MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.
WELLINGTON' ELECTIONS. WELLINGTON, April 27 For tho City Council, the following were elected:—Mitchell G., Gaudin W. J., Bennett H. lb, Bennett W. H., Lnckie M., Forsyth T., Burn 15. G. H., Burns J., Aleadoworoft F., Chapman C. H., Aston J., Thompson W. J., Alonteith A. 1.., Barton A. V., Me Vicar Mrs A. There were thirtyfive candidates. Chapman and Monteith are the only Labour candidates elected. For the Harbour Board, Messrs O. Mitchell, It. lb Bennett, C. J. Norwood and ('apt. I’ost. NEW BI.VMOI’TU ELECTION. NEW PLYMOUTH, April 27 The municipal elections resulted in tie return of five of tho old Councillors who stood for re-election, one candidate who associated with them oil a ticket and two, including Mr Smith M.P., who was included in the Citizens Committee ticket. The Labour candidates were badly beaten and the election is an emphatic win tor Mayor Wilson who was returned unopposed. The Saturday half-holiday was retained bv a substantial ma-
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Hokitika Guardian, 28 April 1923, Page 2
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160MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. Hokitika Guardian, 28 April 1923, Page 2
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