Hamilton East.

Waikato Times, Volume XX, Issue 1646, 23 January 1883, Page 2

Hamilton East.

The annual meeting of householders was held in LeQuesne's Hall last night. There were about fifteen present, tod the chair by'Mr LeQuesne;' v

was' Occupied' Accounts.—The secretary, Mr Dey, read the statement of accounts for the past year, from whioh it appeared .that ,thp total reoeipta, amounted- to £25 Os sd, and the expenditure, to '£24= Bs/10d, leaving a'oredit balan'ce'of lls 7d.' ""He stated there were, outstanding liabilities to £4 16s Bd, but'on the other ,liand the late, committee had had to meet outstanding accounts left by their predecessors. ' The balance-sheet' was Adopted "J''

unanimously. „'r', ELECTIbK* OF OmdEi-BBABEBS.—The following'gentklmen were'-nominated for the office'of 'cominittee'mfcri, arid received the number of votes set opposite their •names respectively':-MLewis Q'NeilJ, /34 ; "f QtJ. Stufmqf, |3; Tippen, 16 ; Si^ad'inab;><lg*;i Hpghes, ,}§ ;'.l)gy,i|4J J.Cochrane, ..11; ' LeQuesne,t''lfl(;, fQelUng 4,, 6. Mr LeQuesne retired, and the seven first- < named were declared, dujy, elected., ]y[psrs' Cuminingiand ;LeQuesnev,YP;re appomted auditors, and the meeting closed with the customary | vote^.joi,,thanks, to the outgoing committee and the chairman. ;

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