PARTY BARGAINS

Hokitika Guardian, 27 July 1931, Page 4

PARTY BARGAINS

election nominations. ( By Telegraph — per Press Association) DUNEDIN, It is reported-that neither Reform nor United will nominate a candidate to opose Sir Charles.Statharm; fDunedin Central). it -is ’ suggested also that if the Reform nominee, D. C. Cameron 1S withdrawn from Dunedin South giv« ing the Hon. W. B. Taverner an open fight with Labour, United, will.not noun- \ ' inate an opponent for the Hon. M. Downie Stewart (Dunedin Westol ...... The National Executive df the Labour Party has endorsed, the selection, of Mr John Gilchrist as the nominee for the Dunedin West seat. The sitting member for Dunedin West is the Hoh- W. Downie Stewart . , (Reform.) . . ELTHAM, July ,25. „ ; , , < At a. well-attended’ moating at Kit* „ hant last night, a motion was canned unanimously in support of Mr C. A. Wilkinson as Independent candidate in the coming election. The motion included an expression of complete confidence in Mr Wilkinson as the most- suitable man to represent Egmont at the present time.

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