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New Zealand Gazette – 1920 – No. 40

Page 1227

✨ Election Results

APRIL 20.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1227

RETURN OF POLLING-PLACES, ETC.—continued.

OROUA—continued.

Polling-places.	Candidates.		Total Votes polled.
	Guthrie, David Henry.	Tunncliffe, Ernest Joseph Cartwright.
Waiata	30	5	35
Hiwinui	30	7	37
Colyton	10	3	13
Lower Kawhatau	9	10	19
Upper Kawhatau	16	8	24
Ruahine	32	19	51
Kakariki	25	36	61
Mangaonoho	32	16	48
Mangaweka	120	92	212
Otairi	21	20	41
Hunter ville	208	170	378
Poukiore	28	7	35
Ohingaiti	57	53	110
Rata	75	65	140
Silverhope	61	14	75
Bunnythorpe	121	42	163
Otamakapua	24	12	36
Absent voters	115	50	165
Totals	3,891	2,048	5,939

Informal votes .. .. 191
Number on roll .. 7,841

MANAWATU.

Polling-places.	Candidates.		Total Votes polled.
	Newman, Edward.	Hiller, Alfred Chase.
Foxton	391	475	866
Bull’s	286	193	479
Carnarvon	35	14	49
Greatford	50	27	77
Kairanga	103	21	124
Rongotea Siding	43	19	62
Newbury	82	25	107
Parawanui	40	18	58
Rongotea	223	60	283
Sanson	162	109	271
Taonui	51	34	85
Turakina	123	63	186
Wangaehu	28	26	54
Awahuri	86	25	111
Linton	57	29	86
Tiakitahuna	72	30	102
Rangitane	8	27	35
Shannon	249	407	656
Moutoa	30	47	77
Tokomaru	77	138	215
Rangiotu	129	56	185
Taiokorea	46	13	59
Oroua Downs	61	45	106
Makerua	17	29	46
Marotiri	22	14	36
Awahuri	131	24	155
Awahuri Road	173	81	254
Glen Oroua	75	23	98
Bunnythorpe	33	11	44
Makirikiri	70	31	101
Absent voters and seamen	72	45	117
Totals	3,025	2,159	5,184

Informal votes .. .. 68
Number on roll .. 6,622

RANGITIKEI.

Polling-places.	Candidates.			Total Votes polled.
	Glenn, William Spiers.	Brady, Francis Patrick.	Mell drum, William.
Marton	711	430	124	1,265
Aberfeldie	9	3	3	15
Bennett’s Siding	9	42	12	63
Fordell	108	32	35	175
Kakatihi	29	..	5	34
Kauangaroa	43	21	10	74
Koeke	12	7	20	39
Koroniti	4	2	..	6
Kaitoke	67	4	27	98
Potaka Road	13	..	8	21
Long-acre Valley	12	..	12	24
Makirikiri	9	5	5	19
Mangahoe Road	18	6	7	31
Mangamahu	44	18	7	69
Mataroa	24	49	20	93
Moawhango	23	21	29	73
Makohau	36	1	5	42
Marton Junction	103	157	59	319
Mount View	81	7	12	100
Namanui	..	9	..	9
Hales’s Track	4	20	3	27
Torere ..	9	81	46	136
Okoia ..	70	8	34	112
Parakino	8	2	2	12
Pohonui	9	1	10	20
Pukeroa	13	7	9	29
Pukeokahu	16	9	14	39
Rongoiti	10	8	3	21
Braeburn House, Taylorville	292	113	172	577
Taihape	283	490	393	1,166
Tiriraukawa	8	4	4	16
Taoroa	31	21	25	77
Te Kapua	7	4	5	16
Upukongaro	81	12	39	132
Upper Tutaenui	101	34	37	172
Utiku ..	46	72	43	161
Winiata	7	48	14	69
Wanganui East..	385	419	293	1,097
Durie Hill	77	22	45	144
Wairepu	4	2	4	10
Wainui	9	14	12	35
Absent voters and seamen	78	63	48	189
Totals ..	2,903	2,268	1,655	6,826

Informal votes .. .. 75
Number on roll .. 9,054

PALMERSTON.

Polling-places.	Candidates.		Total Votes polled.
	Nash, James Alfred.	Ayton, Moses.
Empire Hall, Palmerston North	1,838	1,425	3,263
Campbell Street School, Palmerston North	551	613	1,164
Terrace End School, Palmerston North	507	383	890
College Street East School, Palmerston North	238	162	400
Corner of North and Featherston Streets, Palmerston North	309	219	528
College Street West School, Palmerston North	260	267	527
Hokowhitu	..	85	65
Longburn	..	132	153
Bunnythorpe-Kairanga Road	..	38	21
Kelvin Grove	..	53	36
Stoney Creek	..	114	27
Aokautere	..	93	19
Bunnythorpe	..	70	45
Tiritea	..	53	16
Fitzherbert West	..	76	34
Absent voters and declarations	..	200	128
Totals ..	4,617	3,613	8,230

Informal votes .. .. 173
Number on roll .. 10,536

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🏛️ Results of the General Election, 1919 (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsElection results, Votes, Candidates, Electoral Districts, Oroua, Manawatu, Rangitikei, Palmerston
👱🏽 Names

9 names identified

David Henry Guthrie, Candidate in Oroua
Ernest Joseph Cartwright Tunncliffe, Candidate in Oroua
Edward Newman, Candidate in Manawatu
Alfred Chase Hiller, Candidate in Manawatu
William Spiers Glenn, Candidate in Rangitikei
Francis Patrick Brady, Candidate in Rangitikei
William Melldrum, Candidate in Rangitikei
James Alfred Nash, Candidate in Palmerston
Moses Ayton, Candidate in Palmerston

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