LICENSING RETURNS 1905.

Colonist, Volume LI, Issue 12402, 18 November 1908, Page 2

LICENSING RETURNS 1905.

o * -J g "3 s o -s a c o o «s O Si X & Foresters' Hall 172 162 157 6 Stoke 116 Go 83 0 Brightwatpr ... 67 35 39 3 Happy Valley ... 59 17 21 0 Richmond ... 172 141 145 0 Oddfellows' Hall 5-10 500 492 18 Hillside ... 28 34 36 0 Ranzau 76 36 46 0 Canvastown ... Gf) 45 55 0 Clifton Terrace ... 18 35 33 0 Flat Creek ... 29 26 26 0 Blackball ... 32 6 12 0 Pelorus Valley ... 0 5 7 0 Kecliabitp Hall 117 193 206 8 TJopor Moutoro ... M 222 18 0 Provincial Hall ... 400 550 541 IS Kampden Street 103 221 234 9 Port Hall ... 231 142 161 i 0 Appleby ... 70 21 17 0 Aniseed Valley L 5 6 2 3 Deep Creek ... 27 4 7 0 Whangarae ... 5 8 10 Waikawa Bay ... 0 5 3 0 F.lmslie's Bay ... 1 4 2 0 Admiralty Bay ... 10 5 7 0 Hulwer ... 8 - 1 4 0 Elaine Bay ... 16 1 6 0 . Briuhtlands ... 12 0 10 North-West Bay 4 6 7 0 Nydia Bay ... ]1 2 0 0 Black Point ... ]6 4 "4 0 Stephens' Island 3 0 5 0 Seamen, etc. ... 7 6 6 0 2769 2337 2415 75 THE SECOND BALLOT CAMPAIGN. After it became evident that a second ballot would be required, Mr Atmoro mot his Committee at the rooms, which were crowded with his supporters. Upon entering tlie rooms Mr Atmore was greeted with three hearty cheers. The chairman of the committee then addressed the meeting and referring briefly to the contest said lie considered the chances in the second ballot were decidedly in Mr Atmore's favour. (Applause.) They were not defeated ; that night's polls simply marked a stage in the contest and lie was satisfied that Mr Atmore would be elected next week. (Loud applause.) Mr Atmore said there was absolutely nothing to discourage any of thorn. They had seb out to win and they were going to. (Applause.) The total number of votes cast was surprisingly small when one considered the number on the roll. He had to thank the members of his committees very sincerely for the loyal way in which they had worked to further his candidature, and he was feeling very sure that the next poll would give him the position he had sought for the last six years. (Applause.) His motto was "Nil Despcrandum." — Communicated. OTHER ELECTORATES. MOTUEKA. li. McKeazia, Government 1121 F. W. O. Sraitn, Opposition 569 Some returns to como ir. BULLEtf. Janins Colvin, Government 3010 Fergus V. Munro, Government 189~> V. T. M'Namara, Independent. 138 Ton returns to come in: Mr Calvin's ra-eleution assured. WAIRAU. John Duncan, Opposition 2816 Robert McArtney. Oovermnent 2623 M ATA UK A. G. J. Anderson, Opposition 2493 lion. R. McN T ab, Government 2123 TARAMAKI. H. J. Okey, Opposition 2826 \V. fr. Mi lone, Independent 1516 C. E. Bellringer. Government 849 BRUCE. J. Aller, Opposition 2785 JosepL Moseloy, Government 1433 A. W. Tyndall, Labour » 044 MASTER TON. A. W. liogg. Government. H291 Joliu Hunter, Independent 2079 ASHBUUTON. F. R. Flafcnmn, Government 2279 David Jonofa, Opposition 139 i William N^s-'orthy. Opposition 1271 J. D. f^obbe, Labour 318 W. S. Maslin. Opposition 276 Second ballot necessary. WAIPAWA. Charles Hall, Government 2471 George Hunter. Opposition 2437 TIMARU. J. Craigie. Ciovernmwnt 2573 \V I) Campbell, Opposition 2457 U. Y. Koller. Labour 1265 Joseph M-thoney. IndapHnde.