LICENSING COMMITTEES

Waikato Times, Volume 124, Issue 20743, 1 March 1939, Page 8

LICENSING COMMITTEES

HAMILTON NOMINATIONS NO ELECTION NECESSARY No election will be necessary in connection with the Hamilton District Licensing Committee this xear, five nominations for the five vacancies on the committee, being received by the Returning Officer, Mr G. S. Clark when nominations closed at noon today. Following are the members of the committee now' duly elected:—Reginald James Brooks, bacteriologist; Richard English, public accountant; John Robert Fow, auctioneer; Arthur Edwards Manning, company director; Thomas Gordon Reynolds, public accountant. The committee Is presided over by Mr S. L. Paterson, S.M. WAIKATO NOMINATIONS (By Telegraph.—special to Times) CAMBRIDGE, Wednesday The Returning Officer at Cambridge has received the following nominations for representatives on the Licensing Committee in the Waikato electorate: Leonard George Armstrong, draper; William Jeffery, chemist; Charles Hermon Priestley, retired; Mervyn Wells, farmer; John Thomas Young, farmer. No election will be necessary. RAGLAN NOMINATIONS (By Telegraph.--Spectal to Times) NGARUAWAHIA, Wcdnesday The following nominations have been received by the Returning Officer at Ngaruawahia for the Licensing Committee in the Raglan electorate; — Robert James Glasgow, farmer; Andrew Sinclair Sutherland, farmer; William Gordon Vernon, farmer; Arthur Henry Waring, farmer; Harold William Wilson, farmer. No election will be necessary. HAURAKI NOMINATIONS CHAIRMAN NOT YET APPOINTED (Special to Times) MORRINSVILLE, Wednesday For the five vacancies on the Hauraki District Licensing Committee just five nominations were received by noon to-day by the Returning Officer at Morrinsville, Mr W. T. Rudman. The new members are:—Alfred James Traves Bourne, farmer, of Mercer; William Morrice, master baker, of Morrinsville; William Thomas Osborne, retired company manager, of Tauhei; Graham Roy Pulham, merchant, of Te Kauwhata; and John Moore Thompson, farmer, of Kerepehl. A magistrate to act as chairman of be committee has not vet been apited, stated Mr Rudman.