ELECTION NOTES.

King Country Chronicle, Volume VI, Issue 415, 18 November 1911, Page 5

ELECTION NOTES.

IST r 0. K. Wilson, the < Mmosi I ion . candidate for Taumai unci electorate, arrived at Tr Knitiyesterday evening, I)av iii; 4 cnmdudid a most, success fill ! tour of the electorate i.u I wren Kawhia an Ma.v«.a. w- r. <l.-1 iv.-rcd ai Kinobaku. Tr Anya, Marokopa, Man,t;anhae, Ralanui, ami Mairna. : the candidate in every instance mi'i'ti:i;i wilh a remarkably peed reeept ion. (no support throughout being nilhusi■Ari'.C. Mr MMison proceeds to Waimiha to- '■. day an on route for Tangilu and snb- ; sequenfly tours the Tau inarunu i dis- ! friii!-. j Mr? ('. K. Wilson met tho lady rainj porters of the Oppnsi: h a candidate ion Wednesday afteroe.i;; at Mr Mussen's oil'ice. To Jsin'ti, in older io form a comniiltr to forward Mr VV ilson's candidature. Their was r, large ati tendance and r. strong ladies' committee was formed. I P.y Telegraph- Own Correspondent. The Kawbia portion of ihe Taumaruruii electorate has just horn visited by Mr Jennings. After leaving 'IV Kuifi on Saturday. the candidate spoke at I'utaka. To K au-a-Moa. A waroa. Kinobaku, Te Ansa, Marakopa, Moeatoa. Katamn. Mangaohae and Mairoa. The weather conditions have" heen unpiraasni and the reads not, improved thereby. The candidate has been well received in every place. One subject brought before, the Kawhia people has created interest and deputations from K mohak u, Marokopa and otlior places will \<ioccvi] io interview the Premier at Tauiuanmui. ami ask" for a trial survey of !b,c proposed railway line to Kswhia waters.