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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1308, 11 December 1911, Page 2

ELECTION NOTICES. miiK hattu; ix Tin; east. J| It. DA VI H MM, A 1! M N TII-DAY in IV-I tillici! Si|iuiri\ I p.m. TO-NIGHT in Clydi- (Jiiny Srlnml, h p.m. TO-MdlMioW i;Vi;.\IN(!. New (•(.•ntiiry Mull, nt H p.m. At fcnlriil Ilimiii, miner of HliziiliHli Street, iiml Iw'iit Ti'iTun- KVUKV L'Y'KNI.Mi. at 7 p.m. Air. M'Lami givs milieu thai. All Cominitlees firo Disbmided a-s from SATHtDAY, !)t!i im-twit. ELECTORAL DISTIUCT OF WELLINGTON SOUTH. DECLARATION OK IJESULT 01 ,, TOLL AND NOTIFICATION OK SKCUND JS ALLOT. T .lAAIES KDWAIMJ KRIiDERICK JLj rj:,IU?Y. lietuniint; Officer of tlw Electoral District i.r Wellinglon South, do hereby declare thu result of Hie foil taken on (ho 7th day of December, I!HI, for tho Election t>l , a -number of Wrliamniil for the s-.iicl District, to bo as folloivb: • ' ■ . ■ Votes Candidates-- polled. BARBER, William- Henry Peter ...... J2SH COI/ZENS, Albert Rbcnrzcr 185 HLNDMAKSH. Alfred llumphrev ... 2608 WRIGHT, Robert Alexander ..." 2!)ti2 Total number of valid voles polled 7fl7i Absolute majority required' 353G Number of votes rejected as iuforinnl 0") And I further declare that, as no Candidate has received mi absolute majority of votes, u Second Ballot will be tuken oil THURSDAY, the 14th day of DECEMBER, 1911.' between ALFRED HUMPHREY HINDMARSH mid ROBERT ALEXANDER WRIGHT. ' Dated at Wellington this 9th day of December, 1911. The Public Library, Newlown. J. E. F. I'LEEV, Returning Officer, • Wellington South. DECLARATION OF RESULT OF POLL, AND NOTIFICATION OF SECOND BALLOT. T JOSEPH WILLIAM SALMON. Ee-J-j turning Officer for the Electoral District of Wellington Suburbs ;iiid Countrv District, do hereby declare the result of the poll taken ou tho seventh day of December, 1911. for the election ol' a member of the House of Representatives for tho said district to be as follows: — Votes Candidates. polled. BELL, William Henry Dillon ... 2,431 FITZGERALD. John Edward ... 1.2U LUKE, John Pearco 1,032 MOORE, Frank Thomas 1,273 Total number of valid votes polled.. 5,950 Absolute majority required 3,520 Numberof votes rejected as informal' 55 And I further declare that, as no candidate has received an absolute majority of vote>, a second ballot will be taken on THURSDAY, the fourteenth day of DECEMBER. 1911. between WILLIAM HENRY DILLON BELL and FRANK THOMAS MOORE.: ' Hours of polling: 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Dated at Wellington, this ninth day of December, 1911. .J. AT- SALMON,.... .Returning Officer. TO LET . TO SPORTSMEN. FOR SALE or TO LET, 3-roomed Furnished Whare, close to plentj of good shooting and fishing. One minute from Railway Station, 11 miles from City; wjll let for a terra at 7s. Gd. per week, or sell for £250. Apply S. GEORGE NATHAN, 113-115 Customhouse Quay (opp. Bank of N.Z.). -■ TO LET. rriAHUNA HOUSE, Nelson. Magnificent X opportunity; beautiful 9-roomed Furnished New^House, .every convenience, late occupier did splendid business with paying guests; pony carriage with house; glorious situation, facing sea; owners travelling; absurd low rental, merely as a caretaker; 'bus running daily to door. Immcdiato possession. Apply MRS. F. MARTIN, Hardy Street, NelsonTO LET, 3-roomed House, Hollowiv Road, Mitchelltown; rent, 10s. W. King, Holloway Road. TO LET. Furnished, for Two Months, from middle of December, 3 Bedrooms, Dining-room, Bathroom, Kitchen, and all conveniences. Apply Mrs. Stevens, 2 Hay Street, before 2, or after 5 p.m. TO LET, House, six rooms; all conveniences; close to station; rent,.l3s. Gd. Apply Mrs. Heele, Jolinsonville. TO LET, 4-roo7ne"d~~Cottafio, Worser Bay, close to school, Crawford Road. Apply J. Marshall, Worser Bay. ripO LliT, Kilbimto acd Newtown, 4 JL and 5 Rooms; rent low; modern conTPtiienee?. J. .1 Bnvd. Kilbirnie. FURNISHED House iu Opawa, Christchurch, to Let, 12 months, 7 rooms, every convenience; largo, orchard, croquet lawn, kitchen garden, etc., and half a minute from tram. Apply Box 217, Christchurch. ' W~ AREHOUSE to Let, ground floor, Blair Street, off Courtenay Plato. Apply Dunlop Rubber Co., Courtenay Place. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION HOUSE, ' 231 THE TERRACE 234. Well-appointed House, extensivo grounds and garden. TARIFF: ss. Gd. per day for visitors; .CI as. per week; permanent boarders,' £1 Is. . .. ■ "QTONEHTJRST," SYMONDS STREET, AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND. Strictly FIRST-CLASS BOARD AND RESIDENCE. Telegrams: "Stonehurst," Auckland. MRS. ALBERT A. BROWN, Pronrietress. SEASIDE FOR SUMMER MONTHS. KILBIRNIE SOUTH. SEA VIEW PRIVATE HOTEL. Comfortable and cheap Board and Residence. Handy to both Beaches. Also Rooms, unfurnished. • Splendid Conveniences. Trems pass door. FIRST-CLASS Private Board and Residence, 133 Sydney Street. Telephone. ONTKOSErNor96I:he Terrace7ver> superior Accommodation; largo rooms, tennis lawn, near Wellington Club. Terms very re&sonable. ACANT—ljargi; front balcony. Single ami Double Bod-siltiug-rooms lovely hnrbour view; sclflct; 'homo comforts; quiet; perfect hot-water service. 5'J lioulcott Street. nnHOKNLEIGH. Boulcott Street-Va-JL cancies for Boarders; central position and good viow of City aud Harbour, Telephone 1871. AITaS'GI, iJoulcott for Boarders; eupcrior accommodation, all conveniences j 5 minutes from G.P.0.; moderate terms. Telephone No. 1200. THE Results obtai:«l oy Advertiser* in "ho Classified Columns of " The IJoraiuion" are such as to confirm their belief that the paper has a wider circuKtion than any oilier daily journai in Mew Zealand.