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New Zealand Gazette – 1866 – No. 22

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✨ Election Results Table

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

RETURN of the NAMES of MEMBERS chosen to serve in the HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, &c. continued

Constituencies.	Returning Officers.	Date of Issue of Writ.	Date of Return of Member.	Members chosen.
Porirua . City of Welling- ton	J. C. Crawford	27th January, 1866.	5th March, 1866.	Alfred de Bathe Brandon..
	”	”	6th March, 1866.	William Waring Taylor,

Isaac Earl Featherston,
Charles Bonnythorne
Borlase. |
| Hutt. | ” | ” | 28th February, 1866 | William Fitzherbert,
Alfred Ludlam. |
| Wairarapa | H. S. Wardell | ” | ” | 8th March, 1866. | Henry Bunny.. |
| Napier | John Curling | ” | ” | 23rd March, 1866 | Donald McLean. |
| Clive. | ” | ” | 17th March, 1866 | John Davis Ormond. |
| Collingwood | H. W. Turnell | ” | ” | 9th March, 1866. | Andrew James Richmond. |
| Motueka | A. L. G. Camp- bell | ” | ” | 3rd March, 1866. | Charles Parker. |
| City of Nelson | John Sharp | ” | ” | 20th February, 1866 | Edward William Stafford,
Oswald Curtis. |
| Suburbs of Nel- son | ” | ” | 15th February, 1866 | William Wells. |
| Waimea | S. L. Müller | ” | ” | 27th February, 1866 | Arthur Robert Oliver. |
| Picton | ” | ” | 4th April, 1866 | Arthur Beauchamp. |
| Wairau | B. Woollcombe | ” | ” | 23rd February, 1866 | William Henry Eyes. |
| Gladstone | J. Birch | ” | ” | 23rd February, 1866 | Francis Jollie. |
| Cheviot | W. B. Pauli | ” | ” | 19th February, 1866 | David Monroe. |
| Ashley | William Donald. | ” | ” | 2nd March, 1866 | Lancelot Walker.. |
| Kaiapoi | ” | ” | 19th February, 1866 | Joseph Beswick. |
| Avon | ” | ” | 26th February, 1866 | Crosbie Ward. |
| City of Christ- church | ” | ” | 12th February, 1866 | James Edward Fitzgerald.. |
| Heathcote | ” | ” | 1st March, 1866. | John Hall. |
| Mount Herbert | ” | ” | 22nd February, 1866 | William Sefton Moore-
house.† |
| Town of Lyttel- ton | ” | ” | 5th March, 1866 | Edward Allan Hargraves. |
| Akaroa | John Watson. | ” | ” | 22nd February, 1866 | George Armstrong. |
| Selwyn | E. J. Lee | ” | ” | 26th February, 1866 | Edward Cephas John
Stevens. |
| Coleridge | E. J. Lee | ” | ” | 28th February, 1866 | John Cracroft Wilson,
C.B. |
| Timaru | B. Woollcombe | ” | ” | 20th February, 1866 | Alfred Cox. |
| Westland | G. S. Sale. | ” | ” | 20th March, 1866 | William Sefton Moore-
house.‡ |
| City of Dunedin | John Gillies | ” | ” | 13th March, 1866 | James Paterson and
William Hunter Reynolds |
| Roslyn | ” | ” | 22nd March, 1866 | George Hepburn. |
| Caversham | ” | ” | 16th March, 1866 | Arthur John Burns. |
| Port Chalmers. | William Reid | ” | ” | 17th March, 1866 | Thomas Dick. |
| Taieri | James Fulton | ” | ” | 7th March, 1866 | Donald Reid. |
| Bruce | John Dewe | ” | ” | 7th March, 1866 | John Cargill. |
| Clutha | J. P. Maitland | ” | ” | 9th March, 1866 | James Macandrew. |
| Hampden | L. Broad | ” | ” | 5th March, 1866 | Charles Edward Haugh-
ton. |
| Oamaru | T. W. Parker | ” | ” | 24th March, 1866 | Robert Campbell, junior. |
| Waikouaiti | J. W. Murdoch | ” | ” | 28th February, 1866 | William Dick Murison. |
| Manuherikia | H. W. Robinson | ” | ” | 21st March, 1866 | William Baldwin. |
| Goldfield Towns | ” | ” | ” | 21st March, 1866 | James Benn Bradshaw. |
| Goldfields in the Province of Otago | ” | ” | ” | 26th February, 1866 | Julius Vogel, and Charles
O'Neill. |
| Invercargill | John Hare | ” | ” | 12th March, 1866 | William Wood. |
| Mataura | James Surman | ” | ” | 10th March, 1866 | Francis Dillon Bell. |
| Riverton | C. R. Marten | ” | ” | 26th February, 1866 | Donald Hankinson. |
| Wallace | ” | ” | 6th April, 1866 | Alexander McNeil. |

