1922
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 88

Returning Officers appointed.

GLASGOW, Governor.

WHEREAS by “The Electoral Act, 1893,” it is among other things enacted that the Governor may appoint such Registrars, Returning Officers, Clerks, and other officers as may be required to carry the provisions of the said Act into execution, and that every person so appointed shall hold office during the Governor’s pleasure:

Now, therefore, I, the Governor of the Colony of New Zealand, in pursuance of the power and authority vested in me by the said Act, do hereby appoint each of the undermentioned persons respectively to be a Returning Officer for the election of members of the House of Representatives for the electoral district the name of which is placed opposite the name of such person:—

David John Kirkpatrick .. .. Bay of Islands.
Robert Mair .. .. .. Marsden.
Jonathan Morrison King.. .. Waitemata.
Benjamin Gilmer .. .. Eden.
John King .. .. .. City of Auckland.
Joseph Gilmore .. .. Parnell.
Sydney John Brookfield .. .. Manukau.
William Joseph King .. .. Franklin.
Thomas William Clark .. .. Thames.
Frederick Duncan Fergusson .. Ohinemuri.
Thomas Kirk .. .. .. Waikato.
John Harris McCaw .. .. Bay of Plenty.
William Alfred Barton .. .. Waiapu.
Horace Henry Hunt .. .. Hawke’s Bay.
Montague William Percy Lascelles Napier.
Samuel Johnson.. .. .. Waipawa.
William Gibb Crawford .. .. Pahiatua.
Frederick Henry Ibbetson .. Masterton.
Adam Armstrong .. .. Wairarapa.
James Strachan Greig .. .. Egmont.
Thomas Shailer Weston the younger Taranaki.
Alfred Trimble .. .. .. Hawera.
Edward Charles Horner .. .. Patea.
Morton Jones .. .. .. Wanganui.
Thomas Watson .. .. Rangitikei.
William Matravers .. .. Palmerston.
Alexander Simpson .. .. Manawatu.
Jeremiah Hurley .. .. Otaki.
Richard Mothes .. .. Suburbs of Wellington.
William Pattison James .. .. City of Wellington.
John Glen .. .. .. City of Nelson.
William Baird .. .. Motueka.
Sutherland John Macalister .. Wairau.
Frank Bird .. .. .. Buller.
Benjamin Harper .. .. Grey.
Charles Arthur Barton .. .. Westland.
Maximilian Whatman .. .. Ashley.
Michael Linskey .. .. Kaiapoi.
Henry Rawe Smith .. .. Avon.
John Whitelaw .. .. City of Christchurch.
George Arthur Lewin .. .. Lyttelton.
Frank William East .. .. Riccarton.
Alexander Innes McGregor .. Ellesmere.
Robert Colthart .. .. Selwyn.
James Roland Colyer .. .. Ashburton.
Francis Worcester Stubbs .. Geraldine.
Thomas Howley .. .. Timaru.
George Henry Graham .. .. Waitaki.
Henry Hawthorne Grant Ralfe .. Oamaru.
John Thomas Gwynne .. .. Waihemo.
John Smith .. .. .. Waikouaiti.
James Taylor .. .. .. City of Dunedin.
Thomas Riddell Dodds .. .. Caversham.
John Stewart Kennedy .. .. Taieri.
William Alfred White .. .. Bruce.
John Carse Arbuckle .. .. Tuapeka.
Robert Grigor .. .. .. Clutha.
George William Montgomery Brett Mataura.
Horatio Nelson Firth .. .. Wakatipu.
Alexander Adam Mair .. .. Wallace.
Walter Martin .. .. .. Invercargill.
William Russell .. .. .. Awarua.

As witness the hand of His Excellency the Governor, this eighteenth day of November, one thousand eight hundred and ninety-six.

W. C. WALKER,
Acting Colonial Secretary.

Polling-places for General Assembly Elections appointed.

