BOROUGH POLITICS.
THE COUNCIL VACANCY. MR. F. E. WILSON ELECTED. Very little interest was taken in theelection for one borough councillor yesterday, for the vacancy caused by the retirement of Mr. S. J. Smith. Mr. F. E. Wilson polled 464 votes as against Mr. F. H. Jackson's 210. With 5 informal votes cast, the total voters numbered only 670 on a roll of 5,790, or a fraction over 10 per cent. The following was the voting at the various booths:—
d B 1 % § a •S a 5 A & 5 Central 77 253 8 Devon Street East ~,..55 55 Devon Street West ..... 9 33 Fitzroy Hall ... 50 26 .2 Frankleigh Park ...... 1 16 Moturoa ................ 5 3 St. Aubyn ..,,....,... 7 21 Vogeltown ..,,., 1 52 Westown , 5 5 Total 210 404 5
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Taranaki Daily News, 4 November 1915, Page 6
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129BOROUGH POLITICS. Taranaki Daily News, 4 November 1915, Page 6
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