THE ELECTION

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7998, 8 December 1905, Page 2

THE ELECTION

IHE TARANAKI ELECTORATE. (Amended aud complete.)

Totals... 815 2201715 1931 470 Majority for Smith, 219. At the last election Mr Smith was returned by a majority of 311, th' ligures being—Smith 2119, Okey 2105.

EGMONT. All returns are now in with the exception of one—the Mokau saw mills The result is W. T. Jennings 2011, C Leech 1960, H. A. Campbell 211 Majority for Jennings 051. OTHER ELECTORATES. I'KK I'IIESS ASSOCIATION". Wellington, I ist night. The following arc the complete re turns up to the time of wiring: B\v of Islands. 4 Houston, li. M. (G.) ... 100-: Johnston, J. C. (O.) ... 107-: Wake, T. (1.) SO". Kaiviua. »t.ill'.vorthy J. {(«.) 210; ♦Harding, A. E: (I.) 215' There are fourteen voters' permits t( come. Maesden, ♦Mandef, F. (O.) ... ... 2irl: Thompson, 1(. (G.) 23j;

Waitemata. *Alison, E. \Y. (0.) ... :Ml'i Clinkard, C. 11, (G.) ... 201") Eukx. *B.illard, J. (0.) 31)52 French, K. (T.) 131)1' ArcKr.iXD WKST. Poole, C. H. (1.L.) 2113 I'arr. J. C. (0.) 2177 Masefield, T. T. (I.) ... 1551 ArtKi.iNi) Central. *Kid.', A. (G.) 2614 liajnall, L. J. (t>.) 1751 A gers, J. (M,.) 31)2 Tilly - ... 52 D.'.ullcy—• ... Aivklanu East. *ll mine. F. ,G.) ... 2518 Bam ford, H. I). (O.) ... 1053 Richardson, W. (I.) ... 1128 Way, K. F. (L.L.) 103 (rIIEY 'Lv.SN, •'Fowlds G. (G.) ... ... 2s7;j Farrell, J. (0.) 2>3i Put.VM.I,. ♦Lawry, F. (G.) 2555 McLean, M. (0.) ... ... 2132 Shera, J. M. (J.) 21i7 Morgan Chambers, W, (I.) 5S MANI'KAf. ♦Kirklirido, M. M. (0.) ... 21177 Stewart, K. I). (G.) ... 2334 Fbaxki.ix. *Massey, W. F. (0.) ... 3052 McCardle, W. W. (G.) ... 2122 Thames. *McGowan, Hon. J. (G.) 20211 Fleming, M. (O.) ~, 1247 OUIXEMIBI. Poland. H. (G.) 20114 "Moss, E, G. 1). (0.) ... 1824 Waikato. Givensladc, 11. .1, (G.) ... 3441 •Lang, F. W. (O.) 3301 JJay of I'i.KXTr. *Hcrries, W. 11. (O.) ... 3128 Foster, .1. (G.) 21)70 W.UAIT. 'Carroll, Hon. J. (G.) ... 3025 Clayton, W. L. (t.0.) ... 18511 Darton, G. E. (L.L. and 1'.)... 870 Wall, H. M. (O.) ... 4 ... 308 AIM Kit. *l"raser, A. b. I). (G.) ... 3031) Lascclles, W. M. 1". (G.) ... 1580 McGrath, W. J. (G.) ... 1)15 Hawkk's Bay. Dillon, A. (li.) 3117 ♦Ku.ssell, Sir W. I!. (0.) ... 20U3 Waii'awa. •Hall, C. (G.) 331)7 Hunter, G. (0.) 21J1

P.v uiaita. Ross, R. 15. (G.) 2'i'Jl ♦Hawkins, W. H. (O.) ... 2108 Buchanan, H. D. (1.) ... 100 M ISTKUTO.V, •Hogg, A. W. (G.) 3 ill) Cooper, J. C. (O.) 2205 Waibakapa. Horusby, J. T. M. (G.) ... 2ISI •Buchanan, W. (J. (O.) ... 1093 Phillips, (.'. (I.) 03 M aw Kin. •Major, C. K. (G.) 2113 McGuire, F. (O.) 1751. liobbins, B. (.'. (O.) 1228 Patea. •Sviiics, w. <<;,) 2i«y lline, J. B. (0.) 2:173 Wake, G. P. (I.) 182 Distant returns to coin" unlikely to affect position. Otaki. •Field, W. H. (G.) ... 2096 Brown, B. (I,) 1301 Oitort. No advice received. lUnuitikki, Remington. A. H ]i)77 Stiiiierville, J. R 113 Waxhaxti. H >gan, J. T. (G.) 2512 •Willis, A. I). (G.) 1581 Bassett, W. (i. (0.) ... 1050 Haseidcn. F. I[. (().) ... 738 Gatcnby, R, M. (I.) ... 331 I'ai.mmistox. *Wnod, W. T. (G.) 3551 Pirani, F. ((),) 3037 Maxawait. Stevens, J. (G.) 2330 *Vile, .1. (().) lilOO Gardner, 0. (1.) ... ... 2211 11 nr. •Wilford, T. M. (G.) ... 31,37 Yercx, G. M. (1.0.) ... 1533 London, G. (I.) II in Wki.i.ixhtox Noimt. Iz.ird. C. 11. (G.) 3232 '"Dulliie, .1. (O.) 2752 Macl'arlaue, G. I). (f..1<.) 280

