SECOND EDITION. THE CIVIC ELECTIONS.
DUNEDIN. The election of two members in the City Council for South Ward, two for High Ward, and two for Leith Ward took place to-day; as also did the election of two auditors by the whole City. In Leith Ward only were there signs of unusual excitement, but there the election was hard fought. Not only did those ambitious of municipal honors make a thorough canvas in their own ward, but vehicles placarded with the name of at least one of the Leith Ward candidates were frequently to be seen in the remote southern end of the City. The following is the polling SOUTH WARD. Roberts 242 Mollison ... 20 L Jiossbotham 80 Gray 29 HIGH WARD. Brown 339 Chapman 339 Hardy 140 LEITH WARD. Reeves 213 Gibson 201 Smith ’.I 173 AUDITORS. James 802 M‘Culloch 747 Evans 668 PORT CHALMERS. [Br Telegraph.] The election of Councillors for Middle and East Wards took place to-day, but caused very little excitement. The following is the poll: EAST WARD. M‘Gregor 30 M‘Kenzie 25 Majority for M'Gregor ... 5 MIDDLE WARD. M‘Kinlc.7 25 Puller ton 14 Majority for M'Kinley ... 11
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Evening Star, Issue 3881, 2 August 1875, Page 3
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190SECOND EDITION. THE CIVIC ELECTIONS. Evening Star, Issue 3881, 2 August 1875, Page 3
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