COST OF SECOND BALLOTS.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9628, 21 October 1909, Page 6

COST OF SECOND BALLOTS.

The cost" of the various second ballots held after the last General Election was shown in a return presented to Parliament on Tuesday last:—The details are as follow: W. J. Napier, Waitemata, £45 2s 6d; L; R. Phillips, Waitemata, £4B 7s 6d; F. H. Haselden. Ohinemuri, £4B 18s; H. Poland, Ohinemuri, £49 13s 4d; W. D. S. Macdonald, Bay of Plenty, £4B 3s 3d; J. B. Gow, Bay of Plenty, £49 3s 9d; J. Carroll, Gisborne, £l9; G E. Darton, Gisborne, £4S; A. Dillon, Hawka's Bay, £4B 6s; W. R. Russell, Hawke's Bay, ' £47 lis 9d; R. B. Ross Pahiatua. £49 18s 4d; J. C. Cooper, Pahiatua, £46 lis 2d; B. Dive, Egmont, £37 7s Id; G. P. Wake, Egmont, £29 16s HJd; G. Hutchison, Wanganui, £49 19s 9d; J. T. Hogan, Wanganui, £49 5s sd; D. Buick, Palmerston North, £4B 16s 7d; W. T. Wood, Paimergton North, £49 18s 9d; E. Newman, Manawatu, £49 2a Id; J. Stevens, Manawatu, £49 16s 8d; L. A. Herdman, Wellington North, £4B Is 2d; F. G. Boltor, Wellington North, £49 15s 6d; D. M'Laren, Wellington East, £46 18s; A. R. Atkinson, Wellington East, £49 8s 6d; R. A. Wright, Wellington South, £47 8s 6d; W. H. P. Barber. Wellington South, £49 8a lOd; J 'P.- Luke, Wellington Suburbs, £49 4s; J. E. Fitzgerald, Wellington Suburbs, £4B 3s Id; J. J. Graham, Nelsun, £SO; H. Atmore, Nelson, £55 15s 9d; G. W. Forbes, Hurunui, £27 5s Id; 0. F. Clothier, Hurunui, £9 8s lOd; G. W. Russeli, Avon, £49 10s 9d; W. W. Tanner, Avon, £47 15s 4d; W. Nosworthy, Ashburton, £49 9s 8d; .F. R. Flatman, Ashburton, £42 19s 6d;T. Buxton, Geraldine, £49 2s; W. Jeffries, Geraldine, £49 6s; J. Craigie, Tirnaru, £42 14s Id; W. D. Campbell, Tirnaru, £49 15s 9d;R. Scott. Tuapeka, £4O 143 lid,; A. Macpherson, L'uapeka, £4B 7s 3d.; E. H. Clark, Chalmers, £49 5s 6d; F. G. Allen, Chalmers. £23 la; G. M. Thomson, Dunedin North, £47 6s 7d; A. K. Barclay, Dunedin North, £49 4s.

MKiuKULOQICAJ,. By Telegraph—Press Association. WELLINGTON, October 20. The following is Rev. D. C. Bates' summary and forecast:--The barometer has fallen everywhere, and westerly winds have prevailed strong and squally south of Kawhia and Ostlepoint. Rain has fallen on the West Coast and in the South. The present indications are for a rise in the barometer shortly in the Southern districts with rain and colder weather. Pressure will probably decrease in the North for about 12 or 16 hours, but after that the winds will then also change to the southward. Unsettled and stormy weather is now probable generally.