-it 1j23 Second ballot necessary. WANGaNUI. James T. llogan, Government 3014 George Hutchison, Opposition 1850 Charles E. Mack^y.Gjvernment 1691 A second ballot will be necessary. KAIAPOI. D. Budde, Government, elected 2724 K. Moore, Opposition . 2653 MARSDEN. F. Mander, Opposition 2317 J. Harrison, Government 1589 Miererfitb Soule, Labour 31& PALMERSTON NORTH. D. Buick.Opposition 2675 William T. Wood, Government 2026 William Milverton, Independeut 123 , Second ballot necessary. WESTLAND. T. E. Y. Seddon, (Government 2772 Hp.nry L. Michel, (Jovernmstnt 2663 AUCKLAND WEST. Charles H. Poole, Government 4023 R. Thompson, Independent • 2tMl CHALMERS. -E. G. Allen, Government 2552 E. H. Clark. Independent 2449 W. Bar r. Labour JOl J WELLINGTON EAST. Arthur R. Atkinson, Opposition 2400 William McLean, Government 1741 David McLaren, Labour 1300 George Winder, Independent 1071 Second ballot necessary. AUCKLAND CENTRAL. - A. E. Glover, Government 3873 A. Kidd Government 1488 Arthur Rosser, Labour 610 Mr Kidd, the late member is defeated. INVERCARGILL. ■ J. A. Hanan, Government 3098 A. A.'Paape, Labour 2270

UHKISTOUUKUU SOUTH, H. v. iiiil. Ciovorumeiit 3480 Janips Thorn, Labour 2221 Cuarlus _\llisj:i, Independent 3023 lA'TTiiLTON. Gajige Liu roii so:!, Government 3617 Usury T. J. TiiauKor, Opposition 2776 DU.NEDiN CENTKAL. ' ; JW. Arnold, Ucvornment; 3993 : J. MoDoaald, Independent 2525 I WELLINGTON SUBURBS. '■ jouu P. Luke, Government 2182 ! John E. Filzgerald, Independent 1903 ICobert B. Williams, Oppositioa 1375 1 Moore 646 . William Thomas Young, Labour 607 I J. W. Braithwaite, Government 48 Second ballot necessary, j WAITAKI. I William. J. Steward, Government 2473 ( Francis H. Smith, Opposition 2189 1 John Harris, Independent 156 ) OHINEMUKI J Hugh Poland, Government 2125 ) F. H. Uaselden, Opposition . 1280 2 i-CobctC K. Way, Socialist 709 ) Josopo Foster, Government 269 2 liulit-rt '■•'- Ariuitrong, Labour 267 ) ] Second ballot necessary. U DUAUDIN N'OKTH. liA. K. Barclay, Government . 3250 jG. M. Thomson, Opposition 3027 j Isaac Graen, Independent 533 (A secoud ballot must take place.) ) ■ GKEVf LYNN. I Hon. Gso. Jfowlds, Government 4001 3 Oliver Nicholson, Oppositioa 3143 ) James U. Browne, Labour 56 J I CHRISTCHURCH NORTH. ) Thointis ti. Tuylor, independent 4333 ) Ovaries M. Gray,. Government 2700 - Kic.arJ J. Eeruyd, Socialist 356 I- DUNIiDIN SOUTH ■ T. K Sidey, Government 4239 s R. R. Douglas. Labour 578 DJNEDIN WJiST. Hoi. J. A. Millar, Government 4725 J. W. xMunro, Labour 2323 AWAKUA. SirJ.G. Ward, Government 3022 William A. Morris, Opposition 871 Alfred Snowball', independent 591 SELWYN. C. A. U. Hardy, Opposition 2550 ; Joseph Ivess, Government 2090 » HUiiUNUI. t G. W. Forbes, Government 1619 I O. F. Clothier, Opposition 1175 G. D. Gre»nwood. Labour 356 ! ti. Pulley, tiovercnient ' 359 I Second ballot necessary. iUUOAKTON. [ G. Witty, Government 3636 I G. Slieat, Opposition 240"-* , "paTEA. I GV. Poarce, Opposition 2610 t C.E. Major, Government 2350 I OROUA. jO. 11. Guturie, Opposition 2207 O: C. Pleasants, Government 1369 K. E. Hornbknv, Independent 885 j Second ballot necessary. i SXKATFORD. 