GENERAL ELECTION.

Taranaki Daily News, 31 October 1922, Page 5

GENERAL ELECTION.

LABOUR CANDIDATES. THE OFFICIAL LIST. By Telegraph.—Press AssoelittloYi. Wellington, Last Night. Following is the offiiial Hat of ttndidates endorsed to contest, seats on behalf of the New Zealand Labour Party (further names will be announced thfe week): — Manawatu—F* B. Wheblev. Buller—H. E. Holland. Timaru—P. C. Vinnell. Christchurch North— J. K. Archer; Christchurch East —H. T. Armstrong; Christchurch South—E. J. Howard: Avon—D. G. Sullivan; Lyttelton—J. McCombs; Riccarton—J. A. AlcCullough. Auckland West —M. J. Savage; Auckland Central—W. E. Parry; Auckland East—. John A. Lee; Waitemata —!R. F. Way; Eden—H. J. R. Mason; GreyLynn—F. N. Bartram; Roskill— J. Purtell; Parnell—O. Mcßrine. Gisborne—T. Brindle. Napier—L. Mcllvride. Wellington Central—P. Fraser; Wellington North—H. E. Combs; Wellington East —A. L. Monteath; Wellington South —R. McKean; Wellington Suburbs —A. W. Croskery; Hutt —D. K. Pritchard. Rangitikei—F. Brady. Hamilton — A. S. Richards. Palmerston North—J. Hodgens. Waimarino—F. Langstone. Wanganui—J. Ross. Westland—’J. O Brien. Dunelin Central—J. Gilchrist; Dunedin West—C. Moss; Dunedin South— J. E. MacManua; Dunedin North—J. W. Munro; Chalmers—J. Stephent. THE WALLACE SEAT. Invercargill, October 30. Mr J. C. Thomson has definitely announced that he will contest Wallacf as an Independent Liberal.