NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN DIVISIONS.

New Zealander, Volume 9, Issue 759, 23 July 1853, Page 3

NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN DIVISIONS.

Although the polling places for these Divisions at the approaching elections have already been notified, yet as the notifications of some of the particulars have appeared in separate announcements, it may be acceptable to many of the electors that we should stale them connectedly. The following, then, will be the polling places at the elections for Members o! the Provincial Council, to take place on the first of August,—and also, we ; believe at the subsequent elections for -Members of the House of Representatives: Northern Division.—Tins Police Office, Auckland ; Mr. Maurice Kelly's station at I the Wade, for Matakana, Malfurangi, the Wade; Mr. Alexander Mackay's residence. North Shore.; near the College, for Lucas's Creek, North Shore; Mr. Blake's house, Kaipara landing place, at the head of the Waitemala river, for Waiteniata, Arerimu, Kaipara ; and Mr. Henry's station, Titiran ,r i, for Tilirangi, Muddy Creek, Manakau, Henderson's Mill. Southern Division.—The Court House, i Onehunga; the Gold Commissioner's house, Coromandel harbour, lor the Thames, KikoI wakarere, Coromaudei, Waihuu, Waihcki; al Manuka's wooden house, in the village of | Kangiawbia, for Waipa, Waikato Hirer, Rangiawbia; and Mr. Charlton's Inn, for i Kawhia.