Wi:r,i,ixi!Tox Ckntii \ i,. ' KMicr. T. M. 1!. (N'.L.) ... *1.1:! ■! :.'<v.ui, l'..[. (J.) ... 2MW Cooper, A. H. (L.L.) ... 421 WtMjKOTON East. *Aitken, J. 0. W. (0.) ... 2572 McLean, W. (G.) ... 2500 McLaren, D. (L.) 757 Absent ami seamen's votes not included, so result is still doubtful. Newtown. *Barbcr, W. H. 1\ (G.i) 2207 Hislop, Hon. T. W. (II) ... ]!l!)j Chap|)le, Dr. ~k ... 1777 Hiuduarsh, A. L. (L.I/.), 382

THE SOUTH ISLAND. City of Nklso.v. ♦Graham, ,J. (G.) 2764 At more, H. (G.) 2750 About forty votes yet to come; expected to increase Graham's majority. Moti'kka. ♦McKeiizie, R. (G.) ... 21)70 Isitt, F. W. (P.) »J!d O'Kolly, John (I.) ... ... 220 Bl'li.su. *Colvin, J. (G.) 383y Isitfc ... 1089 Grky. ♦Guinness, A. R. (G.) ... 2815 Pctric, J. (G.) 2553 Westland. ♦Seddon, Right Hou. 1!. J. (G.) 3185 Oowin, H. (i J .) 223 Waijiau. •Mills, Hon. 0. H. (G.) ... 3020 Duncan, J. (0.) 2055 Turner G. (1.L.) 23 Hl'llUXl'l. A. W. (G.) ... 2001 Clothier, O. F.'(o.) ... 920 Pulley, G. T. (G.) ... 299 KAIAI'OI. *Buddo, D. (G.) 2060 Moore, 11. (O.) 2025 Avon. ♦Tanner, W. W. (G.) ... 2271 Brunt, J. It. (I.O.) 1732 Ularkson, T. (N.L.) ... 1509 Baynes, 1). (i.) 10" Ciikistchuhch North. Gray, C. M. (1.) 4066 •Taylor, T. E. (N'.L.) ... 2999 Chuistchubch East. ♦Davey, T. H. (G.) 2622 Collins, W. W. (G.) ... 1535 foogood, H. l'\ (N.L.) ... 251 Cooke, Jb". (Socialist) 95

CHitisTcHi'Kcn South. *EII, H. G. (G.) 3660 Winny, C. H. (O.'j ... 1171 Thorn, J. (L.L.) 1102 dadlield, J. (iS'.L.) 362 IiICtAKTOX. •'Willy, G. (G.) 2268 Oaverhill, T. H. (0.) ... 1012 Russell, G. W. (G.) ... 671' Ellor.l, J. A. (L.L.) ... 102 Ellksmebe. 'Hliotlcs, H. H. (O.) ... 1801 Ronnie, G. (G.) 1520 Shaw, H. (G.) 339 Lmw/ro-v. *L.iurouson, G. (>'. L.) ... 2190 ;! ukliTFi-, W. (•!-.) 1382 \Velili, S. K, (().) 3117 Russell,''C. L. (0.) 950 CoI'BTIIXtY. *l,o«i>, C. (O.) 1971 ileßride, T. J. (G.) 1715 Sl'.I.W v .v. ! Hardy, C. A. C. (0.) ... 2193 (w.-v, J. (G.) 1868 A.siiwrto.v. 'McLachlaii, J. (G.) 2508 Sindholme, .1. (().) 22-12 ieeley, -J. (G.) 292 (iv.UK imyr,. ♦Flatman, F. li. (G.) ... 2682 jeifi'i-.'K, W. (0.) 1438 TiMAiir. •Hall-Jones, Hon. W. (G.) ... 3t99 Rulleston, F. (O.) ... ... 2432 Waitaki. '.Steward, Sir W. J. (it.) ... 2545 Oiuh, G. (>'. L) 902 Maslin, W. !S. (().) 377 .Vichol, J. 13. (().) 217 \Valker, A. (G.) 254 OutAiir. •'Duncan, Hon. T. 1". (G.) ... 3321 Mitchell, J. (1.) 138,S Mackenzie, W. M. ... 159 Motnt Ida. Macpherson, J. A. (G.) ... 1808 *Herdman, A. L. (0.) ... 1400 Waikouaiti. ♦Mackenzie, T. (f.) 2309 Clark, E. H. (G.) 159 ii CIIALMIUtS. ♦Allen, E. G. (G.) 3126 l'ryo ', \V. (1.0.) 1989 Jibb, \V. (1.G.) 257 DI'NKDIN >'obih. Barclay, A. S. (G.) 3301 'Bedford, H. J). (N.li.) ... 2820 IlrS'KhlN' Sul'Tll. ♦Arnold, J. F. (G.) 3201 S:eivart, W. J). (0.) 2512

