Part 3 (sections 40 to 53) deals with the electors of Counties and the provi sions for first elections. Every person of the age of twenty-one years, whose name appears upon the valuation roll of any road disirict within a Riding, or an outlying district of a County, or on the list of Miners' Rights, is entitled to be enrolled as a County elector. (This provision, although the pronoun mascu line is used in succeeding sections, ap pears to include females in the fran chise). Every County elector is enti tled to vote for the election for the Riding in which he is enrolled, accord ing to the following scale : —

(a.) If his rateable property, whether in one or more tenements, is valued on any valuation roll at less than £50, he shall have one vote.
(b. ) Not less than £50, but less than £100, two votes. (c.) Not less than £100, but less than £150, three votes. (d.) Not less than £150, but less than £250, four votes.
(c.) £350 and upwards, five votes, (/.) Miners' Right, one vote.
