THE PATRIOTIC CARNIVAL

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 4, Issue 114, 29 November 1915, Page 3

THE PATRIOTIC CARNIVAL

Southern Queen's Victory. fe Votirg in connection with the - Auckland Provincial Quern Carnival conttit closed to-diy at roon, and although it the time ot going to press the figures of the same have not been officially announced the infoimation ii afforded that victory reatj with the Queen of the South, Mrs R. F. Bollard, by an ixcess otcr the next contestant of someihiig like £IO.OOO, representing 800,000 voter. By Wire- p.m. Auckland, This Day. Some £IO,OOO worth of votes have jet to be recorded, «o that the hnal figures are not likely to be available until about 5 p.m. The poaitionp, which aie riot likely to be diiturhed, are as xollowti:— Order. Queene. No. I—South „ 2-North „ 3—East „ 4-Soldiers ~ s—Wholesalers „ 6—Professions & Commerce „ 7—Licensed Victuallers • „ 8— Betailers „ 9—Public Service „ 10—Sports ft „ 11—Labour 12—Waitemata