The General Elections.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 98, 8 December 1911, Page 5

The General Elections.

A CHEAT CROWD. Nearly three thousand people assembled' last night in front of the County Hotel, and interest in the results. ran .to a tremendous pitch of excitement. Hour after hour the crowd remained watching the screen, long after the local election had become a tiling of the past. It was interesting to note the -reception given the candidates as their triumphs appeared on the sheet. 'All got cheered, whether Government, Opposition, or Independent, but there were no two receptions alike. It was long after midnight before the show ended, and up to the very last the crowd kept to their cheers. Never before has Stratford experienced such an election ni—ht.

SPEECHES OF THANKS. After the final - total was put on the screen, both candidates addressed the crowd in the street below. Mr Hine spoke first, and was greeted with considerable applause when he .stepped forward. He said:— “Ladies and gentlemen,—l must express my” (uproar). We are taking it very easy (laughter). I want to thank you all for the honour you have conferred upon me—(still more applause and not a few groans). 1 greatly appreciate the honour again conferred upon me. (Turning to Mr McCluggage) and here we are together, friends; friends as we ought to be, and friends we always hope to be. (More cheers.) And I hope to do my duty in the future. I hope to have the help of all of you. I hope to push Stratford along as it deserves—as it ought to be pushed along. And may we all pull together. Hie elections are over- 1 look forward it is my duty to do the best for the district. And now the fight is over I ask you to give three hearty cheers for Mr McCluggage. (Long and prolonged applause and the cheers Mr Hine asked for, together with three hig ones for, himself. Mr McCluggage met with an enthusiastic reception. “Ladies and gentlemen,” he said, “we are beaten, we are fairly beaten . But I may tell you this—l am going to start from tonight (applause) till next election, and I thank all my committees very sincerely for the very great amount of hard work they have put into the election. I would like very much on this occasion to especially thank the ladies .and I want to.thank my opponents for the manly and straightforward way they have fought the battle. After all, we have to do the very best for own country. I thank you all again—all the ones who did support me and all those who did not support me.” He called for cheers for Mr Hine and the ceremony ended amidst great entluisiasm.

HONOURING THE VICTOR. Soon after the result of the local contest was known, Mr Hine motored down to Inglewood, returning to Stratford about midnight. When ho was recognised he was given a great reception, and on alighting he was lifted shoulder high and paraded up and down before the hotel. Cheers were given for him and also for Mr Me Cluggage. PROMPT RETURNS. The management of the “Stratford Evening Post” had made excellent arrangements for displaying the* results as they came to hand, and, with the hearty co-operation of the Deputy Registrar of Electors (Mr F. Bird), it was nossible to show the returns with great promptitude. The district is a fairly scattered one, and some returning officers had to travel some distance to reach means of communi-

Mr. Hine Re-elected for Stratford. The Electors give the Victor a highly Enthusiastic Reception. V THE OPPOSITION GAIN A NUMBER OF SEATS. SEVERAL SECOND , BALLOTS TO BE DECIDED A WEEK HENCE.

The polling details at Stratford at last election were as follows: —

/uuiiuif- Hi* ' - • cation with Stratford, hut all seem to have been well schooled their dirties and inspired with the necessity of getting the retxirns to Stratford as early as posibles. Be that as it may, the whole of the figures for the Stratford electorate had been shown by 9.15 p.m., which is claimed to be a record for a country constituency. In addition to having by organisation greatly lightened the work of the press, Mr Bird was also obliging in the extreme in making figures available, thereby lessening the worry and delay too often supposed to_ be inseparable from a general election. In this connection a word of praise is due to Messrs McAlister and Clayton, who manipulated the lantern by which the figures were projected, and who at times had to work hard to keep up with the ever-arriving returns. THE LIQUOR VOTING.

Considerable interest was taken in the voting on the liquor question, several polling booths, as will be seen on reference to the table displaying substantial majorities in favour of nolicense and national prohibition. The final totals on both issues were very close, and in the case of national prohibition only eighteen votes were required to carry the proposal, while 42,8 more votes only were required to , carry local no-license. LAST ELECTION. STRATFORD’S POLLING.

