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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1309, 12 December 1911, Page 2

ELECTION NOTICES. TO THE ELECTORS OF'WELLINGTON SUBURBS AND COUNTRY DISTRICT. ■ I ADIE3 and GENTLEMEN,During the campaign preceding the First Ballot I trust that I liavo EO spoken as to lenvo you in 110 doubt as to tho policy and principlea which I inrito you by yonr votes to enable me to support in Parliament. > I had arranged for a scries of meetings for tho Second, Ballot, campaign, but on hearing this morning of the unfortunate a6cident to Jlr. M6ofo, Vhioh I most sincerely regret, I have CANCELLED ALL APPOINTMENTS FOR MY MEETINGS, and shall have no further opportunity of addressing you pereon•lly. I hope that this alteration of arrangements will cause you no inconvenience. I trust that the result on THURSDAY NEST may show that I still hold tho confidence of those who, on Thursday last, honoured me by placing mo first on tho poll—an honour for which, whatever the result of the Second BaJlot, I shall always be grateful. I have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, W. H. D. BELL. i WELLINGTON SUBUEBS AND COUNTRY DISTRICT. MR. BELL'S MEETINGS. TN consequence of the unfortunate accident to Mr. Moore, all appointments for Mr. Bell's Meetings are CANCELLED., WELLINGTON SUBURBS ELECTION FT. MOORE, Labour Candidate (*«• • sisted by Messrs. M. J. Reardon, T. Young, and E. J. Carey) will Speak at— KARORI (Open Air. Connoil Chambere)-TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY), 12th, i o'clock. (Reardon and Young). SEATOUN (Tram Terminus)—TO-NIGHI (TUESDAY), 12th, at 8 o'clock. (Mr Carey). BERHAMPORE (Open Air, Duppa Street] -WEDNESDAY, 13th, at 8 p.m. (Mr. Young.) WADESTOWN (Open Air, Tram TerminusHWEDNESDAYi 13th, at 8 p.m. (Mr. Reardon.) MIRAMAR (Open Air>-WEDNESDAY, 13th, at 8 p.m.- (Mr. Carey.) JOHNSONVILLE (Open Air, Main Street) -WEDNESDAY, 13th, 10 p.m. MR. MOORE will answer "The Dominion" charges of volte face at all these meetings. MASTERTON ELECTORATE. SECOND BALLOT. yr E, a. w. HOGG WILL ADDRESS THE ELECTORS ; - At EKETAHUNA, TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY), ' Chair takoa at 8 p.m. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF WELLINGTON EAST. DECLARATION offIESULT OF POLL AND NOTIFICATION OP SECOND BALLOT. IPERCIVAL CORDING, Returning i Officer of the Electoral District of Wellington East, do hereby declare tho of tho Poll taken on tho 7th day of December, 1911, for the Election of a member of the Houso of Representatives for tho said district, to be as follows:— BOLTON, FREDERICK GEORGE 1,238 BRODIE, JOHN 131 M'LAREN. DAVID 2,967 NEWMAN, ALFRED KINGCOME 3,368 Total number of valid votes polled 7,704 Absolute majority required 3,853 Number of votes rejected as- informal 80 And I further declare that, as no Candidate has received an absolute majority of votes, a Second Ballot will be taken on THURSDAY, the Utli day of DECEMBER, 1911, between David M'Laren and Alfred Kingcomo Newman. Dated at Wellington this 11th- day of December, 1911. P. CORDING, Returning Officer. DECLARATION OF RESULT OF POLL FOR THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF HUTT. I FRANCIS WALTER LONDON, Ret turning Officer for tho Electoral District of Hutt. do hereby declare the result of the poll taken on tho seventh day of December. 1911, for the election tif a member of Parliament for the said district to bo as follows:— Votes Candidates. ■ polled. M'EWAN, John William ...-. 3U RBARDON, Michael John IMO SHORT. Richard Walton SSI WILFORD, Thomas Mason 3471 Total number of valid votes polled 6803 Nnmbfcr of votes rejected as infbrmal M I, therefore, declare the Said THOMAS MASON WILFORD to be elected. Dated at. Petone, this 11th day of