N.Z. ELECTIONS

Hokitika Guardian, 20 November 1931, Page 6

N.Z. ELECTIONS

NOMINATIONS. (By Teleyraph—Per Press Association) Timaru—H. N. Armstrong (Reform Coalition), Clyde L. Carr (Labour), H. W. Hall (United Coalition). . Nelson—H. Atmore (Independent Liberal), H. E. Everett (Coalition). Motueka—G. C. Blaek (Indepndent Liberal) K. J. Holyoake (Coalition;. Msd Canterbury—Connolly (Liberal Coalitionist), Hiram Hunter (Labour), David Jones (iCbalitionisfb), R. W. Wightman (Independent). New Plymouth—W. A. Sheat (Labour), S. G. Smith‘(Coalitionist). Masterton—P. M. Butler (Labour), J. R. Sykes (Coalition), A. Vile (Independent Coalition). Auckland Central—H. P. Congdon (Coalition), J. Edwards (Communist) W. E. Parry (Labour). Auckland East—J. A. Arthur (Independent), H. P: Burton (Independent (Reform), Doctor W. H. Horton (Independent United), Ellen Melville (Women’s), F. W. Schramm (Labour). •Auckland AVest—J. A. C. Allum (Independent Reform), H. R. MacKenzie (Independent United), W. J. Savage (Labour). Auckland Suburbs—R. H. Marryatt (Coalition),. H. R. Mason (Labour)'. Parnell—W. P. Endean (Coalition) W. IC. Hewitt (Independent), J. W. Yarnall (Labour). Grey Lynn—F. N. Bartram (Independent Labour), J. ’S'. Fletcher and J.' A. 'Lee (Labour), W. H. Murray (Coalition). Eden—W. T. Anderton (Labour), R, Glover Clark (Independent Reform), W. H. Nagle (Independent), V. H. Potter (Independent), A. J. Stallworthy (Coalition). Roskill—W. J. Holdsworth (Independent), G. C. Munns (Coalition) A. S. Richards (Labour). . Manukau —W. J. Jordon (Labour), S. Rickards (Coalition). Waitemata—W. B. Durlow "(ludependr ent), A. Harris (Coalition), A. G. Osborne (Labour). Hauraki—W. W. Massey (Coalition), C. R. Petrie (Labour). Invercargill—William McChesney (Independent Liberal), James Hargest (Reform Coalition), William C. Denham (Labour). Wallace—Adam Hamilton (Coalition, P.eter Gilfedder (Liberal). Awarua —P. A. de la Perelle (Coalition United, Norman Mclntyre (Independent) . The Wanganui nominations are Messrs W. J. Rogers (Labour), and W. A. Veitch (Coalition). The nominations for Wairau are Messrs W. J. Girling (Independent), El F. 'Healy _ (Coalition), and E. Meachen (Labour). Sltraitford, —Ch'as. (Labour), Norman Harold Moss (Independent), James Watson McMillan (Reform Coalition), William John Poison (Official Coalition)’. Rangitikei—J. T. Hogan (In depend dent), A. Stuart (Coalition). Napier—W. E. Barnard (Labour), J. Vigor Brown . (Independent Coalition, J. S. Butler (Official Coalition). Oamaru—J. A. MacPherson (Coalition), J. C. Kirkness (Reform), P. Malthus (Labour). , Additional nomination, Palmerston— J. Hodgeng (Labour). W.. J. Broadfoot (United .Coalition) only candidaite for Waitomo.

■ . Dargaville—Joseph Gordon (foaltes. (Coalition), Albert Edward Robinson (Country Party). Gisborne—D. W. Coleman (Labour),H. D. Delautour (unofficial Coalition), W. D. Lynsar (Independent Coalition). Bay of Plenty—K. S. Williams (unopposed). Eastern Maori nomination close on Monday.

Otaki—W. H. Field (Coalition), J. Thorn (Labour.) Franklin—J. H. Edwards (Labour), J. m Massey (Coalition), H. D. Mellsop (Country). ‘ Marsden—J. G. Barclay (Labour), A. J. Murdoch. (Coalition). Bay of Islands-—Allan Bell (Coalition), 'H. M. Rushworth (Country Party). ' Tauranga—F. Colbeck (Country Party), C. E. McMillan (Coalition), W. Sullivan (Independent Coalition). Pahiatua—E. A. Ransom (Coalition).

Waipawa—A. E. Jull (official Coalition, J. D. Ormond, junior (Coalition Reform.

Wairarapa—T.. W. McDonald (official Coalition), A. D. AlcLeod (Reform). Bull’er—J. Menzies (Coalition), H. E. Holland '(Labour). GTialmers!—A. E. Insell (Coalition), N. H. Campbell (Labour), T. Scollay (Independent). Dunedin 1 Central:—P. Neil son (Labour), Sir C. Statham (Independent). Dunedin South—D. 0. Cameron (Independent), F. Jones (Labour), W. B. Taverner (Coalition). ( , Dunedin North—Ri. S. Black (Tndependent United), J. Mcßae (Coalition), J. W. Munro (Labour).

