POLITICAL.

Gisborne Times, Volume VIII, Issue 574, 19 November 1902, Page 2

POLITICAL.

[By Telegroph—Press Association.] AUCKLAND, last night.

Kaipara nominations - : Thomas Bassett, A. 1-L Harding, C. Newman, G L. Feacocke, and ,J. StaHworthy.

The Eden nominations arc : P. E, Oheal, Joint Bollard ; Bay of Plenty, It. M. Houstoniand A. G. Glass.

CARTERTON, last, night. Mr Buchanan lias been nominated for the Wairarapa. lIAWERA, last night,

Dir O. E. Major (Government) was nominated this,morning for the Hawera seat.

Mr Felix McGuire (Opposition) lias been nominated for Hawcra scat. MARTON, last night, Mr John Stevens has been nominated for Manawatu.

WELLINGTON, last night.

Messrs W. T. Wood and 11. J. Munson were yesterday nominated for the Palmerston North seat, both in the Lilieral interest.

Mr Samuel Boulton, the remaining candidate for Paliiatua, has been nom-

inated

Blonheiin, last night. Tho Hon. C. 11. Mills has been nornimated for Waiau.

Nelson, last night,

Harry Atmoro (Government and antiProhibition, favoring compensation to publicans) has been nominated for Nolson, malting throe candidates. Mr It. McKenzie and the ltov. Isitt havo been nominated for Motueka. The publicans are running a strong campaign in Nelson for continuance till compensation is granted

Christchurch, last nigh*. Mr A. H. Turnbull has been nominated for the City. Mr T. H. Davey has been nominated for the City.

Oamaru, last night.

The Hon. Duncan, J. M. Brown, H. B. Crawford, and J, A. Macpherson havo been nominated for Oamaru.

Dunedin, last night. Messrs Boss and Kelly wero to-day nominated for Wakatipu. Mr D. Beid, jun., has been nominated for Taieri. Mr Stewart has been nominated for Clutha.

Invercargill, last night.

Messrs Michael Gilfedder and J. C. Thomson have been nominated for Wallace.

Thames, last night. The following nominations have boon • received for the Thames : McGowan, Government ; Lucas, Liberal and Labor ; Isitt, Prohibition. For Ohinemuri : Jackson Palmer, Government; Poland, Independent; Moss, Independent. Carterton, last night. Mr Hornsby was nominated to-day for Wairarapa. Otaki, last night. Messrs Field and Isitt were to-day nominated for Otaki. Greymouth, last night. Messrs A. R. Guinness and F. W. Isitt have been nominated for Grey electorate. Dunedin, last night. Mr John White was nominated to-day for Port Chalmers seat-.

WANGANUI SEAT. ’(Per Press Association). Wanganui, last night. Messrs A ? Willis (Liberal), P. Lundon (Independent Libera,'?, aud Baker (Opposition), were to-day nominated for the Wanganui seat. Mr A. D. Willis addressed a large audience this evening, and received a vote of thanks and confidence.

CAREFUL FINANCE REQUIRED.

{Per Press Association.) Christchurch, last night. Mr A. H. Turnbull, President of the Cantcrbary Chamber of Commerce, who is a candidate for Christchurch City, addressed a meeting in the Choral Hall this evening, and was accorded a vote of thanks. He supported the Liberal policy, but advocated careful finance. The total number of names on Christchurch roll is 19,970 against 21,331 in 1899 ; Avon, •3661 against 5023 ; Riccarton, 4122 against 4782.