GLASGOW, Governor.

WHEREAS by “The Electoral Act, 1893,” it is, among other things, enacted that the Governor may from time to time appoint, alter, and abolish polling-places for each electoral district within the limits thereof, and that no polling-place shall be appointed unless the Governor shall be first satisfied that the place to be appointed is more convenient than any other for at least twenty electors to record their votes thereat:

Now, therefore, I, the Governor of the Colony of New Zealand, do hereby appoint the places mentioned in the Schedule hereto to be polling-places for the electoral districts the names of which are therein specified.

SCHEDULE.

Bay of Islands Electoral District—
The Courthouse, Kawakawa (principal).
The Courthouse, Russell.
The Schoolhouse, Pakia.
The Courthouse, Mangonui.
The Courthouse, Waimate.
The Kaitaia Hall, Kaitaia.
The Courthouse, Whangaroa.
The Public Hall, Kohukohu.
The Schoolhouse, Okaihau.
Captain Burleigh’s Store, Okaihau.
Hare’s Hall, Kaeo.
The Native Schoolhouse, Victoria Valley.
The Schoolhouse, Herekino.
The Native Schoolhouse, Te Kao.
The Courthouse, Rawene.
Mr. Jarvie’s Store, Kawerua.
Mr. Glover’s Store, Taheke.
The Schoolhouse, Opua.
The Room at Post-office, Awanui.
Mr. Tynan’s Store, Waihopo.
The Native Schoolhouse, Rangiahua.
The Courthouse, Dargaville.
Mitchelson’s Store, Maropiu.
Mitchelson’s Store, Babylon.
The Public Hall, Aratapu.
The Schoolhouse, Motukaraka.
Thomas’s Hall, Oruru.
The Schoolhouse, Fairburn’s.
The Schoolhouse, Takahue.
The Courthouse, Ahipara.
Evans’s Store, Hohoura.
Parengarenga, Mr. Yates’s Building, Pana.
The Public Hall, Totara.
Black’s Store, Kerikeri.
Hearn’s Store, Pukewhau.
Clark’s Store, Kahikatearoa.
May’s Building, Ohaeawai.
The Public Hall, Kaikohe.
The Post-office, Ruapekapeka.
The Post-office, Towai.
The Post-office, Broadwood.
The Schoolhouse, Wai-o-te Marama.
Canterbury Settlement Schoolhouse, Waimamaku.
Mr. Whitefield’s Schoolroom, Oue.
Mr. Kjer’s Store, Kai Iwi.
The Public Hall, Utakura.
The Schoolhouse, Ramarama.
The Polling Whare, School Reserve, Mangatu.
The Schoolhouse, Umawera.
Peter Langston’s Store, Avoca.
Finlayson’s Hut, Te Karaka.
The Native Schoolhouse, Waitapu.
The Schoolhouse, Punakitere.
Mitchelson’s Old Office, Aoroa.
Waikaraka Hall, Kaihu.

Marsden Electoral District—
The Courthouse, Whangarei (principal).
The Public Hall, Mangapai.
The Public Hall, Kaurihohore.
The Library Hall, Waipu.
The Public Hall, Parua Bay.
The Public Hall, Maungakarama.
The Schoolhouse, Ruatangata.
The Public Hall, Whangarei Heads.
The Public Hall, Waikiekie.
Mr. Stokes’s Mill, Ruakaka.
The Native Schoolhouse, Poroti.
The Church, Whareora.
The Schoolhouse, Mareretu.
The Schoolhouse, Opuawhanga.
The Schoolhouse, Otonga East.
The Schoolhouse, Whananaki.
The Schoolhouse, Ngunguru.
The Public Hall, Pahi.
Mr. Cliff’s Hall, Paparoa.
The Public Hall, Matakoe.
The Schoolhouse (No. 1), Tokatoka.
The Public Hall, Hikurangi.
Mr. Wakelin’s Office, Kamo.