TAUMARUNUI ELECTION

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2490, 17 June 1915, Page 6

TAUMARUNUI ELECTION

LATER KETUHrvS. The Press Association telegraphed last night from Te Kuiri that'the final official returns for the Taumanmui elc-o-tion were as under:— n' J' 3850 0. K. Uilson (R.) 3702 Majority for Jennings ... 148 This result presumably does not in. elude the . absent votes recorded,, eo that the use of the word "final" is probably a mistake. In the afternoon " "» M Jf- Jennings 1 3830 U a. nilson 37Q1 _ And these figures did not include the 68 absent votes recorded.

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