THE LOCAL OPTION POLL.
A CHRISTCJIURCII DEMONSTRATION.
(Per United Press Association.)
OITttISTCHURCH, December 15. The No-license party held a' largelyattended demonstration in tho Canterbury Hull 10-nijjht in honour of tho results of the recent licensing polls. Several speakers expressed much satisfaction at the result of tho poll, and denied that there was any advance of sentiment with the Liquor party. When Mr T. K. Taylor roso to speak the audience rose en masse, and cheered again and again, a bouquet hoing also presented. Mr Taylor attributed the majority in Ashburton in favour of restoration to the desiro to got back licenses for clubs. Tho same factor, ho belioved, had operated larpely in Kaiapoi, which had just carried reduction.
OFFICIAL RETURNS. Tho following; further official returns aTo to hand:— i g i 2 .5 t> ; J ■2 "a * t § i° o M j| |§ Wailtouaitf .. 3SOS 1532 1992 2319 B«1. Mount Ida .. 3*20 1G72 1235 1702 Kit Bulwr ~ .. 5073 2619 1973 2103 Con. Waiftpu .. .. 6713 2714 !>G37 4000 Nil Mamikaii .. .. olt)2 2311 2G77 2833 lied. Auckland .. .. 10348 7D30 7480 8202 Nil Jfo-LicKSSE Districts. I J' i 1 J 1 t> M ft Hi M Cmtns. ~ 3i)95 1459 253G Non-res. Malaura .. 5043 2048 2995 Non-ies.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 13468, 16 December 1905, Page 7
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