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GENERAL ELECTION 1 4 NOMINATIONS FOR VARIOUS SEATS 68 STRAIGHT-OUT CONTESTS. 176 CANDIDATES IN FIELD. There are 176 candidates in the field for election to the 80 seats in the House of Representatives. Labour has 78 candidates and the Nationalists 77. The total is very much lower, than that for the last election, 265. In only 12 contests are there more than two candidates, and this number includes the four Maori seats. Sitting members are designated by an asterisk in the following list. Parties are signified by the, following abbreviations: —L, Labour; N, Nationalist; I, Independent; 1.L., Independent Labour; C.P., Country Party; Lib., Liberal. In the 1935 election results, D signifies Democrat. AUCKLAND WEST. <! M. J. Savage (L) J. W. Kealy (N) 1935—M. J. Savage (L), 8567; E. D. Stallworthy (N), 2387; J. A. Govan (D), '792. Majority for Savage, 6180. GREY LYNN. *J. A. Lee (L) J. A. Govan (N) 1935—J. A. Lee (L), 9828; G. Wildish (N), 1816; H. B. Arthur (D), 1290; H. M. Smith (Com), 210. Majority for Lee, 8012. ROSKILL. 4 A. S. Richards (L) A. S. Bailey (N) 1935—A. S. Richards (L), 8728; T. J. Fleming (N), 4705; W. G. Clavis (D), 698; V. H. Potter (I), 492; W. F. Jamieson (Lib), 98. Majority for Richards, 4023. REMUERA. (Formerly Parnell). ’ *W. P. Endean (N) Mrs M. M. Dreaver (L) 1935—W. P. Endean (N), 5758; A. G. Osborne (L), 5028; Sir Alex G. Herdman (L), 3334; F. C. Jordan (Lib), 507. Majority for Endean, 730. ONEHUNGA. (Previously Manukau). 41 A. G. Osborne (L) J. Park (N) 1936 (by-election)—A. G. Osborne (L), 8241; F. W. Doidge (N), 3830. Majority for Osborne, 4595. 1935—W. J. Jordan (L), 9345; H. J. Wily (N), 2940; H. Thornley (D), 1020. Majority for Jordan, 6402. FRANKLIN. *A. C. A. Sexton (C.P.) J. N. Massey (N) E. Piggott (L) 1935—A. C. A. Sexton (C.P.), 4803; J. N. Massey (N), 4118; A. B. Tyers (D), 368. Majority for Sexton. 685. Masterton Licensing. Progress. NO-LICENSE RESTORATION At p.m. With Returns in Hand. OTAHUHU. (New Electorate.) ■C. R. Petrie (L) K. B. Tennent (N) (Mr Petrie held Hauraki in the last Parliament.) HAURAKI. *R. Coulter (L) J. M. Allen (N) (Mr Coulter held Waikato in the last Parliament.) 1935—C. R. Petrie (L), 5325; W. W. Massey (N), 4781; S. Rickards (D), 1629. Majority for Petrie, 544. RAGLAN. ' *W. Lee Martin (L) A. S. Sutherland (N) A. G. Gallichan (I) 1935—W Lee Martin (L), 5148; D. S. Reid (N), 3453; J. H. Potter (D), 581; H. D. C. Hampton (I), 96. Majority for Martin, 1695. THAMES. "J. Thorn (L) . W. A. Clark (N) 1935—J. Thorn (L), 5969; A. M. Samuel (I), 4707; P. Keegan (D). 236. Majority for Thorn, 1262. TAURANGA. "C. H. Burnett (L) F. W. Doidge (N) H. C. Barker (I) 1935—C. H. Burnett (L), 3602; C. E. Macmillan (N), 3567; A. E. Robinson (C.P.), 2243; C. T. McFarlane (D), 806; F. Polley (Soc), 53. Majority for Burnett, 35. HAMILTON. S! C. A. Barrell (L) A. W. Grant (N) 1935—C. A. Barrell (L), 5532; Sir J. A. Young (N), 4141; H. D. Caro (D). 2479. Majority for Barrell, 1391. WAIKATO. W. S. Goosman (N) J. W. Neate (L) 1935 —R. Coulter (L), 4258; F. Lye (N), 3474; S. N. Ziman (C.P.), 1221; H. E. Annett (D), 722. Majority for Coulter, 784. ROTORUA. ”A. F. Moncur (L) H. W. Nixon (N) 1935—A. F. Moncur (L), 4894; F. W. Doidge (I), 3442; C. H. Clinkard (N), 2784; H. H. Corbin (D), 223. Majority for Moncur, 1452.