† Subsequently returned on 20th March, 1866, as Member for District of Westland.
† Previously returned on 22nd February, 1866, as Member for the District of Mount Herbert.

Colonial Secretary's Office,
Wellington, 23rd April, 1866.

E. W. STAFFORD.

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🏛️ Return of Members chosen to serve in the House of Representatives (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
Dated23 April 1866
KeywordsHouse of Representatives, Election results, Members chosen, Constituencies, Parliament
👱🏽 Names

50 names identified

Alfred de Bathe Brandon, Elected Member of Parliament
William Waring Taylor, Elected Member of Parliament
Isaac Earl Featherston, Elected Member of Parliament
Charles Bonnythorne Borlase, Elected Member of Parliament
William Fitzherbert, Elected Member of Parliament
Alfred Ludlam, Elected Member of Parliament
Henry Bunny, Elected Member of Parliament
Donald McLean, Elected Member of Parliament
John Davis Ormond, Elected Member of Parliament
Andrew James Richmond, Elected Member of Parliament
Charles Parker, Elected Member of Parliament
Edward William Stafford, Elected Member of Parliament
Oswald Curtis, Elected Member of Parliament
William Wells, Elected Member of Parliament
Arthur Robert Oliver, Elected Member of Parliament
Arthur Beauchamp, Elected Member of Parliament
William Henry Eyes, Elected Member of Parliament
Francis Jollie, Elected Member of Parliament
David Monroe, Elected Member of Parliament
Lancelot Walker, Elected Member of Parliament
Joseph Beswick, Elected Member of Parliament
Crosbie Ward, Elected Member of Parliament
James Edward Fitzgerald, Elected Member of Parliament
John Hall, Elected Member of Parliament
William Sefton Moorehouse, Elected Member for Mount Herbert
Edward Allan Hargraves, Elected Member of Parliament
George Armstrong, Elected Member of Parliament
Edward Cephas John Stevens, Elected Member of Parliament
John Cracroft Wilson (C.B.), Elected Member of Parliament
Alfred Cox, Elected Member of Parliament
William Sefton Moorehouse, Elected Member for Westland
James Paterson, Elected Member of Parliament
William Hunter Reynolds, Elected Member of Parliament
George Hepburn, Elected Member of Parliament
Arthur John Burns, Elected Member of Parliament
Thomas Dick, Elected Member of Parliament
Donald Reid, Elected Member of Parliament
John Cargill, Elected Member of Parliament
James Macandrew, Elected Member of Parliament
Charles Edward Haughton, Elected Member of Parliament
Robert Campbell (junior), Elected Member of Parliament
William Dick Murison, Elected Member of Parliament
William Baldwin, Elected Member of Parliament
James Benn Bradshaw, Elected Member of Parliament
Julius Vogel, Elected Member of Parliament
Charles O'Neill, Elected Member of Parliament
William Wood, Elected Member of Parliament
Francis Dillon Bell, Elected Member of Parliament
Donald Hankinson, Elected Member of Parliament
Alexander McNeil, Elected Member of Parliament

👩‍💼 Officials

E. W. Stafford, Colonial Secretary

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