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Thursday, January 18, 2007

Malaita election results out

Solomonstarnews, 18 January, 2007 - 10:14am.

By MOFFAT MAMU
TWENTY two winning candidates have been officially declared out of the 25 wards in the second election of the Malaita province yesterday. Returning Officer Johnson Houma told Solomon Star from Auki yesterday that the other three results were not made available due to late response by the Assistant Returning Officers from wards 8,9 and 10.

However by 5.30pm results for wards 6 to 30 were announced.

The winners are,
Ward 6 - Silas Talota,
Ward 7 - Philip Taloinao,
Ward 11 - Silas Tony Bobby,
Ward 12 - Kalberth Aluta,
Ward 13 - Sam Bobby,
Ward 14 - George Abana,
Ward 15 - Michael Saru,
Ward 16 - Philip Farobo,
Ward 17 - Billy Abae,
Ward 18 - Alick Butala,
Ward 19 - Roni Maia,
Ward 20 - John Arahauri,
Ward 21 - John Teohu,
Ward 22 - George Moffat Ou,
Ward 23 - Francis Wate Liu,
Ward 24 - Jimmy K Manewai,
Ward 25 - Isaach Hou Hiapa,
Ward 26 - Charles Jeffery,
Ward 27 - David Nguiburi,
Ward 28 - Henry Dada,
Ward 29 - Clifton Frazer Pulesau,
WaRD 30 - Randell Sifoni.

Mr Houma said that the three remaining results are expected by last night or this morning.The election was the second part of the election first held in December.The postponement of the election in wards 6-30 was due to late preparation of ballot boxes and the difficulty in transporting them to the polling stations in time for the election. It had been agreed that the election be postponed until this week.

Mr Houma said that despite problems being faced with transport the election was successfully held. The first provincial assembly for the new and returning members will be next week and the premier’s election will be held on Friday.

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