BOROUGH ELECTIONS.

Waikato Times, Volume 113, Issue 18925, 20 April 1933, Page 7

BOROUGH ELECTIONS.

WAIKATO CENTRES.

NOMINATION’S REOEIVED.

NAMES OF CANDIDATES. Nominations for borough councils and borough representatives on powu and hospital boards In the Waikatooutside of Hamilton and Te Avvamutu, which closed yesterday —closed at noon to-day. There will be no election m Morrinsville or Te Aroha, only the necessary number of nominations being received for the various offices. Following are the nominations.— CAMBRIDGE. Mayor. ‘Priestly, C. H. (Unopposed). Oounoll. ‘Bell, H. A. ‘Boyce, C. W, ‘Calvert, G. R. C. ‘Clark, C. W. James, Edgar ‘Moore, W. Niooll, A. H. •Wells, T. M. ‘Wilkinson, A. , , As a result of a recent decision by the Cambridge Borough Council the number of councillors to constitute the council was reduced from nine to six. Waikato Hospital Board. There was only one nomination for the seat on 'the Waikato Hospital Board, the candidate being:— ‘Bell, H. A. (Unopposed). Cambridge Electric Power Board. For two seats , representing the council on the Cambridge Electric Power Board the following were nominated: — '• James, S. R. ‘Moore, W. Vale, S. L. ‘Wells/ T. M. HUNTLY. Mayor. ‘George, W. C. E. McNee, J. Council. Davies, W. C. ‘Tall, T. ‘Harrison, J. C. ‘Kosoof, L. Meyer, H. ‘Parkes, W. ‘Sheeran, H. J. R. Central Elaotrlo Power Board. For one seat on the Central Electrio power Board the Following have been nominated: — ‘George, W. C. E. Sheeran, H. J. R. MORRINSVILLE. —7 . Mayor. ‘Osborne, W. T-. (Unopposed). Borough Council. ‘Hetherington, W. ‘Morriee, W. ‘Pickett, F. A. ‘Skinner, A. J. ‘Wilson, D. Chapman, B. Mr 11. J. Barford Is the retiring oouncillor. No election will be necessary. Thames Valley Power Board. The only nomination for the one seat on the Thames Valley Electric power Board' Is:— ‘Allen, J, M. (Unopposed). NQARUAWAHIA. Mayor. ‘Eyre, R. (Unopposed). Borough Council. Elliot, T. 11. ‘Hlckllng, F. I. ‘McGowan, C. Mills, F. D. ‘Prendergast, J. ‘Sampson, H. D. Saulbrey, S. S. ‘Thomas, D. W. ‘Wright, K. M. Central Electrio Power Board. One nomination for the one seat on the Central Electrio Power Board for Ngaruawahia and part of the Hamilton Borough (Maeroa) has been received, that of: — •Saulbrey, S.S. (Unopposed). TE AROHA. Mayor. ‘Coulter, R. (Unopposed). Council. Dale, W. T. Grice, G. ‘Hamilton, V. G. ‘Hedge, G. ‘Kennedy, W. C. ‘McMahon, D. Pease, H. J. ‘Smith, W. E. Thames Valley Power Board. For the one seat on the Thames Valley Electric Power Board one nomination has been received:— •Arthur, C. A. (Unopposed). _ Thames Harbour Board. There will be no election for the Thames Harbour Board this year, the body’s term of office having been extended. Mr R. Coulter represents To Aroha on the board. (* Represents sitting member.) AT HASTINGS. TWO NOMINATIONS FOR MAYOR. /ny Telegraph.—Press Association.) HASTINGS, Thursday. For the Hastings Mayoralty two nominations have been received: Messrs G. F. Roach (the present Mayor), and G. A. Maddison. For the nine council seats there are 21 nominations. For two seats on the Hawke’s Ray Power Board and two on the Hospital Board the sitting members have been returned unopposed. For two seats on Ihr Napier Harbour Board there are six nominations

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A Splendid Autumn. —“The Waikato is looking exceedingly well. Taranaki is looking equally well, and so is the Manawatu district. In fact, 1 don't think we have ever had a hotter autumn in those places and North Auckland." staled Mr H. it. Dickie, M.D. for Paten, to a Waikato Times reporter to-day. Mr Dickie has just concluded a tour uf the areas mentioned.