WAIPA POLLING DAY.

Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 566, 6 January 1876, Page 2

WAIPA POLLING DAY.

Wb hnro mndo arrangements, that wo think will givo Ftiisf.actiin t j our subscriber*, to ceeurc the result of each Poll throughout tho Win pa District at the earliest possible momont ; which result, it is necessary to add, wo fhill hasten to place before our readers. Should tho returns at Alexandra, To Awamutu, nnd Ngaruawahia not be m udo up l>oforofi»o o'clock on tho afternoon of Polling day, the Telegraph offices mentioned will be kopl op»n later in order thnt moisages may bo transmitted to us at Hamilton, whilo n special Connor will bring the news from Ohatipo. Wo shall publish three extras, tho first showing tho Polling at Alexandra, T« Awamutu, Ngnnrahuliin and Huimlton ; t)io second (on arrival of niesiongor) giving tho Oluuipo Toll ; and tho third on obtaining information from Kaplan, for which purpose we bavo employed it specif 1 messenger who will, if tho weather does not absolutely pVnvont him, truvel nil night. l)y this |»lnn wo slit'l bo criubled to give eai Ii Poll oxcej)t Knglnn on tho aftornoon of Polling day md tho total result, (including Raglan), the following morning Wo shall, moreover, immediately telegraph to hotelkoepcrH resident at. Ngatunwahin, To Awnmutu, Alexandra*, Cambridge, the rosnlt of the Polling oulsido their own towns, and wo •hall be groatly obliged if our friends the Bonifaces will cause such telegrams to bo made public as qiin kly as pomiible. The people of Ohaupo and Raglan will also bo m receipt of tho news as early as practicable. " 'Tib not in mortals to command iuoceßi, wo will do more, deserve it."