POLLING DAY.
. NT..i.ST Ai’ INVICRCAI iGJ LL. ~. • —Creoo Association.; jNVr.itCARGILL, Nov. 14. The weather was nne out overcast lor uie election. Heavy polling was e..pe. ted, especially in In. ei-tur^ili wneie riie restoration issue was exting .Keen interest. Sir ~-osepn Calais leturn was regarded as certain, and Mr. de la Perelle s prospects < n - capturing ’ Awarua good. A close contest, was expected in Wallace betweeu Mr. Adam Hamilton (Keiorni;, and Mi-. Taylor (f niteu;. RAIN AT DUNEDIN. * 1‘ iHirraph —Uipks Association. » DUNEDIN, Nov. 11. Election was commenced in dull weather. There was a steady flow to the booths from their opening and there was every indication of a big poll. Rain set in at noon and may effect the poling. LICENSING ISSUE AT MASTERTON. M ASTER-TON. Nov. 14. The weather was fine hut overcast for the election. The liquor question is overshadowing that of the election of a member of Parliament. A very heavy poll is expected. GOOD WEATHER AT AUCKLAND. AUCKLAND, Nov. 14. 'There is beautiful weather for polling and a record vote is expected. Very keen interest is being shown in the Auckland East, Eden, Grey Lynn suburbs, all of which are expected to be dose contests.
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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 14 November 1928, Page 10
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