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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
No. 41

The Public School, Feldwick.
Belmont Wool-shed, Mangapiri.
The Public School, Hamilton Burn.
Men’s Hut, Blackmount.
Late Post-office, Te Anau.
Henderson Cowie’s Hut, Glenure.
Mr. John Thomas Lee’s House, Kauana.
The Public School, Gladfield.
The Public School, Wairaki.
The Public School, Ermedale.
The Public School, Granity, Longwood.
The Public School, Port Craig, Mussel Beach.

Invercargill Electoral District—

The Town Hall, Tay Street, Invercargill (principal).
The Town Hall, corner Lowe Street and North Road, Avenal.
The Public School, Clifton.
The Marist Brothers’ School, Clyde Street.
St. Paul’s Presbyterian Sunday School, Dee Street.
The Primitive Methodist Sunday School, Don Street.
Sylvan Bank Sunday School, Jackson Street, East Invercargill.
The Primitive Methodist Sunday School, Elles Road South.
Knox Church Sunday School, Venus Street, Georgetown.
The Public School, Ann and Windsor Streets, North Invercargill.
Baptist Sunday School, Newcastle and Sydney Streets, North Invercargill.
Mr. J. T. Croft’s House, Victoria Street, Richmond Grove.
The Town Hall, corner of Macquarie Street and Elles Road, South Invercargill.
Fairweather’s Hall, Scot Street, Seaward Bush.
The Methodist Sunday School, corner of Teviot and Ythan Streets.
The Town Hall, Lewis Street, Gladstone.
Knox Church Sunday School, Conon Street, South Invercargill.

Awarua Electoral District—

The Public School, Winton (principal).
The Courthouse, Bluff.
The Library, Woodend, Awarua Plains.
The Public School, Greenhills.
The Public School, Otatara Bush.
The Public School, West Plains.
The Public School, Makarewa Township.
The Public School, Grove Bush.
The Public School, Myross Bush.
The Public School, Wallacetown.
The Public School, Waianiwa.
The Public School, Spring Bank.
The Public School, Spar Bush.
The Public School, Ryal Bush.
The Public School, South Forest Hill.
The Public School, Lochiel.
The Public School, Spring Hills.
The Public School, Hokonui.
The Public School, Oreti Plains.
The Public School, Limehills.
The Public School, Half-moon Bay, Stewart Island.
The Public School, North Forest Hill.
The Public Hall, Wright’s Bush.
The Public School, Waikiwi.
The Public School, Brown’s.
The Public School, Roslyn Bush.
The Public School, Kennington.
The Public School, Tisbury.
The Public School, New River Ferry.
The Public School, Taramoa.
The Public School, Matai.

As witness the hand of His Excellency the Governor-General, this third day of April, one thousand nine hundred and nineteen.

F. H. D. BELL.
For Minister in Charge of Electoral Department.

Returning Officers appointed.

LIVERPOOL, Governor-General

WHEREAS by the Legislature Act, 1908, it is, inter alia, enacted that the Governor-General may appoint such Returning Officers, Registrars, clerks, and other officers as are required to carry the provisions of the said Act into execution, and that every person so appointed shall hold office during the Governor-General’s pleasure:

Now, therefore, I, Arthur William de Brito Savile, Earl of Liverpool, the Governor-General of the Dominion 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 electoral district the name of which is placed opposite the name of such persons:—

Harry Clough Blundell Bay of Islands.
Frank Bird, jun. Marsden.
Samuel Ure Macaulay Kaipara.
Albert Ernest Moore Waitemata.
John Brennan Eden.
Thomas Culpan Auckland East.
William McNickle Auckland Central.
Joseph Lissant Palethorpe Auckland West.
George Charles Wandey Morris Grey Lynn.
Henry Bernard Massey Parnell.
Sydney John Brookfield Manukau.
John Patterson Franklin.
Percy Glendon Gould Raglan.
Robert Lloyd Thames.
Henry Robertson Bush Ohinemuri.
William Baker Tauranga.
Henry James Dixon Waikato.
John Thomas Merry Bay of Plenty.
John Lodewyk Crowther Taumarunui.
Henry Ewart Hill Gisborne.
Vincent Joseph Delany Hawke’s Bay.
Charles James Steevens Napier.
George Thorburn Waipawa.
John Rockwell Crocker Pahiatua.
William Gillespie Masterton.
Ralph Robert Armstrong Wairarapa.
Thomas Purcell Stratford.
James Jordan Taranaki.
William Henry Freeman Egmont.
Henry Morgan Patea.
Frederick William Hart Wanganui.
John Petty Aldridge Waimarino.
Thomas Watson Oroua.
Frederick Charles Wilson Rangitikei.
Charles Edward Shortt Palmerston.
Henry Howard Cork Otaki.
Francis Walter London Hutt.
Joseph William Allen Heenan Wellington North.
William Ewart Gladstone Wellington Central.
Percy Cording Wellington East.
James Edward Frederick Perry Wellington South.
Walter Thomas Johnston Wellington Suburbs and Country District.
John Fitz-Gerald Nelson.
Gordon James Waters Boundy Motueka.
William Dryburgh Wallace Buller.
James McIndoe Grey.
John Nelson Nalder Westland.
Richard Wanden Wairau.
William Henry Rhodes Hurunui.
Charles Henry Wright Kaiapoi.
Frank Evans Christchurch North.
Arthur Stuart Palmer Christchurch East.
Thomas Wilson Reese Christchurch South.
Albert Freeman Riccarton.
Percy Fulton Avon.
Leonard Aubrey Stringer Lyttelton.
George William Thomas Ellesmere.
William Terrington Popple Selwyn.
Robert Frizzelle Ashburton.
Thomas William Tayler Timaru.
Ernest Booth Temuka.
George Galloway Chisholm Waitaki.
Arthur Wilson Woodward Oamaru.
James Alexander Norrie Otago Central.
David Larnach Dunedin North.
Benjamin Harper Dunedin West.
Henry Maxwell Dunedin Central.
Robert Mercer Dunedin South.
Thomas Scollay Chalmers.
Leslie William Potter Bruce.
George William Wood Clutha.
Alfred Ernest Reynolds Wakatipu.
James Boyne Mataura.
John Carroll Wallace.
Bertram Eustace Silke Brodie Invercargill.
John Alexander Broom Awarua.

As witness the hand of His Excellency the Governor-General, this third day of April, one thousand nine hundred and nineteen.

F. H. D. BELL,
For Minister in Charge of Electoral Department.

By Authority: MARCUS F. MARKS, Government Printer, Wellington.