THE NOMINATIONS.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1732, 24 April 1913, Page 8

THE NOMINATIONS.

PULL LIST OF LOCAL BODIES' CANDIDATES. MEETINGS AND SPEECHES. The nominations for the Mayoralty and (3oimcil elections in Wellington City and in the suburban boroughs, and also for the Harbour Board and Hospital and Charitable Add Board closed nt noon yesterday. Following -were the nominations received for -the various elections in Wcl- ; lington city:— : CITY MAYORALTY. JOHN PEARCE LUKE.—Nominators: J. G. W. Aitken, T. Clark, X). W. AndorsoM.W. Campbell, G. E. Prince. : J>AVID M'LAREN. —Nominators: P. J. O'Regan, Eliza A. Hampton, T. K. Garrett, David Morris, May B. Dickie, Clifford Shakes. CITY COUNCIL. (Thirty-seven Candidates—Fifteen vacancies.) (ARTHUR RICHMOND ' ATKINSON. Nominators: J. G. Findlay, M. Myers, M. Hay, E. F. Adams, W. J. Heljer, T. Fathers. ; .WILLIAM HENRY PETER BARBER.— r Nominators: : C. Palliser, Lewis H. 1 B. Wilson. : ,WALTER SCOTT BEDFORD—Nomina- ' . tors: T. Fathers, H. Smith, J. E. H. Moir, K. S. Gandy. — - HARRY BUDDLE.—Nominators: A. Batclielor, R. W. Brown. ' i ELIJAH JOHN CAREY.—Nominators: T. C. Foster, J. V.' Saunders,- J. ! Hutchison, T. O'Keefe, J. Donaldson. ; JOHN CASTLE.—Nominators: M. Mur-, ! (loch, J, B. Haddon. • i CHARLES HENRY CHAPMAN.—Nom--1 inators: W. Whyte, T. Smith, S. Gor- <! don. ■ • i FALK COHEN.—Nominators: J. A. ; Tripe, I'. Coffey, D. Robertson, D. C. i v Bates, W. G. Duthie, John georgt; wemyss dalrymr V PLE.—Nominators: 'M. J. Reardon, G. S. Roberts, L. M. A. Reardon. r (WILLIAM DOBSON.-Nominators: D. L MacMillan, G. Blatherwick, A. W. Croskery,. H. J. Rod,' S. F. M'Lean. ! JOHN EDWARD FITZGERALD.—Nom- : inators: E. Bull, L. A. George, A. A. George, W. W. Nosh. ' : FLETCHER.—Nominators: W. Wiggins, H. J. Williams,' R. Tingey. i GEORGE FROST.—Nominators: W. Macintosh, .T.-C: Cusack, T. Bush, L. W. Roive, W. 11. Bennett, W. Smith, J. : Avery, W. H. Turnbull, J. A. Short, D. C.' Bates. ' r ' ■ JOHN FULLER.—Nominators: J. A. Tripe, J. B. Speed, E: R. Dymock. - JAMES GODBER.—Nominators: A. Veitch, Agnes Reid, P. Mackin, W. Wills. , SOLOMON GORDON.—Nominators: John Riggi M.L.C., L.'M. A. Rearden, J. B. i • Hobart. iWILLIAM HENRY HAMPTON.—Nominators: A. C. S. French,;! 1 . D. Cornwell, ,L. M. A. Rearden. 'AT.FR.ET) HUMPHREY HINDMARSH—' Nominators: W. G. Parker, Hyman i Znoker, L..F. Pnlsford, IC. S. Gandy, ; J. M. Beveridge. . . • : 'ALFRED REED HORNBLOW —Nominators: William Hall, R. H. Wilson, r THOMAS' CHARLES. ATKINSON HISLOP —Nominators: Annie Sexton, W. 11. Turnbull, A. A. Paape, F. O'Brien, B. Doherty, G. Wilson, T. Caliill. KEDWARD KENNEDY—Nominators: I'. D. Cornwall, W. Waterworth. : MARTIN MAXWELL FLEMING LTTCKlE—Nominators: C., P. Sker- '< l-ett, A. J. Abbott. ' i- FRANCIS WALLACE MACKENZIE.— ( Nominators:\N. I. Gooder, Rebecca; • LEONARD S. WILSON MTCENZIE.- ; Nominators: Catherine Wiielau, J. C. Cusack. H. Brittain, W. Smitli. .. : DANIEL MORlAßTY—Nominators: D. R. Kennedy, H. Smith, H. Thompson, i THOMAS NEAVE.—Nominators:. J. 1. ! Atkins, H. C. W. J3lick. . - , : WILLIAM CHARLES NOOT— Nominn- ; tors: F. D. Cornwall, G. Blatherwick,

