COUNTY ELECTIONS.
MASTErtTON.
The triennial election of Councillors for the Maisterton. County took place yesterday. ITEe polling, so far Ridings around. Master ton are concerned,, was not heavy, but the polling in the Alfredton Riding was expected to be hetivi'eir than usual. The result of the poll was not available last night, the Returning Officer (Mir F. G. Moore) being unable by law to make an announcement until! the whole of returns sk& in. It is not expected thiat the AMxedtooi reibuirn wdffl be available">untiJl tlbiis afternoon.
EK ETA HUN A.
(Special to the Age.)
EKETAHUNA, Ilast Night. WEST RIDING. Far the West Riding there were nine nominatrionls for tihe five vacancies, the result being as follow: C. Connor 146 J. Dtawtson 134 G. H. Hickman ...99 • B. Morriss 97 ». Sheehyin 82 J. Lomax ... 79 S. McManus 66 G. P. Ranby 62 A. Syvorsen 62 Informal 1 There was no eJction for the Bast Riding, as the number of nominations did not exceed, the four vacancies for this Riding.
WAIRARAPA SOUTH.
CARTERTON, Lost Night
Mfese/rs F. G. Moore and- George Stevens were elected' Councillors for -the Walrairapa South County, in the IJelveoWe Riding.
Messrs F. Court and R. G. Welch were elected for the ltelefield Riiding. Messrs Jias. Hodder and Welch tied !for second place, .and Mir Welch bedng the sitting member, was elected on the casting vote of the Returning Officer.
WOODVILLE.
(By Telegraph—Press Association.)
WOODVILLE, Last Night. A deal of Interest was taken in the County elections to-dlay. Two members were elected for each Riding,, and the rpsiu...« were 1 — Woodvdlle Riding:— Esoott 147, Hughes 130, Muiiriay 46. v Ivumeiroa Riding. MacFherson 55, Littile 53,, Lynch 44. •Mkliiarahara Riding. Grainger 86, Goldfinch 66, ivlarslilall 44, Jensen 24.
Mangjaiatna Riding.—. NeTedn 68, Itogan 39, Btoese 25.
MAUHICEVILLE
. West Riding.— O. C. Jackson 94; L. P. Larsen 82; C. Seymour 77; 0. Isaacson 68; E. Pedersen 44. The first tlwee wwe elected.
East Riding.— J. E. Perry 74; H. J. Dkigg 49; R. Judd 44; F. W. H. Rummer 38; J. F. Heckler 29. The first three were elected.
CASTLE POINT.
East Ending.— "William Andrew 18, Jtohn Hudson. 16, Edward S. Bbriom 15. ~,Tlhe first fyro ■, wefe, elected. '
West A. G. Palmer 24, C. T. RKcJliordsooi 22, James H. Oaraieron 3. Tilie fiiristb two were elected.
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