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Dunstan Times, Issue 1291, 26 November 1886, Page 2

From a Parliamentary paper now before ua anti received timing the past week, we find that according to the census returns giving the population of the electoral districts, that of the Dtiosiaa in Match last was 55G-1, and of that number only 1316 were enrolled as voters. Whether or not that is to be considered 0 fair proportion, we crnnofc Bay, as wo do net know upon what lines the proportion* are reckoned. Such, however, are the numbers, giver We make special note of the figures, because in a few months we shall have a general election upon us, when everyone s titled to the privilege of a voto should le in a position to exercise it. Wa neaa every man should have his p?r*e anno led, and in the view that etch ie dopa, vx> advise all to Register, Register, Regjafeoa,