INDICNANT NEGLIGENT VOTERS. Many voters yesterday were surprised to find their names erased from the rolls. In most cases, liowevci, they have themselves to blame, and Mr Bird, the Deputy-Registrar of Electors, states that no names had been struck off without reason— people wbo neglected to answer the registered letters sent them had only themselves to blame.

THE WOMEN'S REST. The Women’s Best provided by the W.C.T.U., and presided over by Mrs Helen Mackay and other ladies, was largely used and much appreciated by mothers who desired to vote at yesterday’s poll. WHO WI CL WSM ? In almost every office in town calculations were being made this morning as to the state of tho parties. For the bonlit of those whose business does not permit of these engrossing calculations, wo give a few particulars of oiir own investigations. In the first place, then, all that is now known for certain may be summed up as follows : Opposition have ... 22 seats. Government ... 16 seats. Independents ... 3 scats. Tnd. Liberals ... 1 seat. Second ballots ... 29 Doubtful ... ... 6

Beyond this it is very hard to ascertain even an approximate statement of how the parties will eventually come out. The result of many second ballots can be stated with almost certainty. But he would lie a bold man to state that Mr. Hogg, for instance, will represent Masterton, when he is over one thousand votes to the had when the totals of the two Opposition candidates are combined. Will Mr. Fisher retain his seat? He has a lead of only 90 votes on tho Government candidate, and the others in the contest were Labour and Socialists respectively. Interest in the Christchurch North electorate has boon very keen for several reasons. Mr. Hitt, tho staunch prohibitionist, has a lead of over five hundred over Mr. Hall. Will the votes of Mr. Potherick, one of the strongest liquor advocates, go to Mr. Hall ? It is argued that Mr. Potherick being a Government man, his votes will pass to Mr. Isitt. However, one may look at it, it is a decided change from last election, when the state of the parties was— Government -51 Opposition ... ... 25 Independent 3 Labour ... ... ... 1

OTHER ELECTORATES. Taranaki. H. .1. H. Okcy* (0) 3100 G. E. Bellringer (M) ... ... 2475 W. Forbes (0) 343 Local Option. Continuance ... 2825 No-license ... 3131 National Prohibition. For 3500 Against ... ... 42347 , G. Y. Pearce* (of*' ... 5|&20. , 5 F! Train“ (LL.) ,^3^3o Local Option. \ Continuance ... ,5723 i-, No-license ... $126 a National Prohibition. VFor ... ... 3599 V. Against ... j.. 2182 Egmont. ; 4, Hon. T. Mackenzie (M) ... 3031 B. Dive* (O) ... 2638 Local Option. Continuance ... 2494 No-license ... 2925 i National Prohibition. For ... ... 3552 Against 1913 Taurnarunui. , W. T. Jennings* (M) 2350 C. K. Wilson (O) 2605 Awarua. Rt. Hon. Sir J. G. Ward* (M) 2850 J. R. Hamilton (O) 2232 W. A. Morris (Lab.) 149 Local Option. Continuance ... 2461 No-license ... 2468 National Prohibition. For ... ... 2756 Against 2023 Motueka. McKenzie* (M) ... ... ... 2583 Smith (O) i. ... 1555 ,• Oamaru. E. P. Lee (0) 3126 Hon. T. Y. Duncan* (M) ... 1765 R Milligan (I) ... _ H 96 Local Option. Restoration ... 2855 No-License ... 3238 National Prohibition. For 3307 Against ... ’ ... 3711 Kaiapoi. R. Moore (0) 2281 Hon. D. Buddo* (M) 2174 J. H. Blackwell (1.L.) 1432 Local Option. Continuance ... 2798 No-license ... 2989 ‘ National Prohibition. • For 3198 Against 2497

