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New Zealand Gazette – 1910 – No. 19

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✨ Hospital District Elections

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 19

Each contributory local authority whose district is distinguished in the second column of the Schedule hereto by the letter “ p ” is hereby declared to be the principal contributory local authority of the combined district in which that contributory district is included.
The number of representatives of each contributory or combined district on the Board of the hospital district in which that contributory or combined district is included shall be the number specified in the third column of the Schedule hereto opposite the name of that contributory or combined district.
The first election of the representatives of contributory districts and of combined districts shall be held on Wednesday, the 16th day of March, 1910.
Where there is more than one Returning Officer for a contributory district, the Returning Officer for the subdivision of the district in which or nearest to which the public office of the contributory local authority is situated shall be the Returning Officer for the purpose of elections of representatives of that contributory district.
As soon as conveniently may be after ascertaining the result of any election the Returning Officer therefor shall notify the Minister of that result.

Elections in Combined Contributory Districts.

Subject to the express provisions of these regulations, the election of representatives of a combined district shall be held under the provisions of “The Local Elections and Polls Act, 1908,” and that Act shall apply accordingly as if such combined district were a district within the meaning thereof.
The Returning Officer of the principal contributory local authority or, where there is more than one Returning Officer, the Returning Officer for the subdivision of the district in which or nearest to which the public office of that local authority is situated shall be the Returning Officer for the election of representatives of the combined district.
The several electors rolls of the districts included in the combined district shall together be the electoral roll for the purposes of the election: Provided that every elector on those rolls shall have one vote only at the election.
The contributory local authorities of the combined district shall, on or before the day fixed for nominations, supply the Returning Officer with as many copies of the electors rolls of their districts as he may require for the purposes of the election.
The Returning Officer shall provide such polling-booths throughout the combined district as he considers necessary, and shall appoint as many Deputy Returning Officers and poll-clerks as are required for the effective taking of the poll at every polling-booth.
The poll shall close throughout the combined district at the hour at which it closes in the district of the principal contributory local authority.

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SCHEDULE.

First Column.	Second Column.	3rd Col.
Hospital District.	Contributory District.	Number of Representatives.

Bay of Islands | Mangonui County | 2 |
| Whangaroa County | 1 |
| Bay of Islands County | 3 |
| Hokianga County | 2 |

Marsden, Kai-para | Whangarei County (p) | Combined district | 5 |
| Hikurangi Town District | 3 |
| Hobson County | 2 |
| Otamatea County | 2 |
| Whangarei Borough | 2 |
| Dargaville Borough | 1 |

Principal contributory district, Remuera Road District.

First Column.	Second Column.	3rd Col.
Hospital District.	Contributory District.	Number of Representatives.

Auckland | Parnell Borough | Combined district | 2 |
| Newmarket Borough | 2 |
| Onehunga Borough | 2 |
| Mount Eden Borough (p) | 2 |
| Ellerslie Town District | 2 |
| Grey Lynn Borough | 2 |
| Road districts in Manakau County* | Combined district | 1 |
| Papakura Town District | 1 |
| Pukekohe Town District | 1 |

Waikato | Waikato County (p) | Combined district | 3 |
| Huntly Town District | 3 |
| Hamilton Borough | 1 |
| Waipa County (p) | Combined district | 3 |
| Frankton Town District | 3 |
| Cambridge Borough (p) | Combined district | 1 |
| Te Aroha Borough | 1 |
| Piako County | 1 |
| Raglan County | 2 |
| Waitomo County (p) | Combined district | 1 |
| Ohura County | 1 |
| Kawhia County | 1 |
| Awakino County | 1 |
| Taupo East County | 1† |
| Taupo West County | 1 |
| Matamata County | 1 |
| Rotorua County | 1 |
| Rotorua Town | 1† |

Thames | Thames County | 3 |
| Thames Borough | 2 |
| Ohinemuri County | 4 |

Waihi | Waihi Borough | 11 |

Coromandel | Coromandel County | 8 |

Bay of Plenty | Whakatane County | 2 |
| Opotiki County | 2 |
| Opotiki Town District | 1 |
| Tauranga County | 3 |
| Tauranga Borough | 1 |

Cook | Cook County | 5 |
| Gisborne Borough | 4 |
| Waikohu County | 2 |

Waiapu | Waiapu County | 8 |

Taranaki | Clifton County | 1 |
| Taranaki County | 4 |
| New Plymouth Borough(p) | Combined district | 3 |
| Fitzroy Town District | 3 |
| Inglewood Borough | Combined district | 1 |
| Waitara Borough (p) | 1 |
| Egmont County | 2 |

Stratford | Stratford County | 5 |
| Stratford Borough | 2 |
| Whangamomona County | 1 |

Hawera | Hawera County | 3 |
| Hawera Borough | 1 |
| Waimate West County | 1 |
| Eltham County | 2 |
| Eltham Borough | 1 |

Principal contributory district, Otahuhu Road District.
† To be appointed by the Governor.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1910, No 19

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🏥 Hospital Districts and Election of Representatives Regulations

Domain🏥 Health & Social Welfare
Dated24 February 1910
KeywordsHospital districts, Contributory districts, Local authorities, Election of representatives, Returning officers, Schedule of districts

🏥 Schedule of Hospital Districts and Contributory Districts with Number of Representatives

Domain🏥 Health & Social Welfare
Dated24 February 1910
KeywordsHospital districts, Contributory districts, Combined districts, Number of representatives, Bay of Islands, Marsden Kai-para, Auckland, Waikato, Thames, Waihi, Coromandel, Bay of Plenty, Cook, Waiapu, Hawke's Bay, Waipawa, Taranaki, Stratford, Hawera, Patea

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