The Situation.

Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3341, 6 September 1879, Page 2

The Situation.

In order that our readers may be able, at a glance, to see daily the result of the elections as they take place, and the relative position of the parties, we have arranged the following table. It will be seen that at present the Government have a decided advantage, even when given the benefit of Independent men, yesterday's election having, on the whole, been very favourable, to the Ministerial cause*— ! "''.'.'.

Electorate. Name. i i I 4~i i 1 i Avon .. Selwy».. Matatm Totara .. Mount Ida .. Picton .. Newton Thames Akaroa.. Intprcargill .. Dunedin .. 1 Waikaia Rangitikei Motucka Dunstan Lyttelton ParneU , Wairarapa.. j Rolleston John Hall Shanks Hon. W. Guborne .. , DeLautour Kenny Swanson Sir O. Grey, Sbeehan., Montgomery .. ' Bain Uick Oliver Stewart ' Johnson Willis Hursthousc 2-ke . ■:: Iwright • ;. I How .. | 1 Bunny I Bectham ' ';.' 1 Tole I Lcrin ' Hutchinson McDonald ■ Atkituvn Bryce Ballancc Bowen Macandrew Driver Reed, Soddon Hislop, Shrinuki .. Hasten^ Bwren Hint 1 1 1 1 1 I .1? ■^-.f -I J.I 1 I l l 7 i -I 1 - l l i -I Jl 1 .1 1 ~ - ■ii Eden Wellington -| East Coast ..I Egmont .. Wangahui.. || , 1 f I _ l - l - - i Kaispoi Port Chalmers Roslvn.. Hokitika Waitaki Grey Valley .. WaUace i '2 2 2 — _ — i i - - - — l — . -77 ■