Grey. Hon. Sir A. R. Guinness* (M) 3528 P. 0. Webb (Lab.) 2502 Local Option. Continuance ... 3441 No-license ... 2483 National Prohibition. For 3151 Against ... ... 2711 Dunedin West. Hon. J. A. Millar* (M) ... 3879 H. D. Bedford (I.O.) 3571 J. W. Munro (S) ... ... 765 Parnell. J. S. Dickson (I.Lab.) 3531 Hon. Sir J. G. Findlay (M) ... 2917 Mack ... 1537 (F. Lawry, the previous member, did not stand again.) • Local Option. Continuance ... 3886 No-license ... 3983 National Prohibition. For 4122 Against 3623 Wellington East. Dr. A. K. Newman (0) ... 3289 D. McLaren* (Lab.) 2910 F. G. Bolton v,M) ... . . 1205 J. Brodie (IL) ... 125 Local Ootim. Continuance ... 3699 No-license ... 3859 National Prohibition. For ... ... 4145 Against 3207 Wellington South. R. A. Wright* (O) 2X7 A. H. Hindmarsh (Lab.) ... 2635 W. H. P. Barber (M) ... 122 3 Dr. Couzens (IO) ... ... 179 Local Option. Restoration ... 2998 No-license ... 3887 Auckland East. A. M. Myers* (M) 4419 A. Withy (I.Lab.) 2161 Local Option. Continuance ... 3776 No-license ... 3118 Oroua. D. H. Guthrie* (O) 2859 R. E. Hornblow (M) 1838 Local Option. Continuance ... 2516 No-license ... 2620 National Prohibition. For 3064 Against ... ... 2025 Grey Lynn. G. Fowlds* (M) 3081 T. Pavne (I.Lab.) 2183 W. H. Murray (O) 1565 Local Option. For 4753 Against ... 1970

Lyttelton. G. Laurenson* (M) ... ... 3800 C. Cook (IB) ••• ■ ••• 1897 Local Option. Continuance ... 3182 No-license ... 2929 National Prohibition. For 3160 Against ... ... 2857

Waitaki. F. H. Smith (O) 1720 J. A. Macpherson (M) ... ... 1545 W. Ci. Paul (Lab.) 1-lpO (Sir William J. Steward, the sitting member, did not sit again.) Local Option. Continuance ... 2003 No-license ... 2039 National Prohibition. For ... ... 2247 Against ... ... 1774 Wairarapa. W. C. Buchanan* (0) .... ... 2910 J. T. M. Hornszy (M) 27/6 C. W. Tanner (M) ... ... 84 Local Option. Continuance • ... 2225 No-liconse ... 1623 National Prohibition. For 1802 Against ... ... 1988 Auckland Central. A. E. Glover* (M) 3911 M. J. Savage (S) 1860 J. C. Gleeson (1.L.) 11-2 W. Richardson (P) 59/ Local Option. Continuance ... 3468 No-lioense ... 2131 Wanganui. W. A. Veitch (Lab.) 2269 J. T. Hogan* (M) 2.;.52 G. Hutchison (O) > 16-9 C. E. Mackay (1.L.) 1101 Local Option. Continuance ... 3522 No-license ... 3568 National Prohibition. ■For ... 413" Against ... ... 2909 Waipawa. G. Hunter (O) 8326 A. E. dull (M) ... . ••• •• 2/93 (C. Hall, the previous member, did not stand again.) Local Option. Continuance ... 2551 No-license ... 2642 National Prohibition. __ For ... ... 3050 Against ... ... 2080

Otaki. W. H. Field* (M) 21 J. Robertson (Lap.) 126 J C. A. W. Monckton (0) ... D4o Byron Brown. (0) KU2 Local Option. Continuance .... 2327 No-license ... 2314 National Prohibition. For 2768 Against ... ...' 2'.70 Wellington North. A. L. Herdman* (0) ... . . 3097 Dr. A. Izard (M) 2112 E. J. Carey (Lab.) JWhJ Local Option. Continuance 1 ... 4424 No-license ... 3086 National Prohibition. For ... 3495 Against .7... . 3910 Wellington Central. F. M. B. Fisher* (0) ~. .... 2999 R. Fletcher (M) ... N v- ••• -909 W. T. Young (Lab) V ... 1317 F. Freeman (S) ... ..W?* 176 Local Option; Continuance ... 4261 No-license S, 1 ... 2973 ''Nationdl Erohibition. For ..-. \ ... 3420 ! Against 3713 Rangitikel. FjL-Newman* (O) ... ... 3030 W?(Meldrum (M) 2001 C. B. Collins.. (I).- i • j-- 283. Local Option. Continuance ... 2823 No-license ... 2396 National Prohibition. For ' ; 2770 Against j-,;.. ... 2287 >