1 J. B. Hine, Opposition 2421 1 Waltsr Syuios, Government 1658 1 N. J. King, Independent 573 [ KAIPARA. , John Stallworthy, Government 2403 , Alfred K. Harding, Opposition 2116 i HUTT T M. Wilford, Government 3709 Kiohard W. Short, IndepenJenO 2219 PARNELL. Frank Lawry, Government 3340 Edward G. B. Moss, Opposition 3131 FRANKLIN. Wililam F. Massey, Opposition 2744 John W. McLariu, Government 1569 TAUKANGA. William 11. Ucrries, Opposition 3210 James A. Young, Government 1977 EDEN. J. II Bollard. Opposition 4265 J. W. Shackelford, Government 2116 WAIRARAPA. W. O. BuchanaD, OpDOsition 2850 J.T. M. llornsby, Government 2466 PAUIATUa. . Robert B. Ross, Govercment 1761 W. If. Hawkins, Independent 1127 James O. Cooper, Opposition 1215 Second ballot necessary. MANAWATU. Epward Newman, Opposition 2100 John Ktev6n~, Government 1794 F. W. Frankland, Government 322 Oswald Gardner, Independent 241 Second ballot necessary. OTAKI. William U. Field, Government 2011 Byron P. Brown, Opposition 1928 WELLINGTON NORTH. A L. Herdman, Opposition 3363 K G. BoltDD, Government ' 2354 Ctiarles \l. Izard, Government 2324 Henry Bodley, lndepondent 157 A second ballot must take place. TUAMARUNL'J. W. T. Jennings, Government 322-4 William T. Bowater, Opposition 1367 AVON. George W. Russell. Independent 2186 William W. Tanner.Government 2162 John Jamiesoa, Opposition 1322 Daniel G. Sullivan, Labour 676 \V. R. Smith, Government 219 Second ballot necessary. •3ERALDINE. W illiam Jeffrie?, Opposition " 1964 Thomas Hnxton, Government 3903 W. 11. Williams, Independent 963 Second ballot necessary. NAPIEK. J. Vigor Bro'.vn, Government 3760 A. L. D. Kraser, Government 2750 I3A.Y*OF ISLANDS. "Keed is lpading, njmbers of returns to come in. WAIKATO. II. J. Greooslr.de, Government 3288 Allen Bell, Opposition 2794 OAMARU. Thomas Duncan. Government 2724 James Mitchell, Independent 2102 GREY. ~ ■■"-■" A. K. Guinness, Government 3264 James Kerr, Government 2225 ELLESMBRE. Robert TI. Rhodes, Opposition 2734 George Rennie, Government 18J2 Frank Rowell, Independent 92 TAIERI. Thomas Mackenzie, Government 2558 J. T. Johnson, jnr. Opposition 2054 TUi»PEKft. J. A. Macphorson, Government 1544 R. Scott, Opposition 1441 Dr. W. Chappie, Government 1298 Second ballot necessary. HAWKE'S BAY. Sir William Russell, Opposition 1506 Alfien Dillon, Government 1319 H. S. Simson. Independent 985 O. S. Clapham. Government 624 A. B. Jull, CJovorrjment 473 T. J. Thompson, Government 143 Second ballot necessary. WAIPAWA.' Charlos Hall, Government 2471 George Hunter, Opposition .2437 WELLINGTON SOUTH. W. H. P. Barber, Government 2588 Robert A. Wright, Opposition 2340 Charles H. Chapman, Labour 688 William Forbes, Independent 451 Robert Hogg, Socialist 23(3 John M. Mnrrell, Independent 89 James A.Johnston, Independent 12 Second ballot necessary. OBRrSTOHURCH" EAST. T. H". Davey, Government 3576 Jamas McC imbs. Independent 1851 F. R. Oooke. Socialist 455 Cbarles Boxadall, Opposition 385 THAMES. Hon. J McGowan, Government 2869 E Deeble, Independent ' 836 O. Mason, Labour 291 P. W. Isitt, Independent 120 MANUKAU. Frederick W. tang, Opposition 2922 Alfred A. Creamer, Independent 1619 Joseph B. MortoD, Government 1113 WALLACE.: John C. Thomson, Government 2952 Dugald McPherson, Government 1632 Benjamin Ward, Independent 38 EGMONT. -' Bradsha w Dive, Opposition 1602 G. P. Wake, Government 1409 Charles A Wilkinson, Opposition 1004 D. L. A.-'Astbury, Government 673 Second ballot necessary. GISBORNE. Bon. James Carroll, Government 3437 George E. DartoD, Independent 2036 William L. Clayton, Opposition 1439 Second ballot necessary.