✨ Trust Poll and Education Board Elections
Notice of Trust Proposal Poll in Wellington West Former No-Licence District
In accordance with section 9B of the Licensing Amendment Act 1910, a poll of the electors residing in the Wellington West former no-licence district must be held on the question whether all licences to be authorised in such district by the Commission should be offered to suburban trusts.
The Commission now directs that:
- The returning officer for the taking of the poll shall be Alan Joseph Smyth, of Wellington.
- The poll shall be held between the hours of 9 a.m. and 7 p.m., on Saturday, 12 October 1974, at the polling place or places appointed and advertised by the returning officer.
- The parliamentary electoral rolls for the Electoral Districts of Island Bay, Karori, Wellington Central, and Southern Maori, suitably marked to indicate the persons entitled to vote shall be the rolls to be used for the purposes of this poll.
- A supplementary roll of persons who have qualified since the last electoral roll closed shall close at 5 p.m., on Friday, 20 September 1974.
- The voting paper shall be in the form in the Schedule to this notice.
E. M. BASIL-JONES,
Secretary of the Licensing Control Commission.
SCHEDULE
VOTING PAPER
Wellington West—Suburban Trust Proposal
POLL to determine whether all licences that may be authorised in the former Wellington West no-licence district, as a result of the review conducted by the Licensing Control Commission, should be offered to suburban trusts (referred to as “the Trust Proposal”).
I VOTE FOR THE TRUST PROPOSAL
I VOTE AGAINST THE TRUST PROPOSAL
DIRECTIONS
The voter must strike out one line leaving untouched the line which shows the way he wishes to vote.
If the voter strikes out both lines or fails to strike out one of the lines, the voting paper will be void and his vote will not be recorded.
The voting paper so marked is to be folded up, so that the contents cannot be seen, and placed by the voter in the ballot box.
The voter is not allowed to take this voting paper out of the polling booth.
Hawke’s Bay Education Board—Election of Members
PURSUANT to the Education Boards’ Administration Regulations 1965 it is hereby notified that the result of the poll held for the election of members for the wards specified hereunder of the Education Board of the District of Hawke’s Bay was as follows:
Ward No. 2—Gisborne Urban
| Votes |
|---|
| Beuth, Merlin Harold |
| Bull, Brian Henry |
Total number of valid votes recorded 127
Informal votes 11
Ward No. 3—Gisborne Rural
Dunlop, Keith Bertram (elected unopposed)
Ward No. 5—Napier Rural
| Brownlie, Jack Anthony | 48 (elected) |
|---|---|
| Tait, John Warnock | 23 |
Total number of valid votes recorded 71
Informal votes 1
Ward No. 6—Napier Urban
| Culver, Earl Charles | 18 |
|---|---|
| Lewis, Lewis Rowland | 111 (elected) |
| Reading, Colin Peter | 31 |
Total number of valid votes recorded 160
Informal votes 7
Ward No. 9—Dannevirke and District
| Halford, James Albert Nichols | 55 (elected) |
|---|---|
| Kynock, Hamish Francis Wheen | 12 |
Total number of valid votes recorded 67
Informal votes 3
Dated at Napier this 24th day of July 1974.
P. L. PAGE, Returning Officer.
(E. 14/3/5)
South Auckland Education Board—Election of Members
PURSUANT to the Education Boards’ Administration Regulations 1965, it is hereby notified that the result of the poll held for the election of members for the wards specified hereunder of the Education Board of the District of South Auckland was as follows:
Ward No. 1-Taumarunui—Te Kuiti
Edkins, Rollo George (elected unopposed)
Ward No. 2 Otorohanga—Kawhia
Reed, Vivian James (elected unopposed)
Ward No. 4—Hamilton
| Boswell, Maurice Robert | 104 (elected) |
|---|---|
| Robinson, David Howard | 74 |
Total number of valid votes recorded 178
Informal votes 6
Ward No. 8—Thames—Coromandel
Morrison, Percy Robert (elected unopposed)
Ward No. 10—Rotorua—Kawerau
| Ludgate, Clement Harold | 77 (elected) |
|---|---|
| Price, John Claxton | 45 |
| Sharplin, Robert Henry | 62 |
Total number of valid votes recorded 184
Informal votes 4
Ward No. 11—Tauranga—Waihi
| Collings, Kenneth Charles | 68 (elected) |
|---|---|
| Hetherington, Peter | 54 |
| McIntyre, Kenneth Colquhon | 61 |
Total number of valid votes recorded 183
Informal votes 1
Ward No. 14—Putaruru—Tokoroa—Mangakino
| Hassall, James | 106 (elected) |
|---|---|
| Junger, Judith Constance | 50 |
Total number of valid votes recorded 156
Informal votes 4
Ward No. 15—Mount Maunganui—Te Puke—Edgecumbe
| Blaymires, Ronald Joseph | 61 |
|---|---|
| Cockerill, Keith Carlisle Marsden | 85 (elected) |
| Gasson, Bertie | 24 |
Total number of valid votes recorded 170
Informal votes 4
Dated at Hamilton this 24th day of July 1974.