A. J. Mills, H.' Rogers. . m • : WILLIAM PERRY—Nominators:/!. M. AVilford, Charles Haynes, Thomas i Burke, W. AVylie, W. H. Turnbull, Hugh Mackenzie.' . ■ JOHN HENRY I'OLLOCK.-Noimnators: ; I). Robertson, Edith L. AVestou, A. Anderson, Margaret Devine. ; MICHAEL JOHN RE APvDON.—Nominators: James Cotter-ill, Thomas Smith. ; .WILLIAM TANNER—Nominators: Jarncs Binnie, Mabel Hardinge Maltby, George-Phillip, F. Aldous._ . : WILLIAM JOHN THOMPSON .-Nominators: John G. AV. Aitkcn, Goorgo Shirteliffc. David Kobertsoh. : EDWATtD TREGE AR.—Nominators: Robert W. Arm it, P. D. Gornwell. : JAMES TREVOR-—Nominators: Charles M. Luke, John, Smith. ;„ TTTI ,. r _ i ROBERT BRADFORD WILLIAMS.— ; Nominators: J. Reed Wesson, C, ; • M'lntyre, E. Morris, 1t.,D.. Edwards,. E. A. Austin'. N. 13. Austin, Janet - Griffiths, J. Griffiths. '- ROBERT ALEXANDER. WRIGHr.Nominators: Caroline L. J.onks, A. J. Jackie, T. M'Dowell 1 . ■ . j WILLIAM THOMAS YOUNG.—Nomina- ; tors: AY. K. Smitliymai), AV. Dobson, ! A. Parlane, A. W: Croskory. \

