COMPLETED ELECTIONS.

Globe, Volume XXI, Issue 1735, 11 September 1879, Page 3

COMPLETED ELECTIONS.

The following table shows the result of the general elections so far as they are yet comtpleted. The letters "M" and O signify respectively supporter and opponent ot tne Ministry. _____

YESTERDAY'S ELECTIONS. BUSSELL, September 10. The following returns from the Bay of Islands and Mongonui district have been received : Williams. Limdon. M'Leod. Katene. Enssell ... 21 9 5 5 Mongonni... 6 16 3 1 Hokiaufjn ... 3 102 5 48 Ohaowae ... 50 8 3 39 Kawakawa 34 23 24 1 Oruru ... 4 7 11 121 165 41 95 AUCKLAND, September 10. The following are the returns so far received for the Waipa election: — "Whitaker. Cunningham. M'Minn. Eoehe. Hamilton 121 39 11 Ngaraiwhaia 45 17 1 1 Ohanpo ... 12 8 3 4 Mercer ... ■ 43 32 1 0 Alexandra ... 41 .35 21 - TeAwamatu 23 61 _ 285 195 31 17 Returns are to come in from Raglan and three other places, but are not likely to affect the result. The result of tho polling for Auckland city ■east is:— Speight 371 Clarke 363 There were three informal votes. Speight was carried shoulder high by his supporters. Both candidates made speeches thanking their supporters, and each called for cheers for his opponent. / NAPIER, September 10. The polling for Clive election resulted as f olI lows:— •Ormond 505 Sheehan 360 Mr Sheehan received almost a block vote • from theMSatives, of whom 180 are on the ' Olive roll. The polls compared with the voting power vras probably the closest in the colony. There : are only about 1100 names of living voters, . and nearly 1000 of them polled.

MISCELLANEOUS ELECTION ITEMS. AUCKLAND, September 10. The following is the correct return of the * Waitemate polling : Wood 413 Macfarlane 188 Majority for Wood 225 WELLINGTON, September 10. It is stated if Sir George Grey is returned for Ohrißtohurch Mr Feldwick will be made • Government nominee for the Thames, and failing that he is to have a seat in the Upper : Houao. WELLINGTON, September 10. Mr Hutchison is very much elated at being returned. Sir Geo. Grey has promised to make him Minister of Education. It is reported that an attempt will be made to unseat Mr Johnston on the ground of bribery. Mr Halcombe is being egged on by the Government in hopes of a new election. The Hinemoa's electioneering trip was too much for her. She now lies at the wharf with two boiler plates cracked. She had been ao pushed that there was not time properly to attend to her, and now her boiler has to be overhauled and repaired. She was in such a bad Btate that Sir George dare not risk going down in her, and had to condescend to be a. passenger on board the Penguin. All this is •kept very quiet, the local papers saying nothing is the mattor with the Hinemoa.

• Constituency. Avon ... W. Eolleston ...0 W. Eolleston ...O -Selwyn C. Fitzroy ...0 J. Hall O J. Shanks ...M J. Shanks ...M W. Gishorne ...M W. Gisborne ...M 'Pioton C.Kenny ...0 C.Kenny ...0 Newton W. Swanson ...M W. Swanson ...M JInvercargill .. H. Feldwiek ...M J. W. Bain ...O Akaroa W.MontgonieryM W.MontgomeryM (3. Macandre wM T. Dick 0 • Dunedin \ W.D. Stewart O W. D. Stewart O LR. Oliver ...0 K. Oliver ...O f Sir G. Grey...M Sir G. Grey ...M 1 W. Eowe ...O J. Sheehan ...M Thames Duns tan V. Pyke 0 V. Pyke ...O Bangitikei .. J. Ballanco ...M P. Willis ...O ' Mot tin!;;i E. HursthouseO E.Hnrsthouse...O "Iiyttelton 'Parnell H. P. Mnrray- , ,. Aynsley ...0 H. Allwnght...M F. Moss ...M F. Moss ...M Mount Ida ... C.DeLantonr...M C. DeLantour M CQ. Beetham...O G. Beetham ...O lH. Bnnny ...M H. Bunny ...M Wairnrapa ... ' Wallace J. P. Joyce ...M G. Hirst ...O Port Chalmers J.Green 0 J.Macandrew...M Kaiapoi : Roslyn C. C. Bowen ...0 C. C. Bo wen ...0 H. Driver ...0 H. Driver ...0 fG. E. Barton M W. H. Levin ...0 Wellington ... tG. Hunter ...0 W. Hutchison M Waitaki f T. W. HislopM T. W. Hislop...M 1 S.E. ShrimskiM S. E. ShrimskiM l Egmont H. Atkinson ...O H. Atkinson O East Coast ... G. Morris ...0 A. McDonald M Wanganui ... ( Sir W. Fox OJ. Bryce... 0 I J. Bryce oU. Ballanco... M Hokitika fE. Bartf 0 R. C. Reid... M I S. T. George M E. Seddon... M Edea J. Tolo M I. Tole... M ■ Grey Valley ... f C. Woolcock 0 1 R. Beeves ... M E. Masters R. Reeves ... M New Plymouth T.Kelly ... 0 T. Kelly ... O ■ Cheviot A. Saunders ... 0 A.. Saunders ... 0 Timaru E. Tnrnbull... M E. Tnrnbull... M Auckland City West f J. Wallis ... M ID. Goldie ... M J. Wallis ... M W.J. Hurst... M i Nelson City ... /O. Curtis ... 0 (.A. Adams ... 0 A.. Pitt ... 0 A. Adams ... O 1 Biverton S. Hodgkiusou M P. M'Caughan Waikonaiti ... 3. M'Leau ... 0 G.M'Lean ... 0 Manawatu W. Johnston... 0 W. Johnston O Tuapeka J. C. Brown ...M J. C. Brown ...M ' Heath cote J. T. Fisher ...M J.T.Fisher ...M fW.E. Russell O IF. Sutton ...0 W. R. Russell...O " Napier F. Sutton ...O Grey and Belli T. Carrington M R.Trimble ...O Nelson Subs.! a,. J. Eichmond 0 A.. J. Richmond 0 Waimea ...1 3. Baigent ...O J. Shephard ...O Wairau ... i. Seymour ...0 A. Seymour ...0 Waikato ...' ?. Whitaker ...O J. B. Whyte • Waikoia S. Bastings G. P. Ireland ...O Caversham ... J. Seaton ...M W. Barron ...M Taieri W. H. Cntteu...O .T. Palton ...O Bruce WA. Murray...0 W. A. Murray...O Bodnoy J. Sheehan ...M S. T. George ...M Onehunga Waitenlata ... G. O'Rorke ..-M G. O'Rorke ...M J. 3. MacfarlaneO Reader Wood.. .M Geraldine S. Wakeiield ...O E.Wakefield ...O Son t h'rn Maori [. Tainui ...M I. Tainui ...M Hntt EI. Jackson ...M T. Mason ...O Buller J. Henry ...O TE. R.i chard-: son 0 J. B. Fisher ...M Sir Geo. Grey...M Chxistchnrch 1 E. C. J. Ste1 vens 0 W. S. MoorL house ...0 E.C.J. SI evens 0 S. P. Andrews M Clive r. D. Ormond 0; J. D. Ormond...0 Auckland City West »V. L. Eees ...M W. J, Speight M Walpa ! 3. McMinn ...01 F. A. Whitaker;0 Bay of Islands',. r. Williams ...0 J, Lundon ...M Western Maori! EI. Nahe ...M:W. Te Wheora M 1