ELECTORAL DIVISION.

Ohinemuri Gazette, Volume 1, Issue 5, 16 January 1892, Page 3

ELECTORAL DIVISION.

The Wellington correspondent of the Auckland. ■"'Herald'?., says :—: <l lam informed that the result of the labours of the • Bepresontation Commission, which eiit in Wellington a few mo"th.s-| ago, is not regarded a 8 satisfactory. The comment is that no regard was j paid to ■..homogeneity of interests:, or situatioTi,.thk;t the nifiin and only thing regarded was drawing 1 the boundsty lines through areas {jiving the requisite population. The impression <»f many people was that population was to be : The chief guide ot the Gonrmissioners,; but according to, the present complainants, the Commissionnrs were nut precluded -from cnsid'ring. the. charaorer of the indu&ti'-ies in - Uro several- districts co-mi o^f under thr-i-r notice, .-of tie, g-ent'Tal conv-oniervce of sitaa.tion.B for the' purposes of the election.' In' any case, the " next general -election will kave to 'be con--ducted upon the Hues laid down by the Commissioners, but.it is affirmed that for ;he purpose of having electoral rolls 'duly -prepared for miy subsequent election, ParlianiHn: sli<uild be ask«d to !a I<e the whole subject in-to cuii"'sideranon, wiih a view to an i-tnprove-nient of t-he present system of laying off the boundaries of electorates,"