HARBOUR BOARD

(Nine Candidates—Four Vacancies.) { MICHAEL FRANCIS BOERKE.-Nom-inators: AY ■ E. A. Gill, G. A. AV. 1 M'Kcnzin. . • ELIJAH JOHN CAREY.-Nominators: ■ Thomas., Smifclt, AV. A. Memtt, ; Thomas King, AV. Wnyt-e, J. a. i M'Conkev. 1 . ! GEORGE- GRAY FARL AND.—N-omina-. tors- Thomas Smith, Michael Laracy. : JOHN EDWARD FITZGERALD.—Nominators : Edwaxd Bull, Lancelot A. George. A. A. George, AV. AV. Nash, V John Smith. • . , ROBERT ■ FLETCHER.—Nominators: Willian AViggits; Herbert J. Williams, Richard Tingey. I 'ALFRED If tTMPHR'GY "HINDMARSH.--Nominator?: Lnvis T, Pnlsford, Iv. S. ; Gaudy,- James jr. Beveridge, AV. G. Parker. , , ■ 'ARTHUR LEIGIT llTTNT.—Nominators:, i James Macintosh. John Smith. 1 MICHAEL JOHN REA.RDON—Nomina- : tors- James Cot.leriH. Thomas Smith. : ROBERT '■ ALEXANDER. WRIGHT.— ; Nominators: J. C. Bishop, W. E. Woods/C., E. Luxford. : HOSPITAL AMD CHARITABLE AID BOARD. ; (Twenty-five Candidates—Fourteen Vacan- ; ties.) , WALTER. SCOTT BEDFORD.—Nomina- : ■ tors: Hari-y Smith, J. C. H. Moir, J. ! Nash, T. Fathers.. ; DUNCAN CAMPBELL.—Nominators: i Thomas T-revaniou Hugo, AV. If. Turnbull. ; ELIJAH JOHN CAREY.—Nominators: E. Kennedy, T. C. Tester, J. Sullivan, ; F. Marsh. FREDERICK CASTLE—Nominators: G. ■ E. Godber, George AVinder. CHARLES HENRY CHAPMAN.—Nominators: J. M'Kenzie, K. S'. Gandy, S. Gordon.' ... „ WILLLVM DOBSON— Nominates:, Don- : ' aid M'Millan, G. Elatherwick, A. W. Oroskerv, H. J. Roll. S. T. M'Lean. : 'JANE DONALDSON.—Nominators: Louis "Sievers, Leo M. A. Rearden. 1 J<VMES KENNEDY ELLlOTT.—Nominators: J. G. AV. Aitken, David Robert.con. WILLIAM ALBERT .EVANS.—Nominators: John Smith, David Robertson. : CHARLES FOSTER.—Nominators: J. T. N. I. Goodor, E. J. Carey. ; SOLOMON GORDON—Nominators: John ' Rigg, M.L.C., J. B. Hobart, L. M. A. 1 FR-VNCfIr'WALLACH MACKENZIE.— 1 Nominators:N. J. Gooder. Jane Siegel. [ ALBERTA DUNGEY M'LAREN.—Nominators: (I 1 . J. O'Regan,# Eliza |A. 1 Hampton, Thomas Smith, T. IC. GarI raft, D. Morris, Clifford Shakes. ! OVVID M'LAREN.—Nominators: P. J. i O'Rcgan, T. IC. Garratf, D Morris, May E. Dickie, C. Shakes. ■ , ■ WILLIAM HENRY MERRITT.-Nomin-ators: AV. Thnwley, J. Butterworth, E. J. Carey. i DYISY E.- PLATTS—MILLS.—Nominators: John Ewart, John Elliott. E<}v,in Arnold,, .¥.'Bw r « 8..

