LICENSING ELECTION.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 224, 1 March 1915, Page 2

LICENSING ELECTION.

NO POLL LOCALLY. Only five nominations having been received for the local icensing Committee, no poll will be required. All the old committeemen were nominated, so that the new committee will be:— Messrs W. Arubury, J. B. Connefct, D. 11. Af Donald, W. L.' Newman, and H. Okey, M.P., with the S.M., Air. A. Crooke, as chairman WELLINGTON NOMINATIONS. By Telegraph.—l'er Press Association Wellington, February 27.' As only the requisite number were nominated, there will be no election of a licensing committee this year. All the members of the old committee were unopposed. The Hutt Committee is also the same aa last year.

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