Minister ‘pleased’
PA Auckland I : The Minister of Immmii gration (Mr Malcolm) was ; “obviously very pleased" yesi terday when he learnt that ; the final count confirmed j him .as the .winner in the,. i Eden electorate. ; Mr Malcolm finished 117 ’‘votes ahead of the Labour i candidate. Dr lan Scott. • Although '978 majority
of 638 had been cut. Mr Malcolm said he was not disappointed. “Eden is a marginal seat,” he said. “I said beforehand that it would be close and that the special , votes would go pur. way. That has_turned out to be true.” ’ r : Special votes stretched Mr Malcolm's lead from 72 to 11”
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Press, 10 December 1981, Page 3
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