Ostler, Janet Williams, W. S. Latrobe. GEORGE NASH.—Nominators: C. I. Joplin, Edgar Wylie, T. M. Wilford, R. l'letcher. WILLIAM CHAELES NOOT.-Nomtna-tors: .6. Blathenvick, .T. Hughes, Herbert Phillips, A. J. ALi 11-=. GEOKQB JENNINGS PCTHEttICKNominntors: S. CI. Hoare, Alexander . Contls. LEO MARTIN ALOYSIUS REARDEN Nominators: If. ifouton, 'I. ->). Cornwall, W. Waterworlh. MICHAEL JOHN REAHDON:—Nominator J. Cotterill, Thomas Smith. MARY E. RICHMOND -Nominators: John S'm itli,-David Robertson. DAVID ROHERTSON.—Nominators: G. Wilson, W. Allan, W. H. Field, M. 31. Hannan. JOHN SMlTH.—Nominators: A. Ashar, T. Bush, A. B. Kenwortli. HERMAN .VAN STAVEREN.—Nominators: D. B. Howden, W. H. S. Moorhouse. PETONE. Tho sitting Mayor, 31r. J. W. M'Ewau, has been re-elected unopposed. Thero are eloveh candidates for tho nine vacancies in tlio council. Mayoral. J. W. M'Ewau, nominated by B. C. W.irncs, J. W. Walker, E. E. Mcades, E. H. Stephens. Hospital Board. J. AV. MTJwan, nominated by A. W. Boden, J. W. Boden, J. H .Carter, J. R. Carey. > Councillors. Alex. Anderson, nominated by A. Liebezeit and John W. Smith. I'-'. P. Brockleuank, -nominated by H. E. Fleet, and J. A, R. Edmonds. William Cox, nominated by Or. W. Hunter and James M'Farlane. Henry Findlay, nominated by John Cotton and W. C. Smith. ' Wil\iam Edward Forsyth, nominated by F. E. Miller. Andrew Snodgrass, James Arcus, T. H. Jackson, it. H. A. Ryder, ( John Sharpe. J. Elvino. Ralph Hollis Jones, nominated by H. Nelson, A. King, and Oswald Upton. James Wilson List, nominated by David M'Kenzie, Harry Parsons, Mary Hickling. Stephen John Newland, nominated by Charles Childs, H. J. Palmer, Jamies Wilson Sharpe, Thomas Potts, and D. M. Armstrong. Thomas Townsend, nominated by B. C. Warncs, H. C. Jay, W. May, G. Wiihelm, T. M. Rogers. William Tr'ucman, nominated by Thomas Riddler, John Wakeham, W. J. Udy. H. R. - Wright, nominated by W. G. Loddor and G. D. M'Ewan. LOWER HUTT. Tho retiring Mayor, Mr. E. P. Bunny has been re-elected unopposed. .There aro only nine candidates for the council, and thero will therefore be no election necessary. Mayor. Edmund Percy Bunny, nominated by John Cudby, C. Hollard, Barclay Hector, George A. Chapman, Thomas . F. Bennett, and E. P. Rishworth. Hospital and Charitable Aid Board. Henry Baldwin, nominated by \Y. Godber and D. Robertson. Councillors. John Ball, nominated by Marion Clout and G. W. L. Diamond. Sidney Clendon, nominated by H. G. Black, M. J. Hodgins, A. Hardham. Thomas Charles Dawson, nominated by Orton Stevens and C. Hollard. .Archibald John Hobbs, nominated by Orton Stevens, G. A. Chapman, 'Dr. C. M. Hector. Michael Joseph Hodgins, nominated by E. P. Risliwortn, W. C. James, A. Gadsby, R. Y. Shearer.

Henry Ernest Kempthorne, nominated by S. Clendon, H. G. Black, A. Hardham. Walter George' Meldruin, nominated by J. T. Scott and J. .Wi F. M'Dougall. Arthur Douglas Parsonage, nominated by E. J. Piercey and A. Macaskill. William Chapman Phypers, nominated by W. Rces and J. Barnard.

EASTBOURNE BOROUGH. '•.■William John Organ lias teen elected without opposition for the Mayoralty of Eastbourne. He was nominated by Ptobert Lorimer Britton and James Patrick Kelly. Councillors following have been nominatfd:—Robert Lorimer Button, nominated by James Patrick Kelly and Thomas Ballinger; Joseph Brown Cooper, nominated by .Robert Lorimer_ Button, Samuel George Ross, and .William John Organ; - .Henry Foley, noniinated by James Kelly and William John Organ; Charles -James Stanton Harcourt, nominated by William John Organ and Robert Lofiincr Button; Frederick Patrick Kelly, nominated by William John Organ,. Herbert William • Shortt, David Robertson, and Harold Bulmer Gray; Harry Harold Furlong Marsden, nominated by H. W: Shortt. C, J. S. Harcourt, and R. L. Button; Thomas William Pilcher, nominated by William John Organ and Robert Lorimer Button; Herbert William Preston, nominated by James Patrick ICelly, Richard Alplionsus Keenan, and.William Jolln Organ; Charles George Ross, nominated by James Fitzsimmous anil David Robertson; William Hackett Stephen, nominated by Joshua Morris, Herbert William Shortt, and Frederick William Dawns.

