HARBOR BOARD ELECTIONS

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 287, 28 April 1911, Page 5

HARBOR BOARD ELECTIONS

NEW PLYMOUTH. TARAXAKI AND EGMONT COUNTIES. The final returns do not affect the result as published in yesterday's issue, except that Messrs King and Maxwell have increased their lead. The result is that Messrs Newton King (502) and E. Maxwell (332) are elected, Mr. R. Price receiving 250 votes. The detailed results are:— King Maxwell Price Published yesterday 436 291 250 Pahotu 31 21 1 Omata 14 9 5 ' Sentry Hill 3 22 Tariki Id 8 7 Ratipiko 2 1 8 Totals 502 332 250 ELTHAM COUNTY. For the Eltham county seat the voting was:— William Swadling (Kaponga) 213 J. lire Murray (Eltham) 48 Informal ~ % WAIMATE DIVISION. In the Waimate division the voting was— D. J. Hughes J2B W. T. Wells ; 128 THE NEW BOARD, The personnel of the new. Board Messrs J. B. Connett, Neirtoiv King, (X E. Bellringer and E. Dookriu* (Newjjjjs,. mouth), Jos. McClnggag* (Whangamomona), C. A. Wilkinson {Elthant), E. Maxwell (Rahotu), W. Swadling (Kaponga), and D. J. Hughes (Manaia). NAPIER. By Telegrapk.—Press Association, Napier, Thursday. The Harbor Board election resolved itself into a fight between the breakwater and inner harbor parte, the later winning all three Napier seats, with J. J. Niven, W. J. McGrath, and M. F. Bourke. The victorious party is pledged to a thorough investigation as to the best harbor, and it is not unlikely engineering advice will be sought from Home.

Napier, Last Night. The election of three members representing the Hawke'a Bay county and the Mohaka riding of the Wairoa county on the Napier Harbor Board, resulted in the return of Messrs. Charles Elliaon, Thomas Clark, and Philip Parsons, all supporters of the inner harbor ticket.

Hastings, Thursday. 1 lie voting in the Harbor Bord election was: Eustace Lane 1573, J. A. Millar 558. AUCKLAND. Auckland, Thursday. The Harbor Board election resulted Ji* ft the return of Messrs Hutchigon, Am>si .Heather, Virtue, Fisher, Bond, Kneef, Key«s,, Gunson, Gradney, Entrteajs, Adams, Bagley, and J. E. Taylor or' Rutherford. ,-" WAITARA. (From Our Own Correspondent).' The following is the result of the poll taken on Wednesday:— <

Totals .... 219 232 208 217 181 205 The above were the successful candidates. .Mr. W. P. Newbury polled 139.

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