E. TYSON, Returning Officer.
(E. 14/3/12)
Tariff and Development Board Reports
GOVERNMENT has considered the following reports and the decisions made thereon have been implemented in the measures indicated.
Report No. 228: Milk and Cream Preserved, etc.
Customs Tariff (Composite) Amendment Order 1974.
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⚖️ Trust Proposal Poll in Wellington West
⚖️ Justice & Law EnforcementLicensing Amendment Act 1910, Suburban Trusts, Poll, Wellington West
- Alan Joseph Smyth, Appointed returning officer
- E. M. Basil-Jones, Secretary of the Licensing Control Commission
🎓 Hawke’s Bay Education Board Election Results
🎓 Education, Culture & Science24 July 1974
Education Boards, Election Results, Hawke’s Bay, Gisborne, Napier, Dannevirke
10 names identified
- Merlin Harold Beuth, Candidate in Gisborne Urban Ward
- Brian Henry Bull, Elected in Gisborne Urban Ward
- Keith Bertram Dunlop, Elected unopposed in Gisborne Rural Ward
- Jack Anthony Brownlie, Elected in Napier Rural Ward
- John Warnock Tait, Candidate in Napier Rural Ward
- Earl Charles Culver, Candidate in Napier Urban Ward
- Lewis Rowland Lewis, Elected in Napier Urban Ward
- Colin Peter Reading, Candidate in Napier Urban Ward
- James Albert Nichols Halford, Elected in Dannevirke and District Ward
- Hamish Francis Wheen Kynock, Candidate in Dannevirke and District Ward
- P. L. Page, Returning Officer
🎓 South Auckland Education Board Election Results
🎓 Education, Culture & Science24 July 1974
Education Boards, Election Results, South Auckland, Taumarunui, Otorohanga, Hamilton, Thames, Rotorua, Tauranga, Putaruru, Mount Maunganui
16 names identified
- Rollo George Edkins, Elected unopposed in Taumarunui—Te Kuiti Ward
- Vivian James Reed, Elected unopposed in Otorohanga—Kawhia Ward
- Maurice Robert Boswell, Elected in Hamilton Ward
- David Howard Robinson, Candidate in Hamilton Ward
- Percy Robert Morrison, Elected unopposed in Thames—Coromandel Ward
- Clement Harold Ludgate, Elected in Rotorua—Kawerau Ward
- John Claxton Price, Candidate in Rotorua—Kawerau Ward
- Robert Henry Sharplin, Candidate in Rotorua—Kawerau Ward
- Kenneth Charles Collings, Elected in Tauranga—Waihi Ward
- Peter Hetherington, Candidate in Tauranga—Waihi Ward
- Kenneth Colquhon McIntyre, Candidate in Tauranga—Waihi Ward
- James Hassall, Elected in Putaruru—Tokoroa—Mangakino Ward
- Judith Constance Junger, Candidate in Putaruru—Tokoroa—Mangakino Ward
- Ronald Joseph Blaymires, Candidate in Mount Maunganui—Te Puke—Edgecumbe Ward
- Keith Carlisle Marsden Cockerill, Elected in Mount Maunganui—Te Puke—Edgecumbe Ward
- Bertie Gasson, Candidate in Mount Maunganui—Te Puke—Edgecumbe Ward
- E. Tyson, Returning Officer
🏭 Tariff and Development Board Reports
🏭 Trade, Customs & IndustryCustoms Tariff, Milk and Cream Preserved