GREY VALLEY ELECTION

Inangahua Times, Volume II, 20 June 1881, Page 2

GREY VALLEY ELECTION

* IlfiEFTON^— Weston 147 HtzGerald 92 Morris .... ... 5 BiACK's Point— Weston 113 FitzGerald 21 Morris 1 Boatman^. FitzGerald 95 Weston 49 Morris 0 Little Grcy — Weston 28 FitzGerald 25 Morris 0 GBEIMOUrH — Weston 229 FifzGerald 114 Morris 11 COBDEN— Weston , 50 FitzGerald , 3 Morris *•- 0 AHAURAFitzGerald ... 49 Weston „. 37 Morris ... 2 WKSTBKOOKFi'zGerald 97 , Weston 5 Morris ... 0 PAROA— FilzGerald 25 Weston 23 Morris .. 0 BKUNNERTON — Weston „ ... 81 Fi'zGerald 31 Morris 1 MARSDENFitz^erald 38 Weston 17 Morris 21 GREENSTONE - FitzGerald 18 Weston ... 8 Morris ... 8 HATTERS' TERRAOEFifzGerald 62 Weston 37 Morris •" 31 GRANVILLE - Weston 40 FitzGerald 20 Morris ... . • 0 MAORI CREEK— FifzGerald 64 Weston 32 Morris ... .., 0 MAORI GULLYFitzGerald 36 Weston 7 Morris ... ... 0 BARRYTOWNFitzGerald 70 Weston 21 Morris 0 NO TOWN - Weston ... 58 FitzJerald ; ... 55 Morris 3 MOONLIGfIT — We*ton 12 Fi'zGerald 6 Morris 0 TOTALS-* Weston 995 FitzGerald 919 Morris 79 Marjority for WestOD, 76. AUSTRALIAN N&WS; . » New South Wales. The tender of Fishburne and Morton for L 463,973, has been accepted for the second section of the railway at Wallerrang to Mudgee. A seam of coal varying from three to six feot in width has been discovered near Goulbourno. At the close of last year Australia bad 26,842 miles of telegraphs, (Treat Britain 23, 156. The Secretary of the Museum states that steps are being taken by the trustees for the exploration of the caves and rivers in New South Wales. A sum of money is being voted by the Parliament for that purpose. The Corporation workmen employed ex* oavating unearthed yesterday five skeletons found incased in sheets of Ti tree and bark. It is supposed the remains are those of aboriginals. At a meeting of the Grafton Borough Council yesterday, there were tenders for £7200 in response to tenders for a loan of £4000. The tender of Daig, of Sydney, for the whole at par, six per cent. interest, was accepted. The Willancania! diggers are all doing well.