PARNELL VOTERS

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 948, 15 April 1930, Page 10

PARNELL VOTERS

ARMY OF 14,000 NOW ON ROLLS NUMBERS REVEAL COINCIDENCE By an unusual coincidence the total of names on the rolls for the Famell bj-election will be 14,073 exactly the same as that in the last o eneral election. of electors announced ,? hat L the number °f removals tiom the Parnell rolls at the last general election was 1,097. The effective rolls, including the afW S - a few doctors wlm S voted 14*07-' ? mkln ° a declaration, contained been 3-, so? r' .. fcubse< iuently there have e? 9 ! ooJ th , Ur removals, making a Of 2,992, but as the number of new enrolments on the second supplementary roll totals 1.895, the net number of electors remains at 14,073. This number. while subject to reduction, is not likely to be affected by transfer notices coming to hand before the expiration of the six days allowed after the issue of the writ or. Apiil 11, added the registrar.

DATE OF NEXT SESSION “NOT CONSIDERED YET” From Our Resident Reporter WELLINGTON, Today. The question of fixing a date for lb. Hat" 111 ? the c °ming session of Parliament has not yet been considered Mmp'w lU , a statement made by the i nine .Minister, Sh- Joseph W-n .i t,,teiepbone to Wellington i lile 1 i le Pl,me Minister added also that ha . d . -is vet no statement to make stnfatnfe? ) le a l lpointment of a repreT e?.. , ,! or „ Zealand at the Imperial Conference.