5 DrxEiux Chstrai.. 2 *Millar, J. A. (G.) ... 4157 1 Adams, A. S. ([.) ... 2317 L CJLVEIISHAM. 1 *Sidc.v, T. K. (G.) ... MM Earnshaw, W. (0.) -I"'' \ Taikiii. •Ucid, D„ junr. (0.) ... 2279 , Marshall, A. (G.) 1708 J Biutk, " ♦Allen,.l. (0.) 2073 Mason, W. D. (G.) 1713 TIAI'KKA. ' 'Bennett, J. (6.) 2535 Gilkinson, li. (0.) 1558 ' CIXTHA. 1 Malcolm, A. 8. (0.) ... 2031 Stewart, D. (G.) 1769 I Roy, W. (I.) 2152 Wakati it. ♦Fraser, W. (0.) 2230 « Gilfedder.M. (G.) 1880 ' Matauiia. *McNab, R, (G.) 2744 i MaeGibbon, T. (().) ... ... 2345 1 Awauca. 1 *Ward, Hon. Sir J. G. (G.) 3427 1 Wooduorth, H. (P.) ... 724 TsVKKCARGir.L. ' *Hnnan, J. A. (G.) ... 3717 1 liavmoud, f, "W. (O.) ... 1807 ' Morris, W. A. (G.) 851 Wam.ack. •Thomson, J. (J. (I.) ... 2341 ' MePherson, D. (G.) 1»(H THE LATEST. I'Kit I'UKSS ASSOCIATION. Wellixgtox, last night. The position of affairs in regard to Wellington East is that Aitkeu leads by 12 votes. There are 38 absent votes yet to come in. Final result Bnller Colvin 3921), . Isitt 1109, informal 113. , Dunedin North stands Arnold . 3267, Stewart 2624. Dunedin North—Barclay 3318, Bed- , ford 2803. 1 Nelson numbers are—Graham 2771, ( Atmore 2755. Twenty-four permits yet to come. I SPEECH BY MR SEDOON. —. 0 I'F.lt rRESS ASSOCIATION, Wellington, Dec. ti. Addressing the crowd early this morning, Mr Seddon said he had never felt the slightest anxiety as to the result of the election. The final returns gave the Government 59, as against 13 Opposition. In conclusion, he said : " I hope the " Times' " board will be P photographed, and I hope some people 11 will read, mark, learn, and inwardly f digest, and understand that those who 'I do their duty by the people have noth. s ing to fear. They sneer at humanity, but I say there is a trait in humanity

that, when an injustice has been done j as has been done to me and mine, the people will not have it, and that has been shown throughout New Zealand to-day." SIR JOSEPH WARD OS* THE RESULT. [Pkh I'iikss Association.] 1 rsvnirtHiiiu, December 7. licgarding the elections, Sir J. Ward, referring lo iho-e who had gone under, said lie had information that pointed to their probable defeat. The election I had, he considered, beetm-great victory for the Government, and completely altered the House, but leaving the ' distinct Government and Opposition ' parties. i Men had lost seats that both sides i would regret to lose on personal grounds, but in politics they had to ; sink personal feelings. ' There was not a seat that rcraiucut lost,

J? J£ K .a « i O ca tn H -V Ply (Cell) riieatre 290 61 159 921 211 East End 118 13 158 231 19 •Soutli ltoiiil 71 17 57 133 31 Motiiroii 11 7 IB 60 7 vJmuta 0 27 ■lii 37 5 Harford Road 1 11 9 9 0 Koru 7 5 21 17 1 Okato 11 ■1 97 33 27 l'unilio 3 0 27 12 2 W'MIU 6 2 50 8 7 I'ungarelui 22 1 20 26 10 Warea llgad 2 0 18 0 1 lialiotu ■ 16 3 79 06 10 rt'estown 25 1 ia 21 8 Frankloy Koad 15 0 73 11 6 Uarringtou lit 7 1 32 11 2 Upper Mangorei 1 2 29 21 15 JOoll Block 14 ti 51 26 2 Kgnioiit ltoad 7 5 28 19 2 i''it/.roy 48 10 85 133 19 Vogealtowu 31 9 21 20 8 Oakura 1 2 38 11 5 Tataraimaka 13 2 38 1 7 lip. O'rgton Rd. 8 0 5 5 1 Kainui 5 7 19 9 15 Kgmout Village 24 2 71 31 5 Upper Kent Rd 10 1 21 1 5 Albert Road 5 3 11 7 2 Lower Kent Rd 9 3 32 9 0 .Vlangoi'i'i 1 2 29 21 15 Iving Upland Rd8 lo 21 9 0 11 urslliouse Rd, 1 2 25 1 3