CHRISTCHURCH COUNCIL
DR. ’ Til ACKER DEPUTY-MAYOR. (By Telegraph—dor Press Association.) CHRISTCHURCH, May 13. The new City Council held its first meeting to-night, with a crowded gallery. The strength of parties <>n the new Council is: Citizens’ Association 8, Labour 7, .Independent (Dr Thacker) 1; Labour Mayor, Rev Mr Archer. Dr Thacker was elected Deputy Minor,’ with ii ilie votes, against Mr Andrew.-! of "tlie’ Citizens’ Association,, who secured eight votes. Tlier(nd'ter ; the up of the Committees, Dr Thacker voted with the Labour Party in every division. LaJ«>t|j ; | .pluu’iimajisliip of every CbhmfiCtec, "aiid i ! ts 'member's can control every Committee. Towards tli'(s"sVcf'<‘>f Clio'election of the Committees,..wV.oii all,.,the import•iill Cliairnien hail been chosen one or two offers of Chairmanships oil the minor Committees were made to the Citizens’ Party, but they refused to accept thorn.
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Hokitika Guardian, 14 May 1929, Page 6
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133CHRISTCHURCH COUNCIL Hokitika Guardian, 14 May 1929, Page 6
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