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Maoriland Worker, Volume 2, Issue 41, 15 December 1911, Page 12

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DECLARATION OF RESULT OF POLL, AND NOTIFICATION OF SECOND BALLOT. 1 JOSEPH WILLIAM SALMON, J Returning Officer for the Electoral District of Wellington Suburbs and Country District, do hereby declare the result of the poll taken on the seventh day of December, 1911, for the election of a member ,of the House of Representatives for the said District, to be as follows i — Votes Candidates. polled. BELL, William Henry Rillon ... 2431 FITZGERALD, John Edward ... 1214 LUKE, John Pearce 1032 MOORE, Frank Thomas ......... 1273 Total number of valid votes polled 5950 Absolute majority required 2976 Number of votes rejected .as informal 55 And I further declare that, as no Candidate has received an absolute majority of votes, a Second Ballot will be taken on THURSDAY, the fourteenth day of DECEMBER, 1911, between WILLIAM HENRY DILLON BELL and FRANK THOMAS MOORE. Hours of polling: 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Dated at Wellington, this ninth day of December, 1911. J. W. SALMON, Returning Officer. Eighteen girls of Va-sard, Transylvania, were drowned in the River Aluta last month. There is a local tradition that any young woman who bathes in the river at midnight will be married before the year hae expired. Twenty young women of the town, desirous of obtaining husbands, went at the- appointed time to bathe. The current was very strong, and swept the girls away, only two being saved. Futile .'—Teacher: ''Tommy, wJiat is the meaning of the word 'futility? ,,. Tommy': "I don't know exactly, but an example of it would be trying to tickle* a turtle's back with a chicken feather." —"Youngstown Telegram."