:—Messrs C. E. Baines, S. Franklin, L. S. McKay, A. W. Skerman, G. Wratt, A. W. Collett, C. E. Pettersen, C. C. Smih, Pastor Ries, and Rev. A. Grant. The latter five are the nominees of the Prohibition party. v

PALMER3TON NORTH.

PALMERSTON N., Marcb 5. Six Moderates, two Independents, and four straight-out Prohibitionists have been nominated for the Licensing Committee here.

TARANAKI.

NEW PLYMOUTH, March 5. Owing to the compromise between tbe Licensed Victuallers and the Counoil of Churches, only the requisite number was nominated for the Taranaki Licensing Committca which is bound to 10 o'clook closing. Two members gwere nominated by tbe Victuallers and two by tbe Churches, the fifth beiug selected by the Mayor of New Plymouth.

HAWERA. I

HAWERA, March 5. A compromise has been effected between the No-license' and the Liquor parties whereby the latter have three aijd the former two members on the Committee. The Licensed victuallers have agreed to 10 o*clock licenses.

DUNE DIN

DUNEDIN, 'March 5. Seven nominations have been received for the Caversham Licensing Committee. In the Bruce district there will be no contest, the Nolicense party nominees having been accepted. For Waikouaiti both parties have nominated full committees.

CARTERTON.

(Special to Age).

CARI'ERTON, March 5. Aa only the required number of candidates (five) have been nominated, there will be no election for a Licensing Committee. «*.