New Zealand Gazette – 1929 – No. 13

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✨ Electoral Notices

Numb. 13.

SUPPLEMENT

TO THE

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1929.

Published by Authority.

WELLINGTON, FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1929.

Returning Officers for Certain Licensing Districts appointed.

IT is hereby notified that each of the undermentioned persons has been appointed Returning Officer for the licensing district the name of which appears opposite his name.

Erwin Sharman Molony .. .. Auckland.
James Joseph McGahey .. .. Avon.
John Alexander Broom .. .. Awarua.
Harry Clough Blundell .. .. Bay of Islands.
Cecil Pretoria Simmonds .. .. Bay of Plenty.
Colin Ainslie Montgomerie .. .. Buller.
Frederick Stoop .. .. Central Otago.
William Ewart Gladstone .. .. Chalmers.
Thomas William Reese .. .. Christchurch.
Harold Douglas Tennent .. .. Dunedin South.
James McIndoe .. .. Dunedin.
Ernest Leslie Egarr .. .. Egmont.
John Patterson .. .. Franklin.
Percy Fulton .. .. Gisborne.
George Smeaton Clark .. .. Hamilton.
James Valentine Lawes .. .. Hauraki.
William Melville Will .. .. Hawke's Bay.
Victor Joseph Rhodes .. .. Hurunui.
Frank Bernard Loxley Jameson .. Hutt.
Jack Riccarton Deal .. .. Kaiapoi.
Arthur Blaymires Card .. .. Kaipara.
James Nathan Neville .. .. Lyttelton.
William Frederick Wallis Trueman .. Manawatu.
David Smith .. .. Manukau.
Frank Bird .. .. Marsden.
Claude Oswald Pratt .. .. Mid-Canterbury.
Gordon James Waters Boundy .. Motueka.
Charles James Steevens .. Napier.
Frank Mitchell .. .. Nelson.
Henry Gilmore Smith .. .. New Plymouth.
Noel Clement Harding .. .. Oroua.
Clarence Robert James Inder .. Otaki.
William John Henry Dashwood .. Pahiatua.
Fred Sydney Rocks Knight .. Palmerston.
Wesley Mark Lovell .. .. Parnell.
Albert James Ching .. .. Patea.
Hugh Bryan Fraser .. .. Raglan.
Frederick Charles Wilson .. .. Rangitikei.
Albert Freeman .. .. Riccarton.
John Lodewyk Crowther .. .. Rotorua.
James Joseph William Pooley .. Stratford.
Edward John Gifford .. .. Tauranga.
Walter Baxter .. .. Temuka.
Henry Robertson Bush .. .. Thames.
Alfred Ernest Reynolds .. .. Timaru.
Frederick Robert Watters .. .. Waikato.
William Henry Davys .. .. Waimarino.
William Murray Fraser .. .. Waipawa.
George Nelson .. .. Wairarapa.
Richard Wanden .. .. Wairau.
Patrick David Leahy .. .. Waitaki.
Joseph Hay .. .. Waitemata.
Albert John Bennetts .. .. Waitomo.
James Selwyn Mosley .. .. Wallace.
William Shattock Jones .. .. Wanganui.
Denzil Ardell .. .. Wellington.
Ralph Cox .. .. Westland.

W. A. VEITCH,

Minister in Charge of Electoral Department.

Wellington, 8th February, 1929.

Polling-places under the Electoral Act, 1927, appointed.

CHARLES FERGUSSON, Governor-General.

IN pursuance and exercise of the powers conferred upon me by the Electoral Act, 1927, I, General Sir Charles Fergusson, Baronet, Governor-General of the Dominion of New Zealand, do hereby abolish all existing polling-places, and do hereby appoint the places mentioned in the Schedule hereto to be polling-places for the electoral districts therein specified.

