CANADIAN ELECTIONS
A LABOUR VICTORY, (United Presa Association—By Electro Telegraph,—Copyright.) TORONTO, August 10. The Conservative Party gained one seat and lost one seat in two Federal by-elections that were held to-dav. Mr Humphrey Mitchell, Labour candidate, captured the East Hamilton seat, which has traditionally been Conservative, with a majority of three thousand votes from Mr M. M. Robinson, the Conservative. In the constituency of Three Rivers, Air Charles Bourgeois, Che Conservative, defeated Mr Wilfred Cariepy, the 'Liberal, by a margin of 251 votes. The Liberals have held this seat for thirty years. The by-elections ' were caused by the deaths of the former members.
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Hokitika Guardian, 12 August 1931, Page 5
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103CANADIAN ELECTIONS Hokitika Guardian, 12 August 1931, Page 5
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