ONSLOW BOROUGH

Air. Frank Holdsworth was the only person nominated for the Mayoralty of Onslow, and therefore, he is returned unopposed. Mr. Holdsworth was tho retiring Mayor. . There will bo three new Councillors for tho .IChandallah ward of tho Onsloiv borough' —Messrs. Ernest C. Alderson, A. Hubert Hoby, and Robert Arnot Nichol. Theso were tho only nominees for the thrca seats. / Three councillors are required for tho Ngaio ward and the following have bfwn nominated: Messrs. Christopher Aplin, jun., Henry Bardsley, ' Louis Alfred Brown. George AVilliam Darvall, Berger . Lynneberg, and Colin Monro. For tho three seats in- the Kaiwarra ward Messrs. Charles Bowden, Lewis Alexander Cameron, Patrick Cavanagh, James Caldwell, and Donald Monro have been nominated. KARORI AND MIRAMAR. The nominations for tho offices of Mayor and Councillors of the boroughs of Miramar and Itarori close at noon to-day. p IN THE PROVINCE. PALMERSTON NORTH. Mr. J. A. Nash Jias been Te-elected unopposed as Mayor for tho fifth time. ,There are fifteen nominations for nine 6eats on the council.—Press Association. MASTERTON. Mr. J. M. Coradino was returned unopposed for the Mayoralty of Masterton. This will be Mr. Coradine's fiftji time in the chair, though not in successive years. Sixteen candidates have been nominated for tfh g nine seats on the Masterton Borough Council. The candidates are as follow: —Messrs. W. Candy. H. H. Donald, J. C. Ewincrton, AV. L. Falconer, E. Flanagan, AV. R.. Kemball, AV. Kemp, R. J. King, AV. G. Lamb, J. A. M'Eweu, H. J. O'Leary. AV. Pragnell, J. B. Prentice, G. AV. Sellar, F. AA'. Temple, and A. E. AVinzenberg.—Special correspondent. FEILDING. Tho present Mayor (Mr. E. Goodbehere) and Councillor Ongley havo been nominated for the Feilding Mayoralty. Councillor Ongley opened his campaign last night with an indictment of Mr. Goodbehere's administration. There aro 14 candidates for tho nine seats on tho Borough Council—Special correspondent. LEVIN. Mr. B. R. Gardener, Mayor of Levin since the borough's inception in 1906, lias been re-elected unopposed. For tho nine vacancies on tho council there are. eleven iioiiiillations.—Press Association, AVOODVILLE. Mr. James Grunt has been returned unopposed as Mayor. Eleven have been ■ nominated for nine seats on the council. —Press Association. MARTON. . Messrs. J. H. Miles and J. F. Sicely were nominated for the Mayoralty, and there are twelve nominations for six vacancies on.the council. Labour nominat- ' cd four candidates.—Press Association. DANNEVIRKE. , Mr. E. A. Ransom has been elected Mayor of Dannevirko unopposed. Thero . aro fourteen nominations for the nine . vacancies on the council.—Press Awocia- , ltipn.

I'AHIATUA. Jlr. David Crowe, tho sitting Mayor, and Mr. .1. D. Wilson, an ex-Mayor, have been nominated for the nine seats on tho Pahiatua. Only seven candidates have been nominated for til? nine seats on tho council, requiring fresh nominations to bo invited for the vacant seats.—Press Association. EKETAHUNA. Air. F. C. Tumor lias been elected Mayor unopposed. There are ten nominations for Clio six seats on the Borough Council.—Press Association. • GREYTOWN. Mr. Loasby has been returned as Mayor, and the following councillors have been nominated:—Messrs. H. naigh, P. S. Hayes, Kempton, T. E. J. L. Kent, Johnston, H. Oliphant, E. J. Baisou, W. I. Shanley, Henry Trotman, Hart, Noy, and A. L. Webster.—Special Correspondent. < OTHER DISTRICTS. AUCKLAND. Mr. C. J. Parr has been re-elected Mayor of Auckland unopposed. Hitherto tho City Council has consisted of fifteen members, but on this occasion in view of tho inclusion of Parnell and Arch Hill in tho city, the sizo of tho council is being increased to eighteen. All tho old members of the council, with the exception of two, arc seeking re-elec-tion. When tho nominations closed today a total of 35 candidates had been nominated. " CHRISTCHURCH. Three candidates were nominated for the City Mayoralty, tho sitting Mayor (111-. 11. Holland), 'a Labour candidate (Mr. T. J. M'Brido), and an Independent (Dr. Tiiacker). Candidates representing the Citizens' Association and Labour "tickets" were nominated for tho Central, St. Albans, and Linwood wards, while for Sydenham ward practically only the Labour "ticket" was represented. DUNEDIN. The Mayoral nominations at Dunedin comprise Mr. W. Belcher, and Councillors Shacklock and -Stewart. NAPIER. Mr. J. V. Brown (present Mayor) and Mr. J. P. Thompson liavo been nominated for tho Mayoralty. There are sixteen candidates for nine seats on the council. Asliburton—Mr. Henry Davis Ims been re-elected Mayor of Asliburton unopposed for tho eleventh successive term. Thero aro thirteen nominations for nine seats on the council. Blenheim.—Mr. J. J. Corry, the present Mayor, is opposed by Councillor E. S. Parker for tho Mayoralty. There are fourteen nominations for tho nine seats on the council. Eltham.—Mr. Thomas B. Crump was reelected as Mayor. Gore. —There are three candidates for the Goro Mayoralty—Messrs. J. W. Kelly, David M'Dougall, and/ E. C. Smith. For tho Borough Council there are 18 candidates for the nine seats. Thero is unusual interest in tho municipal elections owing to the differences of opinion relative to tho action of the retiring Borough Council in net takins steps to ask for outside financial assistance after the flood.

