JENNINGS WINS

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 316, 16 June 1915, Page 5

JENNINGS WINS

M'K TAUMABUM'I A MAJORITY OF 152. 1 * J A FEW IffiTUILVS TO OOME. H WILL XOT AWECT Till.; REOUI^,| 1 ' ol iaunuirunß majority bring %F£fk Wilaon. the Government candidate TJ'J3k At the genera l elections in December " j I 'l< !,ll "iigs defeated Mr Wilson hv ™to ß and the bv-eleetion 2L5 1 accessary iy the Court declarinTtt! election void as a result of Mrji? ' imgss flame not apearing on the eta. ; sir"" *"'•«* Aft ? Mnoh interest was displayed in the " lection throughout the district, he polling was about the same at at- si •lie general election in December. All 'V;! tnr . ft r th ° Position was reversed, farJ*£ 11 , ' Jonm "f?s was second on the *3 ■oil last December, yesterday he led Mr v *J§ Jr7™ 7 ' C> Vnt< *-- tH Taun] irunnl J ar. Jennings guinea a majority of 285*1 •otos, while at Te Kui'fi the voting «M J particularly clow, Mr. Wilson rcedvinff ft ne more votes than his opponent. The •'•3 letails of the voting in other par to 0 f '| He electorate show variations in the 3 •eopl'is choice, Air. Jennings being em- j ! ihatically favored at some!- places and J Jr. Wilson heading the poll easily at J >tlier places. A good deal of interest • | n the contest was shown in New Plt- *3 "out , The first result was received ■ i hortly before eight o'clock, and a f«# ninutes before ten o'clock a tefojnam" j vns received from To Kuiti, stating thlt i fl Jr. Jennings was leading by 13iTvot«r : nth twelve small returns to come whi<4 V' vere not likely to affect the result ' icws was received with enthusiasm b* '& he crowd. At midnight a telegram from Wellinr- "lH :2" -'!y c totals:—Jfr. Jenninm, I .<00; .Mr. Wilson, 3030, with nine small % (•turns to come which cannot affect the M esult. '3 The following are the details of the. '1 oting, the figures at the general cleo. . =1 ion in Dccemliei' last, wlicre available, icing shown in parentheses:— " „ . Jennings'. . Wilson. ' • f 7 a . ,hl fl 3« .1 inirangi 8 • 14 . jgj iV ' il 'tarft 4M(31») 386(328) $ macro 10 7-ipr.-kapa 13 5 ,

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