1320

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

[SEPT. 25

For the District of Mongonui and Bay of Islands—
John Lundon.
For the District of Marsden—
William Henry Colbeck.
For the District of Rodney—
Seymour Thorne George.
For the District of Waitemata—
Reader Gilson Wood.
For the District of the City of Auckland East—
William James Speight.
For the District of the City of Auckland West—
James Wallis, and
William John Hurst.
For the District of Parnell—
Frederick Joseph Moss.
For the District of Newton—
William Swanson.
For the District of the Town of Onehunga—
George Maurice O'Rorke.
For the District of Eden—
Joseph Augustus Tole.
For the District of Franklin—
Ebenezer Hamlin, and
Benjamin Harris.
For the District of the Thames—
Sir George Grey, K.C.B., and
John Sheehan.
For the District of Waikato—
John Blair Whyte.
For the District of Waipa—
Frederick Alexander Whitaker.
For the District of East Coast—
Allan McDonald.
For the District of Grey and Bell—
Robert Trimble.
For the District of Town of New Plymouth—
Thomas Kelly.
For the District of Egmont—
Harry Albert Atkinson.
For the District of Napier—
William Russell Russell, and
Frederick Sutton.
For the District of Clive—
John Davies Ormond.
For the District of Wanganui—
John Bryce, and
John Ballance.
For the District of Rangitikei—
William Jarvis Willis.
For the District of Manawatu—
Walter Woods Johnston.
For the District of Wellington Country—
Alfred de Bathe Brandon.
For the District of City of Wellington—
William Hort Levin, and
William Hutchison.
For the District of the Hutt—
Thomas Mason.
For the District of Wairarapa—
George Beetham, and
Henry Bunny.
For the District of Collingwood—
William Gibbs.
For the District of Motueka—
Richmond Hursthouse.
For the District of the City of Nelson—
Albert Pitt, and
William Acton Blakeway Adams.
For the District of the Suburbs of Nelson—
Andrew James Richmond.
For the District of Waimea—
Joseph Shephard.
For the District of Picton—
Courtney William Aylmer Thomas Kenny.
For the District of Wairau—
Arthur Penrose Seymour.
For the District of Cheviot—
Alfred Saunders.
For the District of Ashley—
William Sefton Moorhouse.
For the District of Kaiapoi—
Charles Christopher Bowen.
For the District of Avon—
William Rolleston.
For the District of City of Christchurch—
Sir George Grey, K.C.B.,
Edward Cephas John Stevens, and
Samuel Paull Andrews.
For the District of Heathcote—
James Temple Fisher.
For the District of Lyttelton—
Harry Allwright.
For the District of Akaroa—
William Montgomery.
For the District of Selwyn—
The Hon. John Hall.
For the District of Coleridge—
Edward George Wright.
For the District of Timaru—
Richard Turnbull.
For the District of Geraldine—
Edward Wakefield.
For the District of Gladstone—
John Studholme.
For the District of Buller—
James Bickerton Fisher.
For the District of Grey Valley—
Edward Masters, and
Richard Harman Jeffares Reeves.
For the District of Hokitika—
Robert Caldwell Reid, and
Richard John Seddon.
For the District of Totara—
The Hon. William Gisborne.
For the District of Wakatipu—
Hugh Joseph Finn.
For the District of Waitaki—
Thomas William Hislop, and
Samuel Edward Shrimski.
For the District of Dunstan—
Vincent Pyke.
For the District of Mount Ida—
Cecil Albert de Lautour.
For the District of Waikouati—
George McLean.
For the District of Port Chalmers—
James Macandrew.
For the District of Roslyn—
Henry Driver.
For the District of City of Dunedin—
Thomas Dick,
Richard Oliver, and
William Downie Stewart.
For the District of Caversham—
William Barron.
For the District of Taieri—
James Fulton.
For the District of Bruce (or Tokomairiro)—
William Archibald Murray.
For the District of Tuapeka—
James Clark Brown.
For the District of Waikaia—
George Ireland.
For the District of Clutha—
James William Thomson.
For the District of Mataura—
James Stewart Shanks.
For the District of Invercargill—
James Walker Bain.
For the District of Riverton—
Patrick Kinney McCaughan.