Waikato. H. A. Young (I.O.) J. ... 3186 H. J. Greenslade* (M) ... ... 2522 Local Option. No-license 6 ... 3338 Continuance ... 2712 National Prohibition. For ... ... 3642 Against 2337 Hawke’s Bay. H. M. Campbell (0) ... ... 2581 H. I. Simson (M) ... ... 1730 A. L. D. Fraser* (M) ... ... 853 E. Lane (I.Lab) ... G. S. Clapham (I.Lab) ... ... 907 Local Option. Position unaltered. National Prohibition. For ... ... 3178 Against, ... ... 2440 Ashburton. . W. Nosworthy* (0) ... ... 2777 J. Kennedy (M) 1468 W. S. Maslin (1.L.) ... ... 1243 J. McLachlan (M) 395 Local Option. Local Option. Continuance ... 3617 No-license ... 2905 National Prohibition. For ... ... 2611 Against ... ... 2914 Dunedin North. G. M. Thomson* (0) 3689

R. R. Douglas (I) 2408 J. London (M) 1715 Marsden. F. Mandor* (0) • ..... ... 2561 E. C. Purdie (M) ... ... 2300 Local Option. Continuance ... 2460 No-license , ... 3114 National Prohibition. For, ... ... 3368 Against 2174 Christchurch South. H. G. Ell* (M) 3758 G. R. Whiting (Lab) 3082 E. Howard (S) 635 1 Christchurch North. L. M. Isitt* (1) 4089 .1. D. Hall (01 3566 J. E. Petherick (M) ... ... 733 Wairau. J. Duncan* (1) ... ... 2692 R. McCallum (M) ... ... 2440 A. Wiffin (1.L.) ... 1062 Local Option. Continuance ... 3267 National Prohibition. For 2828 Against 2835 Auckland West. J. H. Bradnev (O) 4227 C. H. Poole* (M) 3093 Waitemata. W. J. Napier (M) ... ... 2984 A. Harris (0) 2731 E. Alison, inn. (I.) ... _ ... 1317 (E. W. Alison ,the previous member, did not stand again.) ■ Local Option. Continuance ... 3238 No-license ... 3822 National Prohibition. For 3983 Against 2978 Hutt. T. M. Wilford* (M) 3398 M. J. Reardon (Lab.) ... ... 1540 R. W. Short (0) 873 J. W. McEwan (1.1 _ 896 Local Option. Continuance ... 3389 No-license ... 3112 National Prohibition. For 3491 Against 3067

Otago Central, R. Scott* (O) 3150 \V. 1). Mason (M) ... ... 1438 J. Bennetts (M) ••• 765 Continuance 2836 No-license ... 2684 National Prohibition. For ’. 3000 Against ... ... 2134 EVSasterton. A. W. Hogg* (I) 2327 G. R. Sykes (O) 2258 A. H. Herbert (0) 1309 Local Option. Restoration ... 3007 No-license ... 2820 National Prohibition. For ... ... 2985 Against ... ... 2757

Gisborne. Local Option. No-license ... ... 3129 Continuance ... 3244 National Prohibition. For ... ... 3550 Against ... ... 2665 , Pahiatua. R. B. Ross* (M> 2075 J. H. Escott (O) 2244 W. H. Hawkins (I) ... ... 858 Local Option. Continuance ... 2496 No-license ... ... 2517 National Prohibition. For 2927 Against 2042 Christchurch City. Local Option. Continuance ... 11,967 No-license ... 10,949 National Prohibition. For 12,150 Against 10,489 Dunedin City. Local Option. Continuance ... 11,815 No-lioense ... 12,253 National Prohibition.' For 13,611 Against ... ... 10,185 Ricsarton.

