TAURANGA SEAT.

Hokitika Guardian, 27 February 1923, Page 3

TAURANGA SEAT.

I | fII '! Kl.Kti llAJ'll—rsit >-I!i:SS ASSOCIATION 1 ' i LABOR TO CONTEST. AUCKLAND, Feh. 27 [ The Labour Party have decided to : contest the Tauranga seat by a restdent of the electorate, if available. IF; not. the Auckland Committee will find a candidate. LIBERAL STANDPOINT. ( WANGANUI. Fell. 27 1 Questioned further to-dav regarding Tauranga seal, Mr Wilford stated he ! was in touch with the Liberal-Labour.’ Federation of Auckland, which ftim- . tioos iii seventeen northern ennstituon- I eies ineluding Tauranga, which district has its own representative on the Pxe- , eutrive who is now in Tauranga in ecu- ! Meeting, with the election of a canid- 1 Rale. L is probable that the I ihcralLahotir speakers in ihe forthcoming contest will he .Messrs Wilford, itch, .'ln:-let's and Forbes. REFORM ( ANT I DATE. TAURANGA. Eeb. 27 j As a result of a meeting ol supporters of the Reform Partv hold at Tearoha last evening. Mr C. E. .MacMillan of Tauranga was chosen as the official Reform candidate for Tnuranga five elect ion j

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