THE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.

Evening Star, Issue 4191, 2 August 1876, Page 2

THE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.

PQBT CIIALMEE3. The leotlon of Councillors. for High. Etist, and Middle Wards, and of two auditor* For the totra, took place yesterdiynud resulted ** follow*; i aronrwAßs. G. Dodson ... ... ... 65 - W. Murray... ... ... 40 ■ Majority fo* Dodsou, 85, BAST WABD. r G. E. Asher .. ... ..... 89 .-.Vf-''" D. Sinclair ... ... 88 Majority, for Asher, 14 pznhtx ward. C. do L. Graham 87 J. Gordon ... 10 Majority for Graham, 27. , AUDITORS. .. T. Thomson 151 : r A. ' ... ... 147 W. Fail ... ... ... .!. 87 ’ The Eeturnini? Officer (Mr Lain?) declared Mesne Dodson, Asher, and Graham duly elected for their respective wards; and Messrs Thomson and Leek* duly elected auditors. The several' candidates returned thanks, and a vote of thanks to tSo Eeturning Officer terminated ths proceedings. .; PA&MBBSTON, The result of the polling was as follows . „ WWW WAS*. J. Keen ia J.H.GUllgan "I 18 4 T. Scott ... ... is . «... WA*D. A. Ellison ... .... as y ;J.-John*ton„. ... 18 Messrs Keen, Gilligan, and Ellison aw therefore elected. „ , ■ ■ BALCLDTHA, The following is the polling for North Word s-.*" . diamond 41 ,? Stanbrbok ... ... ... 44 i Majority for Crwnond, 30. j ■ ■■ -w ... j :■

which was also adjeurajd-Jeyiurther consideration. Mr John M'Leod applied for about seven acres of a cemetery reserve at North Taieri. stated that the reserve was no y »*|' * pareatMjfawJfha. Rpird had no power m the matter, TVhaSg ih the hands of trustees. -a* for Mr O. cane- ppplioti seventy ? d 15 » Mock 4* -MiMfili 4a a rifta lor |rbm W- Cross. deferred jpaymehts, *

vv strict lAhdDffioler>ifr Invd«9korill transmitted-for. ,526'hf the Waste’ilhnd Aot - licenses J24'ahd 12®. Knses tQ&SHduttdKthe District I&nd to re-appointment of Mr Adau“ ! ks 'lSbctionear to ®ngrtoai.-.iswb Nbkiftnai. MrAdair ho’ conduct -the sales Xef&red t& r -The Government recnmTnfT|4fwl Wi, 12,13, dtttnct, and Sections 12ita 16.18 to ■£67 27 fer29, hiockl-l r Glßnten«£^SS^ffid miase. land: at ,TLI ;per acre •—-Wm Qnme, Wm. Draper, sections 46 and2oljblQek2. "Tuapeka, district.” Draper* ~tor forfeit all chum to landm quefitibfr, 'that they, are precluded from takiim’anv other course, undfr Action ■ Act,. 1872,; land -to P be.. put. jin, for jsale.bv auction at the upset price of Lo per acre. ‘KeUar asked' the sanction of the Board to bum sprat) anddead manuka mng on the 1 dred, as required by the 128 th clanatoofithe Waste, hand Act, 1872. Request •appheamt to be liable for, any may occur to private property. . ' Mr-Daniel Gordon ofered- to surrentlcr section 5, block 6; Waikato Aistribfc sJfhe a deferred parent faection, v Ter • Dennis better® for block 21, havingexpired. ;Huo&rwas retusea.: In the event bit , the appkcaftt.tieairihg it, a lioensa under cUuseMfilTto be gtanted at present rented.. i. : -ri;;-. vf;!i ctfpied it for twelve year# as * resimßßce Referred to the District Land Officer forreport. .■ ■■; - ■%• -<.■■■■; / -• ■, s*Vtdpy trimsmitted a lettef resf lv ®Y ; r dhi the secretwrybf thewtramißiiwl gwd against a smafl pibee^rW pnrenased by. hleasrs TSnow and eu the ground that itis ha required for railway purpose* Landnot to bbaold. " A request Was read from Mesart 4hfrid Rees and John M'lntyTeaadotheth ttkt«lhe Board woidd Jre-cbnsider upon theappheatioh’ hy Jariies f ßihith to pnrehas* J? nd A 1, Waitahuna West, known m aS*fISSSSS^?^ fe -W* . ejpplications to exchange agrichltural for deferred payment leases w 11041 !, upiplied, bn behalf upphcation forlicense to, occupy one-ahd^i-fet^ een block 6, cSuwell tdwnip^ h C: ar :.. Eo "i t !. be f araogSlsimiilFth. survey Office at Lawrence, to be requested to conduqt sales,, if the 'Chief’Surveyor has no objection,-in that district when cue Government Auctioneer is elsewhere.