The Coming Elections

Feilding Star, Volume IXI, Issue 21, 4 August 1887, Page 2

The Coming Elections

meeting of electors interested in jfchie re-electf on : - of Mr Macarthur as ffo JMonawatu will be held at < street, on Saturday evening? next at eight o'clock. : Mr Arkwright will address the electonrin the Bchoolro6m| "Haliijo, this evening. Mr Bryce add wjssed/ihe electors at Warerlej on Tuesday night last, and ' [ttHkrcraelttsitw^ was carried^ almost unanimously. On Tuesday evening Mr Morgan ad#re*sed the "electors s5 the Ifpokongaro, and Tsceirsd a rote of thfuiks. i'ff '■■■:"|3rttß BWISD FBRU ASsdCTATIOV. 1 ■ ■ ~Dvvva>iv, aaxnst 2. BirJiilitt»T»gel amredthi»morning. He wiH address a meeting on Monday ineit^ " ; t Vii-vi,,r.. ■.\y i t.,y';-y Gisboskx, Amrast 2. Mrrl^kejrlh^f late niomb©r, addressegt^ laslr[ night, and announced that tibrpfUgh continued ill— health/ he , was .to ; .withdraw from the contest. ? -^ £'■ : AI7CKLANI>, AugUßt 3. ,Mr Pobbs addrease^ jfcbe, electors of tte Bay of Islands at Hilcurangi on Monday. , He eologised the Xtkinson Q^rerntnent, and advocaied retrenchment. He jreceiyed a Tote of eonfideifee^^^-'- 0 -'--^"" 1 - : - -,■ r Mr J. B. Whyte met the Waikato k^^i* at Turuabti Monday, when a yo^&of 'cipnfidence^ was'pas&ed.^ : Sir Gfebrge Orey addretoed the electort of Auckland Central 'to-night, his speech being in reply to Sir K. Stont. Me received a vote df thanks and confidence. ■ i;: ''--''j'i a- h^-.)?,- :>c —HDimßDnri August 3. X^fionvlir >lArnaenV Minister for Mines, addressed his constituents at Boudi Bunedin. i \*A -rbte of confidence wasjtaaßedi : !i;viii.i'; : .s\:;.'y:.'. ."•■.-. ' - •■■■;• v., Wbm^owtojs^ A«jjnst 3. The / returning' offioe4rs J and polling places for the Maori electorates are gazetted this- evening. ..-■ Napub, Angnst 3. Mr IveMiaddresse'd a crow^d'.meet* ing of the electors Sel-snoke generalfyrinvsnppbrt' ot the Ministry. A motion pledging those who voted for it to support him was earned without opposition. ■ ;Mr Tanner addrewdta jnestinglast night<at l^aipawa, <^diciitingr> bMself Its an opponent of the Ministrgr: and a IreetraderttinrL ;••-:- : . ' ,•: ' : ' ._ ' CHBisTCHrBCH, This Day. Mr W. P. Beeves is announced for St. Albanß.