NOMINATIONS.

Thames Star, Volume XV, Issue 4840, 14 July 1884, Page 2

NOMINATIONS.

Gisbohne, This day. J, Looke, W. L. Bees, T. W. Porter, and A. Graham were nominated. Mr

> trees' indictment against Mr Locke^comps onifor hearing pn JWedDesday,;arid if«Mr Loicke is acquitted it is understood tiif^t MessrstGraham and Porter will retiire^ leaving^rthei; cpntest between Messrs; ■Locke"and;Ee;es.;.;' :r./ r'- '■. :';;;"--;'^-fe-XK ;■■ ■ - ■ ■■■ ■■-'T^vfi •'■ :N^#PiTMOTrTHi'Thi3.day.: ;:v's The Bdininatipns for the town jftf Nevf Plymoutli wew^ O. Samuel, and C. Brown. .'.;,>':' : ? yV:- : :-^2y?The nominations for Taranaki were— E. Trimble, T. Bazley, and J. Colesby. : ;7 Masteeton, This day; ' The nominations for'Wairarapa-North 1 ;werS-^Messrs'Geibrge-Beetham ibd"W; W.McArdle. The show of hands was in favor of Beetham. A poll w«s demanded. ;•; ■■■-■^r:-:-mmmsGT<m, .This^ay.--'-The nominations for Te'Aro took place to-day,::when they following candidates r were:nominated—C. J.:Johnston, P: H. Ecaser^.vQ'Shea, E. Shaw, arid J: H. Shaw.f The show of hands was declared to be. in favor C; J. Johnston amd a poll ,' was'de^aMed/?-":^..;'/'?.-'::-:;-■'■• ' •.. ■ '' ■'•"■':": '•" '-O'-^y-rh'. TiMAEir, This day> '.v MessrsvE. Turhhull- and E. GF, fZerr were nQminated for the House of Eepre-J: sentatives;; There was great excitement;.. a large crowd gathered, and, long speeches 'Were'mad^'b7-:tHd vcandM;ate's^v.::Tiie'.BhQ:^' of hands%as infavor of Mr Turnoult, and; a: poll was demanded. " , ' :' '^ r:/'-;'! -■:IJ;.;TKMUKi.,'ThiBJdaji;/.';: Thtf»B6w of hands was—G; Boltop, 90 ; : A. Cox, 64;, Wj;Eolleston;i'62; S,^rknkes, 14., Cor'demanded a'PoU/'',' s t^ ; 1 ,|\ ;;PAiMEESToyS6tTH, This: day; i .-■, ■ -At Moerki. the : show of .'Viands'* was^j; McKenzie, 55;. 0. Haynes, 22i A poll was demanded. -" ■;,• . 'pi ; ;• . ■ HoKiTiKA, This day. Bevan, Clarke, and Fitzgerald have been nominated, •ST'he show of hands was in. fayor of Fitzgerald. A poll was demanded. , i'- ■' -. .•■ ■•■'■ ■;..' --.vv'; -' • -'-•■■'".". Nelson, This day. For Molueka J. Eerr and Hursthouse were proposed. The show of hands was in favdr of the latter, and a poll' Was de> manded. :"-:':'' ';"■'':\' \':'' '_' v. ■'_-; ; -;' ' .

. ISumava, This d^y. Mr Edwin Blake addressed the electors of Kuraara; for the first time on Saturday at Pilmans town. He said be was opposed to the present Ministry, Mr Bryce being the only member he would wish to see reinstated. A vote of confidence *was carried. ■ -'•- '-'.\ ■ '■ ' ■'■-■ ■' ■ ■ ■;■ '-":-. WooDviiLE, This day. Mr Tanner addressed a large meeting of the electors last night, and received a vote of thanks.

The Auckland Herald says :—-"In our^ advertising columns will be found the address of Mr A. Brodie to the electors of Coromandel. Mr Brodie is a man of ability, who has had a very considerable experience of public affairs in the local bodies of the Thames peninsula. Probably no one better understands the wants, of the district, or is more capable of initiating and directing measures for the advance end improvement of the whole district. Mr Brodie says nothing about his opinions on general politics, bat will, no doubt, be explicit in his address to the electors." . : . Mr Goorge. Thorce, junr., has retired from the contest for the Hatt seat. ■ - The Dunedin Bible-in-SoKools Association have resolved to. 'communicate with 'the candidates throughout the colony, asking them to slate their views' bnr'the.introduction of the Bible in schools.