SOUTH WARD.
r.lwar.t rhalrar 186 John Griffon 37G John Crate 70 HIGH WARD John 13. Bu '253 a'l-xa:) t Chrii-K 2 J 9 WViLua L.nlan" 115 DELI. WARD Pividßo-s 214 Tl:oma> Birch 122 John Loit>l' 85 Mar'iu Sholl 77 G-orjze I-'mit'i 71 LTSITH WARD. Hen'y ' 'liver <■ 195 J, lines r \i ncr K8 J hn B .r-ie- ISS James r opr am! . 03 James Wiisoo £4 AUDIT iKS. '.ridrfw Fb'iiin '/I 9 William O. H.iU ?45 JiiiH W .Ia«-> 33+ Ihir'e* Whi-e "219 i re I- rick H. Ev.ne 'Btf David \t. R;icd.iug 137 ~ fnrv Bn/'i-s 117 The fallowing sta^ement s-ho i-s the voting in each Ward for the Auditors : — Andrew Fleming: South. 77; Sell, 158; High, 135; Lei h, 149.— William O. Ball: S.,uth,B4; Bel', 90; High, 120; Lath, 51. John W. Jago: South, 49; BJI, 107; High, 76;' Leith, 102.— Charles White: South, 45; Bell, 50; High, 77; Leith, 37. — Frtdc:ick H. Evans: South. 25; Bell, 63; High, 58; L-.ith, 42.— David M. Spedding: S>uth,72; Bell, 48 ; High, 43; Leit's 24.— Henry Bayli«s: South, 19; Bell, 35 ; High, 36 ; Leith, 27. There being two auditors to be elected, the successful candidates are Messrs. Fleming and Ball.
In Bell Ward, a protest was lodged uith the presiding officer against the election of Mr David Ross, on the ground that he was a Government officer, and receivei pay as one of the referees under the Dunedin Building Ordinance ; but it can scarcely be supposed that the piotest will be held to be valid.
SOUTH WARD.
Otago Witness, Issue 714, 5 August 1865, Page 3
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