OHINEMURI LICENSING PETITION.
(PKXSS A3SOCIATIOW TZLEGRAH).
WELLINGTON, January 30. Evidence for the respondents in the Ohinemuri licensing petition was given to-dey by Mr Nathan, Returning Officer, -n-bo denied that there -was any confusion, in tho booth, or*i that the secrecy of the ballot was violated, so far as he knew. He admitted that a number of peopfc were excited, but saw nothing which, tended to influence voters. There was absolute secrecy at the official count. It was th© first pbV Iμ had ©onducted, and it would be the lest. Mr Nicholson, chief dieputy\ Mr Nextfinghani, scrutineer for the No-license Party, Mr Raeburn, licensing scrutineer, and Mr Smith, poll clerk, ami a number of other witnesses, gave oor.roborative evidences i
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Press, Volume LXV, Issue 13337, 1 February 1909, Page 4
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119OHINEMURI LICENSING PETITION. Press, Volume LXV, Issue 13337, 1 February 1909, Page 4
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