G. Witty* (M) ... 2915 C. H. Ensor (IO) ... ... 1951 I). G. Sullivan (Lab.) ... ... 1479 T. Drummond (I. Lab) ... ... 144 Local Option. Continuance ... 3511 No-license ... 3102 National Prohibition. For 3349 Against ... 3131

Ellesmere. R. H. Rhodes* (O) 3030 G. Armstrong (IL) ... ... 1352 F. Rowell (M) ... ... ... s G9l Local Option. Continuance ... 2679 No-licenso ... 2409 " National Prohibition. For 2543 Against ... ... 2431 Temuka. T. Buxton* (M) ... ... 2841 W. Jeffries (O) 1496 G. W. Armitago (O) 897 Local Option. Continuance ... 2613 Nb-license ... 2672 National Prohibition. For 2889 Against ~. ... 2241 Dunedin Centra!.

C. E. Statham (O) 3950 J. F. Arnold* (M) ../ ... 2J65 D. Macpherson (Lab.) ... 1437 103 absent 1 voters to come. Hurunui. G. W. Forbes* (M) ... ... 2768 D. Macfarlanc (O) 1 ... ... 1906 Local Option; Continuance ... 2785 No-license ... 1867 National Prohibition. For 2238 Against • 2451 Wallace, J. C. Thomson* (M) 3061 A. Carmichael (O) ... ... 1216 J. King (O) .., 682 Local Option. Continuance ... 2640 No-license ... ... 2272 National Prohibition. For ..; 2639 Against 2162 Clutha. A. S. Malcolm* (O) 2610 G. Livingstons (IL) ... ... 2236 Local Option. Restoration ... 2012 No-license ... 2650 National Prohibition. For 2704 Against 1952 Auckland City. Local Option. Continuance ... 11,158 No-licenso ... 10,318 National Prohibition. For 11,175 Against ... 10,023

Selwyn. W. J. Dickie (M) 2141 C. A. C. Hardy* (0) 1757 Local Option. Continuance ... 2191 No-license ... 1595 National Prohibition. For 1941 Against ... ;.. 189 Q. Builer. J. Colvin* (M) ... 3080 F. Munro (0) ... _ 2938 Local Ojition. Continuance ... 2824 No-licenso ... 3088 National Prohibition. For 3529 Against 2232 , Timaru. J. Craigie* (M) 3105 J. H. Moore (0) ... ... 1879 J. Reader (Lab.) ... ... 1608 W. Angland (I) ... 491 Local Option. Continuance ... 3092 No-licenso ... 3467 National Prohibition. For ... ... 4065 Against ... ... 2792 Wellington Suburbs. W. H. D. Bell (0) ... ... 2373 F. T. Moore (Lab.) 1279 J. E. Fitzgerald (M) ]’9S J. P. Luke* (I) 1009 Local Option. Restoration ... 2498 No-licenso ... 3259 National Prohibition. For 3315 Against 2426

Avon. G. W. Russell* (M) 2999 J. McCombs (1.L.) ... ... 2787 J. O. Jameson (I) 1051 W. R. Smith (Lab.) 802 Local Option. Continuance ... 3643 No-license ... 3555 National Prohibition. For ... ... 4015 Against 3148 Dunedin South. T. K. Sidey* (M) 4092 J. E. McManus (Lab.) 3370 Local Option. Continuance ... 3726 No-license ... 3807 National Prohibition. For 4003 Against 3422 Napier. J. V. Brown* (M) ... ... 3858 H. Hill (Lab.). 2825 Local Option. Continuance ... 3683 No-licenso ... 2921 (Informal 199). National Prohibition. For 3574 , Against ... ... 2976 (Informal. 205.)