Dunedin West—J. Gilchrist (Labour), J. McDonald (Independent Liberal), W. D. Stewart (Coalition). Clutha—P., McSkimming (Independent United), F. Waite (Coalition).

; THAMES. J. S. Montgomerie (Labour) • A. M. Samuel (Coalition). Waimarino —F. Langstone (Labour), W. H. Wiackrow (Coalition). .Eltham —F. Jowith (Coalition), C. A. Wilkinson (Independent). WAITAKI. John Bitchener (Coalition); George Simon McKenzie (Liberal, supported of Coalition); Alexander McLean Patter son (Labour). MATAURA. T. Golden (Independent ReforA); D. McDougall (Coalition). TEMUKU. TIMARU, November 20 T. D. Burnett (Coalition); S. H. Langford (Independent Liberal). LYTTELTON. CHRISTCHURCH, November 20. J. McCombs (Labour); F. W. Freeman (Coalition); W. L. Page (Independent). RICCARTON. H. S. S. Kyle (Coalition); A. A. MeLachlan (Independent Coalition); G. F. Thurston (Labour). AVON. D. G. Sullivan (Labour); H. R. Young (Coalition). CHRISTCHURCH NORTH. - H. Holland (Coalition); Mrs E. R. McCombs (Labour) ; L. C. Walker (Independent). CHRISTCHURCH SOUTH. E. J. Howard (Labour); C. S. McCiilly (Coalition). - CHRISTCHURCH EA St. ; H. T. Armstrong (Labour); G. P. Allen (Coalition). KATA POT R. W. Hawke (Coalition); J; Archer (Labour). . t . HURUNUT. G. W. Forbes (Coalition); R. J. Lagan (Independent Labour). WELLINGTON SOUTH. W. Appleton (Coalition); R, McKeen (Labour). WELLINGTON EAST. F. Forsyth (Coalition); R. Semple (Labour). !> WELLINGTON CENTRAL. R. Darrack (Coalition)/ P. Fraser (Labour); R. F. Griffin (Communist); F. W. Nicolaus (Independent) WELLINGTON SUBURBS. T. Brandle (Labour); K. McLennan (Independent United); R. A. Wright (Coalition). HUTT. J. Kerr (Coalition); W.'Nash (Labour). PATEA. A last minute nominee, W. G. Simpson (Labour) opposes H. G. Dickie (Coalition) for the Patea seat. COBBE UNOPPOSED. FEUDING, November 20. Hon J. J. Cobbe (Coalition) will be elected unopposed. THE MATAURA SEAT. GORE, -November 20. Thomas Golden, unofficial Reform iCoafttionist fo" Mataura, addressed the electors at Waitaka Valley. He declared himself a supporter of Coalition and advocated 'the derating of farm lands. A vote of thanks and confidence was passed

CANDIDATE WITHDRAWS. DUNEDIN, November 19. Air AV. R-. Hayward, th© Reform candidate'for Dunedin North,, announced to-night that he had cTecided not to accept nomination in deference to the wish of Mr Coates. TIAIARU, November 19.. The nomination for Timaru seat of Mr H. N. Armstrong, as a Coalition Reform Candidate, took place to-day.

HON. H ATAIORE’S DEGLARATIGN

NELSON. November 20

Hon. H.. Atmore, .AI.P., Independent Liberal, and ex-Minister of Education in the United Cabinet, addiessod a crowded meeting in the Theatre Royal last evening. He said that be stood in the same interests as the last election, and could have been a Coalition, candidate, but seeing that all the principal portfolios, with one exception, has been handed to Reform, and that Coalition had adopted the Reform policy, it was in the interests of Nelson 'aftd th© Dominion that he should aim to support those measures calculated to advance the welfare-of the people. [■/' He condemned the Reform Party for extravagance, and the abolition of the graduated land tax. Many, members of the Coalition yere apostles of gloom who could only think in terms of increased taxation, which further increased unemployment. He preferred to tender his allegiance to the people of h'is district, rather than to a party leader.

MR JULL’S CANDIDATURE

DANNEVTRKE. November, 20

•Air A. E. JuLl, Coalition candidate for Waipawa, opened his campaign at Norsewood. He declared himself a supporter of the • Govednment, and of any action which might be taken to put the Dominion’s finances in order.

H© expressed disapproval at the (abolition of the graduated land tax, and agreed that the decision of the New Zealand Countries’ Association- against the derating of faun lands was .sSund.. A’ vote of thanks and confidence waS passed t ,