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🏛️ Appointment of Returning Officers for Licensing Districts

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
Dated8 February 1929
KeywordsReturning Officers, Licensing Districts, Appointments
👱🏽 Names

57 names identified

Erwin Sharman Molony, Appointed Returning Officer for Auckland
James Joseph McGahey, Appointed Returning Officer for Avon
John Alexander Broom, Appointed Returning Officer for Awarua
Harry Clough Blundell, Appointed Returning Officer for Bay of Islands
Cecil Pretoria Simmonds, Appointed Returning Officer for Bay of Plenty
Colin Ainslie Montgomerie, Appointed Returning Officer for Buller
Frederick Stoop, Appointed Returning Officer for Central Otago
William Ewart Gladstone, Appointed Returning Officer for Chalmers
Thomas William Reese, Appointed Returning Officer for Christchurch
Harold Douglas Tennent, Appointed Returning Officer for Dunedin South
James McIndoe, Appointed Returning Officer for Dunedin
Ernest Leslie Egarr, Appointed Returning Officer for Egmont
John Patterson, Appointed Returning Officer for Franklin
Percy Fulton, Appointed Returning Officer for Gisborne
George Smeaton Clark, Appointed Returning Officer for Hamilton
James Valentine Lawes, Appointed Returning Officer for Hauraki
William Melville Will, Appointed Returning Officer for Hawke's Bay
Victor Joseph Rhodes, Appointed Returning Officer for Hurunui
Frank Bernard Loxley Jameson, Appointed Returning Officer for Hutt
Jack Riccarton Deal, Appointed Returning Officer for Kaiapoi
Arthur Blaymires Card, Appointed Returning Officer for Kaipara
James Nathan Neville, Appointed Returning Officer for Lyttelton
William Frederick Wallis Trueman, Appointed Returning Officer for Manawatu
David Smith, Appointed Returning Officer for Manukau
Frank Bird, Appointed Returning Officer for Marsden
Claude Oswald Pratt, Appointed Returning Officer for Mid-Canterbury
Gordon James Waters Boundy, Appointed Returning Officer for Motueka
Charles James Steevens, Appointed Returning Officer for Napier
Frank Mitchell, Appointed Returning Officer for Nelson
Henry Gilmore Smith, Appointed Returning Officer for New Plymouth
Noel Clement Harding, Appointed Returning Officer for Oroua
Clarence Robert James Inder, Appointed Returning Officer for Otaki
William John Henry Dashwood, Appointed Returning Officer for Pahiatua
Fred Sydney Rocks Knight, Appointed Returning Officer for Palmerston
Wesley Mark Lovell, Appointed Returning Officer for Parnell
Albert James Ching, Appointed Returning Officer for Patea
Hugh Bryan Fraser, Appointed Returning Officer for Raglan
Frederick Charles Wilson, Appointed Returning Officer for Rangitikei
Albert Freeman, Appointed Returning Officer for Riccarton
John Lodewyk Crowther, Appointed Returning Officer for Rotorua
James Joseph William Pooley, Appointed Returning Officer for Stratford
Edward John Gifford, Appointed Returning Officer for Tauranga
Walter Baxter, Appointed Returning Officer for Temuka
Henry Robertson Bush, Appointed Returning Officer for Thames
Alfred Ernest Reynolds, Appointed Returning Officer for Timaru
Frederick Robert Watters, Appointed Returning Officer for Waikato
William Henry Davys, Appointed Returning Officer for Waimarino
William Murray Fraser, Appointed Returning Officer for Waipawa
George Nelson, Appointed Returning Officer for Wairarapa
Richard Wanden, Appointed Returning Officer for Wairau
Patrick David Leahy, Appointed Returning Officer for Waitaki
Joseph Hay, Appointed Returning Officer for Waitemata
Albert John Bennetts, Appointed Returning Officer for Waitomo
James Selwyn Mosley, Appointed Returning Officer for Wallace
William Shattock Jones, Appointed Returning Officer for Wanganui
Denzil Ardell, Appointed Returning Officer for Wellington
Ralph Cox, Appointed Returning Officer for Westland

👩‍💼 Officials

W. A. Veitch, Minister in Charge of Electoral Department

🏛️ Appointment of Polling-places under the Electoral Act, 1927

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling-places, Electoral Act, Appointments
👩‍💼 Officials

Charles Fergusson, Governor-General

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