ELECTION CAMPAIGN

Hokitika Guardian, 12 October 1925, Page 3

ELECTION CAMPAIGN

j hv Tur.Ko it a ril— I’l-ac rni'.ss association. j HON. NOSWORTHY’S OPPONENT. ASH BURTON, Get. I'). Mr R.ibert Galbrailb. mayor ol AshLurloii. a iiiioiilTee- bis candidal tire l"i' Ashburton in the National intoi c.-ts. OHAKENL. Get. 12. Only two candidates for Waimariiio ele pirate. F. I.augsloue, 'itliiig Labour member and R. W - Smith, NaikninliM. Smith represented Waimariiio for ninny years prior to being un-s-ated two election-, ago by Mr Langstone. GISBORNE. Oct. 12. (;. Cordon Eliott, official Reform candidate addressed bis First, meeting hero. He bad a good bearing and received a vote of thanks. He amiouneod b<‘ was a siiaigblout supporter of Mr Coates’ administration and favoured taking tile licensing | nil every sixyears. He also favours an amendment to the Gaining Act to permit of lb;* publication ol dividends, and the wiring ol money to the tote, and would give clubs the right to open a double machine. He favoured i lie Ward system of election nf the Dairy Control Board. Mil SKDDoX’S CAMPAIGN.

TWO VOTER OK CONTIDKNCF

(Special to “Guardian”.)

GREYMOETH. Got. 12. Mr T. K. Y. Seddoii had a splendid meeting at Totara Elai and Aliaura on Saturday. At the former Mr 11. Gilmer occupied the chair. A vote of thanks and confident e was unanimously carried on the motion ot Mr AY. Regg. seconded by Mr Jas. Doolau. At Aliaura the chair was occupied hr Mr Win. Clayton and a vote oi thanks and confidence, moved by Mr F. Ward and seconded by Mr Jas. White, was carried. Mr Seddon dealt vigorouslv with the land policy. I'lirniing, timber interests and railway matter-. There was one question at Aliaura and none at Totara Flat. \ .-rood meeting is anticipated in Greviuoutli to-night.