HAMILTON.

Auckland Star, Volume VI, Issue 1656, 9 June 1875, Page 3

HAMILTON.

(FROM OT/K OWN COBRESPONDENT.) Last night. The result of the poll for the representation of Waipa in the Provincial Council ia as follows :— Morris. McMinn. Alexandra ... ... 1 25 Te Awamutu ... ... 7 36 Hamilton 38 5 Ngaruawahia ... ... 5 ... •... 30 Ohaupo... ... ... 13 2 Total 64 97 Morris's supporters did not care to come and vote after the unfair way the election has been conducted. Several came in long distances on Saturday, and would not come again. Major Mair has a deal to answer for. He upset the R.M. Court here yesterday, and put everybody to expense. The adjournment of the poll was one of the most unwarrantable pieces of Government officialism we have had for a long time past. However, there is "more to come yet."

(From Another Correspondent.) McMinn was the winning horse yesterday. He won by thirty-three votes. The Times published a netice last night showing the returns from every settlement.

(From a Correspondent.) __ . This day. Rewi has gone to Te Kuiti. The Waikato Times last night sent extras throughout the Waikato with the result of the election. The first issue under the new literary and business management to-morrow.