The Coming Elections

Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 122, 21 November 1893, Page 2

The Coming Elections

Mr Leary will speak at Colyton on Saturday eveniug next in the school house at eight o'clock. The returning officer fur Rangitikei, Mr Alfred Ross, notifies that Messrs F. Y. Lethbndge and John Steyens have been duly nominated as candidates for election. The Manawatu Farmer says that the Hon Seddon will speak at Otaki before the election, in answer to Mr J. G. Wilson. Mr Pirani held meetings yesterday at Colyton. Awahuri, and Kairanga. At Awahuri he received a vote of thanks and confidence, and at the other places votes of thanks. M r Leary addressed a crowded meeting of electors in the Pahnerston Theatre Royal last evening. After a large number of questions had been answered, a hearty vote of thanks to the candidate was proposed and carried. Mr Snelson was accorded a vote of thanks for his address at Longburn last night. Mr Le tli bridge will address the electors in the schoolhouse at Upper Tutnenui this evening at 8 pin , and Mr Stevens will also speak this evening at Pemberton, in Mi* Belskies' cottage at 8 p.m. (PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.) Hokitika, November 20. The If on Mr Seddon is returned unop« posed for Westland seat, Invercargill, November 20. The Hon J. G. Ward is the only candidate nominated for the Awarua scat. CHBisTcnuEcn, November 20. Nominations for Christchurch. — W. P. Reeres, E. Sandford, W. W. Collins, G. J. Smith, W. Hoban, J. O. B. Hoarc, C. W. Bradbury, Government ; J. Evison Opposition ; Mr Davil, Independent ; I'iden George, doubtful. Wangamji, November 20. Messrs Gilbert Carson, A. J. Parsons and A. D. Willis have been nominated for Wanganni. New Plymouth, November 20. The following nominations have been received for Egmont :— Felix McGuire, Independent ; E. G, Aldsno tb, Government ; B. C.-Robbins, Oppositionist,