CANADIAN ELECTIONS
jiff; POLLING ON MONDAY. ' United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph.—-Copyright.] 7/ OTTAWA, July 27. Polls open on Monday for the Canadian Federal Elections. The campaign ended on Saturday night; Both the Liberals and the Conservatives predict a victory. The Premier, Mr MaeKenzie King, in his campaign, emphasised the record of the Government,'-: also 1 their extension'of ’ - the British tariff prefeience, ;the' eoiiriter-balarfoing duties- imposed* against ; U ! .S;A., ' and • the de-r, velopment : of ititer-Empire trade; ; The Conservative 'Leader, • Mr Bennett, attacked the Government on unemployment. He urged that Canada s policy should Hie' the' building up of the industrial and business -lift of the Dominion'itself. Tlie, voting will- be in 243 ridings. Two seats have been filled without a contest; • . The approximate standing of the parties on the dissolution of the old Parliament was as follows: Liberals . Conservatives 90 United Farmers ... ••• 11 Liberal Progressives 9 The balance of the members comprised Progressive Labour and Independents.
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Hokitika Guardian, 29 July 1930, Page 6
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155CANADIAN ELECTIONS Hokitika Guardian, 29 July 1930, Page 6
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