Westland. T. E. Y. Seddon* (M) 3351 H. L. Michel (M) 3078 Local Option. Continuance ... 3605 No-license ... 2037 National Prohibition. For 2713 Against ... ... 2857 Manukau. F. W. Lang- (0) 3928 R. I). Stewart (M) ... ... 1015 J. 13. Morton (M) 1414 Local Option. Continuance ... 3054 No-license ... 3834 National Prohibition. For 3947 Against ... ... 2788 Palmerston. 1). Buick* (O) 3324 11. McNab (M) 2507 W. Thompson (I.O.) ... ... 741 W. Milverton (I) ... ... 66 (Buick escapes second ballot ten votes.) Local Option. Continuance ... 3380 No-license ... 3008 National Prohibition. For ... ... 3615 Against ... ... 2748 Brucc. J. Allen* (O) 3020 P. McKinley (M) 2393 (Three small returns to come.) Franklin. W. F. Massey* (O) 3665 J. W. McLarin (M) ... ... 1793 Local Option. Continuance ... 2457 No-license ... 3033 National Prohibition. For ... ... 3171 Against ... ... 2227 Wakatipu. Fraser* (O) 2735 [Horn (M) 2457 Local Option. Continuance ... 3040 No-license ... 2010 National Prohibition. For ... ... 2421 Against ... 2558 Raglan. R. Bollard* CO) 2424 Allen 801 l (O) ... 892 J. C. Dromgool (M) ... ... 745 W. Duncan (M) ... ... ... 737 B. Hewett (O) ... ... ... 465 (This is a new seat since last election.) i Local Option. Continuance ... '2176 No-license ... 3019 National Prohibition. For 3252 Against ... 1907 Ghristcnurch East. Dr. H. J. T. Thacker (1.L.) ... 2562 T. H. Davey* (M) ... ... 2537 H. Hunter (Lab.) ... ... 2315

F. R. Cook (I) ... -... ... 408 Thames. T. W. Rhodes (T.L.'l 2585 E. H. Taylor" (M) 2467 Local Option, Continuance ... 2682 No-license ... 2662 National Prohibition. For ... ... 3007 Against ... ... 2390 Bay of Plenty. W. D S. Macdonald* (M) ... 2550 H. De Latour (OV M.;'... 2030 Local Optioq. Continuance rM J. 2020' No-license 1479 National Prohibition. , * • Ml ... 1891 : ‘ Against ... 1683 Eden. J. Bollard* (O) 3541 W. J. Speight (M) 2919 Local Option. Restoration ... 1958 No-licenso ... 4451 National Prohibition. For 4321 Against ... 2015Chalmers. E. H. Clark* (1) 2804 J. T. Johnson (IL) ... ... 1363 J. Dickson (()) ... . ... 1364 A. McCarthy (Lab) .... .;. 643 Local Option. Continuance ... 2638 No-licehsd ' ... 3416 National Prohibition For ... . ... ... 3703 Against''■ d ... 2328 Mataura. O. J. Anderson* (O) ... ... 3083 J. Mac Gibbon ... ... ... 2215 Local Option. Restoration ... 2362 No-license ... ... 2833 National Prohibition Flpr 2872 Against ... 2395 Ohincirsurf. H. Poland* (M) 2633 P. H. Hickev 1638 N. Mcßobie ‘(O) 1419 C. Fletcher ... _ 45 Local Option. Restoration ... 3019 No-licenso ... 2947 National Prohibition For 2764 Against 2664 Nelson. H. Atmore (T.L.) ... ... 1778 W. J. Moffatt (IL) ... ... 1324 G. MacMahon (M) ! 784 W. S. Hampson (O) ... ... 578

G. Bishop (O) ... ... ... 375 J. Graham, the previous member did not stand again. Local Option. Continuance ... 3473 No-license ... 2994 National Prohibition For 3062 Against ... 3103 Waimarino. R. W. Smith* (M) 2737 F. F. Hoeklv (0) 2314 J. Ivcss (iL) ... 449 Local Option. Continuance .... 3277 No-license ..._ 1884 National Prohibition For 2447 Against ... ... 2551 Kaipara. J. Stallworthy* (M) ... ... 2276 J. G. Coates (XL) ... ... 1829 E. C. Field (101 847 Local Option. Continuance ... 2272 No-license ... 2583 National Prohibition For 2805 Against ... 1983 Invercargill. J. A. Hanan* (M) 3084T. Fleming ( —) ‘2071 H. J. Farrant (Lab) 2034 Local-Option. Restoration ... 3323 No-license ... 2842 National Prohibition. For 3886 Against ... 3205 Tauranga. W. H. Herries* (O) 3696 R. Iving (M) ... 1801 Local Option. No-license ... 2782 Continuance ... _ 2734 National Prohibition. For 3157 ■ Against ... ... 2091 (One small return to come.) LATEST CORRECTED RETURNS. Patea.—Pearce 3220, O’Dea 2201, Train 532.

