LOCAL BODIES

Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 20, 14 April 1927, Page 13

LOCAL BODIES

nomination list many contestants OTAHUHU Mayor. —Mr. R. B. Todd, Mr. A. Mc—Messrs. H. T. Clements. C. a Arlington, H. J. Hall. J. C. F. Paine. 5’ Petrie. A. L. Cummings, J. J. ir-ham. J. S. De Montalk. M. H. i£,ver J- Kitto. H. R. Linkhorn, F. MMesworth. G. V. Pearce, H. Plumley, * Tstanley and H. Wills. PAEROA Mayor. —^ r - W. Marshal. rounclL —Messrs. P. E. Brennan, E. rewards. F. E- Flatt, J. W. Silcock, J. Finder. H. J- Hare. E. A. Porritt, W. Turner, and R- B. Dunlop. Thames Valley Power Board.—Mr. xr E. Flatt. Thames Hospital Board.—Mr. P. E. Brennan. Thames Harbour Board.—Mr. E. Edwards. MORRINSVILLE Mayor. —Lieut.-Col. S. S. Allen. Council. —Messrs. F. S. Donald, T. Martin, W. Morrlce, W. T. Osborne, W. Reason, W. McPherson, and B. ChapWAIHI Mayor.—Mr. B. Dive, Mr. A. F. Tunks. Council. —Messr. C. F. Butcher, F. W. Butler, J. J. Callaghan, H. B. Dale, T.’jowsey, J. Lockington, J. Moorhead, g! Morgan. T. K. Paterson, H. A. Pipe, y. Baddings, A. E. Robinson, J. R. rfievin, E. E. Swindells, and S. H. Walmsley. Hospital Board.—Messrs. S. H. Brown, T. Jowsey, J. Kemp, J. D. McFarlane, B. Pascoe, T. K. Paterson, F. Baddings. J. F. Robertson. A. E. Robinson, J. E. Slevin and Mrs. S. F. Williams. Thames Harbour Board.—Mr. W. J. Brown. NEWMARKET In addition to the present Mayor, Mr. S. Donaldson, Mr. A. Kent, a member of the council, has also been nominated for the New market Mayoralty. The latter has not been nominated on *ny ticket and is going to the poll as an independent candidate. DARGAVILLE Mayor.—Mr. F. A. Jones. Council. —Messrs. D. L. Ross, A. Barlow, S. L. Spanlake, P. J. Sundberg, B. G. Smith, C. Ball, A. C. Paul, J. A. McLean, F. J. Hosking. Hobson Power Board.—Messrs. F. A. Jones and J. A. McLean. Kaipara Hospital Board.—Mr. A. J. Martin.

IN OTHER CENTRES

The following information on the mayoral elections is to hand by Press Association messages from other centres in the Dominion: Wellington.—C. H. Chappman—Unopposed. Dunedin.* —W. B. Taverner, former deputy-mayor—Unopposed. Pahiatua. — J. D. C. Crewe. —Unopposed. Palmerston North. —R. Edwards, A. J. Graham, A. E. Bennett. Carterton. —W. Fisher —Unopposed. Ashburton. —Robert Galbraith—Unopposed. Gisborne.—C. E. Armstrong and L. W. Colman. Morrinsville. S. S. Allen—Unopposed. Tauranga.—B. Dive and A. F. Tunkf. Opotiki.—G. S. Moody and T. G. Johnson. Greymouth.—J. H. Greenslade, W. K. Psrflt. Hastings.—G. A. Maddison—Unopposed. Wanganui.—Hope Gibbons and William Rodgers. Hawera.—E. A. Pacey—Unopposed. WHANGAREI Mayoralty.—J. E. Holmes, W. U. Timewell. L. J. Brake. Council.—Fourteen nominations for Bins seats. BLENHEIM Mayoralty.—H. McKenzie, unopposed. Council.—Thirteen nominations for nine seats. Harbour Board.—Four nominations for two seats. Hospital Board.—No contest. NEW PLYMOUTH Mayoralty.—F. E. Wilson, unopposed. Council.—Seventeen nominations. Power Board.—C. W. Clark, T. F. Richards. T. M. Wells. Hospital Board.—H. Alan Bell. CAMBRIDGE Mayoralty Nominations.—T. F. Richards. C. H. Priestley. Council.— Sixteen candidates for nine positions. HAMILTON Mayor.—Mr. J. R. Fow, Mr. C. J. Barton. Council.— Messrs. A. J. Denz, O. R. f ar rsl, J. Gilbert, C. Lafferfcy, F. W. Luxford. F. D. Pinfold. J. Tidd, S. V. Tyler, W. Hobbs. S. A. Hyde, P. T. Field. F. J. Farrell, E. C. Day, and W. Bourne. Hospital Board.—Mrs. A. R. Sims and Mr. C. J. Barton. w THAMES Mayor.—Mr. T. W. Rhodes. M.P., Mr. * Bougard, Mr. A. J. Whiteside.

DR. THACKER AGAIN!

Press Association CHRISTCHURCH, To-day. There was only one surprise in the '"‘ty nominations when they closed at noon to-day. r^m **• Thacker, an ex-mayor ” ir * s * c * lur ch, entered the field as a candidate for the City Council, in adf kion to contesting the election for Lyttelton Harbour Board. For the city maydralty there will 7® a clear-cut issue between the sitmayor, the Rev. J. K. Archer, nominee of the Labour Party, and Mr. ‘ P. Agar, nominated by the Citi2*n* Association. A total of 34 candidates has been nominated for the sixteen seats on the •ty council. Sixteen are Labour representatives, 16 are representatives of , • Citizens’ Association, and two are independents.