Hawera—Mr. A. AY. Gillies has beon ro-cleoted Mayor unopposed. Hokitika.—Mr. George Perry was reelected Mayor of Hokitika unopposed. Sixteen nominations were received for tho Borough ' Council, while, for three members each of the Hokitika Harbour Board and AYestland Hospital and Charitable Aid Board, six nominations have been received.

Inglewood.—Mr. George Young was elected Mayor unopposd.o Invercargill.—Messrs. Duncan MacFarlane and Andrew Bain, both councillors have been nominated for tho Mayoralty. Tho Labour party is running a ticket of five for the council.

Kumara.—Mr. J. A. Murdoch has been re-elected Mayor. Nine councillors navo been nominated and elected. Mataura.—Messrs. John Lowden and T. G. Smith contest the Mayoralty. Nine councillors wero nominated, and declared elected. Mornington.—Mr. S. Solomon, present Mayor, is opposed by Mr. Arthur P. M'Carthy.

Oamar'u.—Mayoral nominations: Mr.ssrs, W. H. Rose, W. H. Frith, Jas. Mitchell. There arc 21 aspirants for seats on tho council. For : 4he Harbour Board, Messrs. J. M. Brown, AY.' 11. Frith, Rollt. Milligau, and Edward Lano were declared elected. For tho Hospital Board, Messrs. Andrew Eraser.and J. H. Milligan have been declared elected.' Ross.—Mayoralty, -Mr. T. AV. Bruce (reelected). Mr. S. Evans was nominated as Ross representative on the Hoki'iika Harbour Board, and ten councillors were nominated. St. Kilda.—Mr. AV. M'Farlane has been returned Mayor unopposed. _ v Tiniaru. —Mayoral nonrinations: Messrs. T. Hawkey (present Mayor), R. H. Eowic, 11. Green, W. Angland. For thirteen seats in the council there are eighteen nominations. .

AVnitara.—Mr. AV. I'. Jenkins was. returned unopposed for. a , sixth tenn as Mayor, Mr. M'Donakl for the Hospital Board. Messrs. Billing, Klcnner, Langman, RaiUenbury, and Spurdlo (old councillors), and Blanchard (new) were returned, and there is still 0110 vacancy. For the Harbour Board six old members and four new candidates were nominated. West Harbour.—Mr. William Carley lias' been returned unopposed for tho Mayoralty. . Westpoi't.—The nominations for the local elections are: Mayor,- Messrs. A. Leaver, T. Q. O'Brien, and 'L. Samuel; Borough Council (nine seats), twenty-ono; Hospital Board (four seats), ten; Harbour Board (two seats), four.