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P r o NATIONAL ■ 9 O P P , ... NO-LICENSE. PBOHIBITION P 15 a BOOTH. For - Against For Against a 13 Town Hall L Town Hall II Courthouse Midhirst Waipuku .. Tariki Norfolk Bo xd Inglewood Durham Hoad Dudley Boad Lincoln Boad Huirnngi .. •• 280 300 391 130 17 104 21 78 45 30 ' 28 IS ‘■>.1 223 258 140 ■101 17/ 122 Cl 86 38 23 22 19 71 342 424 218 151 19 115 28 97 38 44 34 19 50 169 193 124 88 13 113 49 64 43 17 20 16 250 327 169 108 23 146 01 113 43 53 43 30 91 270 310 184 134 12 90 22 53 42 11 10 7 20 Kaiuifttu .. Waitui Kaimiro Pembroke Boad <. Denbigh Boad Bafapiko .. Salisbmy Boad Stanley Boad • Ackland Boad 18 12 22 28 32 ' 27 57 8 20 21 24 4 50 25 21 25 19 12 23 29 40 30 57 14 26 20 21 4 41 24 20 15 44 29 17 24 43 43 48 21 2 4 29 8 30 11 30 12 Kahouri Bridge Bird Boad Pukengahu Ngsere .. — Cardiff Bowan Mahoo 32 30 15 130 01 v 28 • nj 150 13 28 25 1 75 43 28 36 00 35 46 22 154 72 37 82 .160 21 10 56 37 20 36 ’ 80 31 43 24 158 84 44 72 124 95 15 61 ' 31 15 51 120 Douglas .. Banpuhu .. Puniwhakau ;; 7 41 33 24 28 22 17 47 42 25 23 14 19 49 35 29 25 21 15 Tutntawa.. 20 16 30 15 51 37 30 44 64 57 27 87 Huiroa .. ' • • 37 27 37 11 51 27 27 10 ' 49 30 88 9 Pohokura.. 55 31 40 43 9 10 38 Makahu .. Strathmore 17 15 17 44 18 19 16 39 18 22 Wnangamomona Tunnel 12 51 66 50 29 69 51 39 12 96 70 10 PurangL .. .. , 12 31 i 21 18 21* 28 12 21 30 30 0 33 ■Whangamomona. Hall Kehnratahi '.. 04 01 166 34 127 72 131 25 58 63 210 35 Moki Boad 14 : '9 14 9 13 10 ■\Vhxngamomona Boad Tahora : ... Mangere Boad i 1 . . - York Boad • . . .. 1 10 25 20 33 15 10 80 28 11 27/ ■' u, 42 32 14 . , 9, • 1 57 .27 3 . , 20 f 28 10 97 32 Skinner Boad •I 7 ' . ' ; ; • • ■y s 21 ii» • : ; 29 27 27 5 50 TOTALS .: 2724 2528 3206 2180 2966 2554

Stratford ... Hine. 427 King. 331 Symes. 504 Bird Road ... 23 4 17 Brewer Road 11 1 23 Denbigh Road 18 8 8 Douglas 32 5 30 Durham Road 31 2 13 Dudley Road 38 9 5 Huiakama ... 14 7 30 Huiroa 50 9 45 Inglewood 532 73 165 Kahouri Bridge 30 3 23 6 Kaimata 90 4 Kaimiro 29 1 2 Kohuratahi 26 1 21 Kohuratahi Road 4 0 5 Matau 43 1 4 109 Midliirst 122 36 Mold Road 3 1 6 Mohakau Road 73 • 11 77 Norfolk Road 45 5 15 Pembroke Road 17 3 16 Pohokura ... 12 1 10 Pukengahu 13 2 13 13 5 Puniwhakau Purangi 24 27 5 Ratapiko 30 — 42 Ruapuha 27 — 16 Salisbury Road 47 3 5 Stanley Road 55 5 30 Strathmore 36 8 36 9 21 Tahora • • • lb Tahunaroa Road 3 — Tarata 85 1 i Tariki 121 8 73 108 Toko 128 IS Tututawa ... 25 — 16 Waipahu 13 7 26 . 1 Waitui 39 — Whangamomonr 30 9 92 8 Wortley Road 42 2421 658 1583