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Waikato Times, Volume XLI, Issue 3344, 2 December 1893, Page 8

Special Advertisements, | ,ij'.!r i Kl l| BP*str AIPA ELECTORAL DISTRICT, GENERAL STATE OF THE POLL taken iat'thißi'several polling iplaces for the said district on the 28th day; of November, 1893.; ; ::!{>>'! !;■;(: *';■<<!;• ah '': V Votes For FREDERIC WILLIAM '! ;a I LANG;,. / /..0 .J, ~..1941 For GERALD LOFTUS TORIN ; (! PEACOCKE... ... ; ... 952 Informal ... ... ... ... |10 ! ; Tlie, said Frederic Lang being Candidate >yho.received in;the aggregate ,aV all the filing' places the greatest number of votes,'l' hereby de-. Clare the said,FBEDERIC WILLIAM LANG to be DULY ELECTED as mem ri ' ber of the House of Representatives ! for the Electoral District of Waipa. ; , . THOMAS KIRK, ; ; | - -v-" : Returning Officer.; Hamilton, December Ist, 1893. ' P ÜBLI C NOTI C. E. Waikato Electoral District. Statement of the Poll taken on Tuesday, the 28th day of November, 1893 Polling Booths. 1. Hamilton East , 99 226. ,6 2. Wairangi ... 23 22 3. Rangiriri ... 33 19. 4. Huutly... 151 40 1 5. Taupiri;.. ... 33 31 6. Sukanui , ... 13 23 7. Morrinsville,... .55 77 1 8. Waihou ... 47 23 2 9..Turua ... ... 23 15 1 10. Te Aroha ... 180 102 1 11. Te Aroha West 20 15 12. Waharoa ... 50 32 13. Oxford... ... 6 49 14. Lichfield .. U 26 15. Waotu ... ... <®\ IS, 16. Taupo ... ... 2IT 7 17. Cambridge ... 179 259 6 2 18. Tamahere ... 15 34 19. Tauwhore ... 9 „25 20. Netherton 12 1 21. Shaftesbury ... 4 18 22; Waiorongomai... 54 12 1 23. Newcastle North 34 3 24. Kimihia ... 37 25. Tokaauu ... 22 3 26. Gordon Settlement... ... 22 2 ' ■■ 1083 * , ,75 Majority for Hon. Alfred Jerome Cadman. And I hereby. declare the HON. A. .J, C ADM AN, who has received in the aggregate the greatest number of votes, to be DULY ELECTED a Member, of the House of Representatives for the Electoral Diatricfc of Waikato. THOMAS JACKSON. Returning Officer, Waikato Electoral District. ; . Hamilton, November 30th, 1893. ; : fro THE ELECTORS of WAIKATO' T Ladies and Gentlemen,- , I desire to thank you for the confidence you have reposed in me by electing me to represent you in the ensuing Parliament, and I* trust that my actions will show that your confidence has not been misplaced : :: i;: ;; : ;A./j. cadman.. AIK AT,O JgLECTQRATE, ; I wish "to return my grcateful and heartfelt thanks to the 10S3 electors of I WaikatowKo showed their confidence in nie. at the poll, at the late election, and ' also ; to express my appreciation of the 'loyalty; and zeal of those who worked to secure my return. r , , i: i ■ I beg further to assure them that, though defeated on this occasion, I con sider the measure of success attending -their; -efforts a happy augury for the future. ' ' ' • '■ 1 have the honour to be, •■.; , ■ ; Your grateful and obedient, servant, ' ■ , i ISAAC COATES. ' : H^ ; ;K v S . 1! " MR'G:'W. IUJSSELIJ,' of CKristchurch (formerly of Cambridge), desires >to 'thank hisimany / Waikato'friends for:their ,con- ' over ! his for Rip-' 'cartdnatiheGeneralElection. lAS pep [Month; will purchase, a good 1 v " American Organ on our hirei sys- 7 £o^donand fierlin' Piano - Com - ; pany, I TVIONEY, ,TO; jLENDi in Large' 'or, lfX ! Smali Sums, at a'moderate rate |of h ntereatir-Jackson and Ruaull, Solicitors,! Fort-street,; Auckland:; / 1