LICENSING ELECTION.
By telegraph, Press Ass’n, Copyright Dunedin, laet night. The moderates have nominated the Mayor, and Councillors Scott, Burnett, Arkle, Crust, and Small in opposition to the prohibition ticket of the last triennial term, | A compromise having fa'len through at Taieri, eaoh jpaMiy has nominated an independent Licensing Committee. lavercargill, last night. For Awarus, a temperono9 committee was eleoted without opposition. In Ma taura and fcvercargijl, whero ne'-iioenee was carried, there were no nominations. Nelson, las}; night. At the annual meeting of the Harbor Board to-day, Mr John Graham,. M.H.8., was unanimously ro-eleoted Chairman of the Liceoßiog Committee. A contest is unlikely, as one may witdraw. Chrislohurob, last night. There will be no election for the Lyttelton, Courtenay, and Avon Licensing Committees, only the requisite number of members haviog been nominated. Blenheim, last night. Nine candidates have been nominated for the Teairau Licensing Committee.. The issue is a proposal to introduce lea o'clook •taiag.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1691, 7 March 1906, Page 2
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