MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS

Hokitika Guardian, 21 April 1921, Page 4

MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS

AT GREY MOUTH. borough council. Eighteen nominations for 9 seats: T. B. Baty, G. R. Cottle, Captain W. C. Colclougli, F. W. Cox,, H. F. Doogan, M. J. Fogarty, J. Goodall, J. JGreaney, J. O’Brien, W. H. Parlitt, S *S Pupich, W. M. Reid, K. Skoglund, A. Smith, J. H. Weaver, T. West, R. J. Williams. HOSPITAL BOARD. Mary Patricia Anderson, George Alexander Blackwood, G. R. Cottle, Rev. T. N. Cuttle, J. Goodall, J. J. Greaney, J. W. Greenslade, P. Mackenzie, J • ] O’Brien, W. H. Parfitt, W. E. Reynolds K. Skoglund. AT RUNANGA. MAYORALTY. Mr F. J. Patterson was re-elcted unopposed The following were nominated for seats on the Borough Council: —Robert Gore, John Duggan, David Swallow, Hugh McConnell, Robert McTaggart, and John Unwin. AT KTJMARA. THE MAYORALTY. Mayoralty—W. J t Benyon and W. H. Batson. Council—The folowing were nominated for seats on the Council:— R. J. Burrell, A. B. Spiers, A. McNabb, A. Fenson, W. J. Berry, J. Brayshaw, T. Saraty, J. Murphy, T. Saraty, J. Murphy, M. Fahey, W. J. Benyon, Lv. Martin. ' CHARITABLE! AID. For the combined boroughs of Kumara and Ross, Mr R. J. Burrell was the only person nominated, and was declared duly elected. CHRISTCHURCH NOMINATIONS. Mayoralty.—J. W. Beanland, 11. I. J. Thacker. OAMARU ELECTIONS. OAMAIIU, /April 20. The retiring Mayor, Mr J. McDairniid was re-elected to-day unopposed. Seventeen candidates were nominated for the 12 seats on the Borough Council. * For the Harbour Board Messrs R. Milligan, J. M. Brown, E. P. Lane, 0. J. Marshall. These were returned with out a contest. Messrs Andrew, Fraser, and J. 11. Milligan were returned to the Hospital Board without a contest.