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Hokitika Guardian, 27 February 1923, Page 1

\XN rA I. COXFFRFNCF. WFi.UNCTOS. The annual eonleremc lllt * Zelhind l,hour Party Christchurch i„_ Kaster loving nominations hate in” ' , for the national « the ) • President. Messrs T. BnmUo. ■f. ! Rev J K. Archer. F. Cornwall. a '”« Uo '' Vice-President. T Armstrong, M l - v T , Rev. .T. K. Archer. F. Cornell. F. «,• Cooke S.Uh-hards P. I-raHe.M.l.^ H. Chapman. F an.urn. - - v \ Black. J. McKenzie, Airs b. L. - Secrotarv. Mr AV. Sa*h. Afr T. Rrindle.of AYcllingtoip £ ,v National President of ,IIP T ( a at the present time: Rev. .1 ■ K A tho „„d m, iv. **. ***** “ , " 1 r '“- ’aTv Vasil’s nomination has keen the only one received for the position ho

" f Wr l Thorn, who has been nominated for the Presidency is editor of the “Afnoriland Worker." and Mi Corn wall is Secretary of the Painters 1 and T>eeorator’s Union. Wellington. Mr Chapman is secretary of the Wellington Typographical Union, and a member of the City Council. Mr McKenzie is assistant Secretary of the Hotel an Restaurant Emnloyees’ Union. Wellington. while Mrs S. F. Snow is a member of the Wellington Hospital B<’ id. The National Executive of the Party

will be elected at the conference in Christchurch, where the final mrniina (ions will he received.