MASTERTON J. H. Irving J. Robertson Akitio a Alfredton —— Aohanga Belvedere - Bideford' Clareville East Taratahi Eketahuna . Fernridge Hamua Hastwell Horoeka Hukanui Ihuraua Valley Kaiparoro Kaitawa Kaituna Kakariki Konini Kopuaranga Korora Lansdowne Makomako Makuri , Mangamahoe Mangamaire Mara Marima Masterton— Courthouse Central School East School Municipal Hall West School Railway Epiphany Hall Matahiwi —> — Maur’ville East Maur’ville West Mikimiki ■ —— Newman 7 Nireaha Opaki Ora Pleckville Pongaroa —— Pori Pukehinau Puketoi Putara Rakaunui Rangitumau Ronkokokako Rongomai Saunders Rd Solway Tane Te Ore Ore Te Whiti Tiraumea Waingawa Waione Wangaehu •- West Taratahi TOTALS I NORTH ISLAND 4 AUCKLAND BAY OF ISLANDS. H. F. Guy (N) C. W. Boswell (L) i 1935—H. M. Rushworth (C.P.), 6004; C. Cameron (N), 3883; R. E. Hornblow (1.L.), 190; J. B. Kennedy (I), 28. Majority for Rushworth, 2121. MARSDEN. *J. G. Barclay (L) ; A. J. Murdoch (N) 1935—J. G. Barclay (L), 5215; A. J. ' Murdoch (N), 4868; R. Johns (D), 602; St C. Jounneaux (I), 163. Majority for Barclay, 347. KAIPARA. *J. G. Coates (N) P. McG. Stewart (L) ■ S. Davidson (I) 1935—J. G. Coates (N), 4738; W. Grounds (I), 4436; J. Caughley (D), 528. Majority for Coates, 302. WAITEMATA. *W. J. Lyon (L) J. E. Close (N) 1935—W. J. Lyon (L), 6578; A. Har- , ris (N), 3894; W. A. Donald (D), 2045; J. Guiniven (Lib), 252. Majority for , Lyon, 2684. EDEN. ■■'W. T. Anderton (L) i D. Pool CN) A. E. Robinson (I) 1935 —W. T. Anderton (L), 5946; A. J. Stallworthy (D), 3481; C. E. Clarke ] (N), 3458; C. H. Pickering (I), 155. Maj- ] ority for Anderton, 2465. j PROGRESS RETURNS LABOUR i NATIONAL INDEPENDENT At p.m. With Returns in Hand. ■ i i ■ ■■■ ■ i i ■■ ] AUCKLAND EAST. ] *F. W. Schramm (L) i H. T. Merritt (N) 1935—F. W. Schramm (L), 6140; H. P. Burton (N), 3803; J. B. Donald (D). 1649; T. Lamont (L), 218. Majority for Schramm, 2337. AUCKLAND CENTRAL. *W. E. Parry (L) C. R. Dodd (N) . 1935—W. E. Parry (L), 6871; C. R. Dodd (D), 1573; J. R. Lundon (L.L.), 284; C. V. Mullenger (I), 264; T. Stanley (Com), 179. Majority for Parry. • 5298. AUCKLAND SUBURBS. *H. G. R. Mason (L) M. S. Walker (N) F. Allen (I) 1935—H. G. R. Mason (L), 7749; W. ; A. Bishop (N), 2853; W. J. H. Clark ; CD), 781. Majority for Mason. 4896.

PROGRESS RETURNS LABOUR NATIONAL INDEPENDENT At p.m. With Returns in Hand. BAY OF PLENTY. *A. G. Hultquist (L) W. Sullivan (N) 1935—A. G. Hultquist (L), 3519; J. T. Merry (N), 2964; H. L. Harker (D), 1678. Informal, 62. Majority for Hultquist, 555. • WAITOMO. *W. J. Broadfoot (N) J. Jones (L) 1935—W. J. Broadfoot (N), 4521; J. Jones (L), 2995; J. H. Penniket (I), 2341. Informal, 65. Majority for Broadfoot, 1526. GISBORNE, *D. W. Coleman (L) K. F. Jones (N) ' 1935—D. Coleman (L), 6230; W. D. Lysnar (I), 4409. Majority for Coleman, 1821. HAWKE’S BAY HAWKE’S BAY. "E. L. Cullen (L) ' G. A. Maddison (N) ' 1935—E. L. Cullen (L), 6222; ,H. M. Campbell (N), 5212. Majority for Cullen, 1010. . - NAPIER. *W. E. Barnard (L) J. D. Ormond (N) 1935—W. E. Barnard (L), 7290; F. B. Logan (N), 3233; N. R. Jacobsen (D), 396; W. Wood (C.P.), 141. Majority for Barnard, 4057. WAIPAWA. *H. M. Christie (L) . A. E. Jull (N) 1935—H. M. Christie (L), 3089; A. E. Jull (N), 2830; J. D. Ormond (I), 2121; W. L. Barker (D), 559. Majority for Christie, 259. PAHIATUA. 44 A. E. Ransom (N) G. A. Hansen (L). 1935 —Sir Alfred E. Ransom (N), 4249; R. A. Gower (L), 3074; D. S. McGhie (D), 1308. Majority for Ransom, 1175. TARANAKI NEW PLYMOUTH. *S. G. Smith (N) F. L. Frost (L) 1935—5. G. Smith (N), 5662; F. L. Frost (L), 4831; Miss E. Andrews (I), 786; H. Cave (D), 676; W. A. Sheat (I), 264. Majority for Smith, 831. STRATFORD. *W. J. Polson (N) . J. W. McMillan (L) 1935—W. J. Polson (N), 4434; P. Skoglund (L), 4095; C. R. Finnerty (D), 538. Majority for Polson, 339. EGMONT. :: C. A. Wilkinson (I) T. E. Trask (L) 1935—C. A. Wilkinson (I), 5582; J. Ross (L), 2410. Majority for Wilkinson, 3172. PATEA. *H. G. Dickie (N) C. J. Duggan (L) 1935—H. G. Dickie (N), 4349; W. G. Simpson (L), 3700; G. J. Adams (D). 1626. Majority for Dickie, 649. Masterton Licensing. Final. NO-LICENSE RESTORATION WELLINGTON WANGANUI. ”J. B. F. Cotterill (L) H. C. Veitch (N) 1935—J. F. Cotterill (L), 4887; W. A. Veitch (D), 3308; N. R. Bain (N). 1754; J. T. Hogan (Lib), 524. Majority for Cotterill, 1579. WAIMARINO. "F. Langstone (L) C. A. Boles (N) 1935 —F. Langstone (L), 4945; C. A. Boles (N), 3082; H. W. B. Littlewood (I), 206. Majority for Langstone, 1863. RANGITIKEI. ,: 'G. H. O. Wilson (L) E. B. Gordon (N) 1935—G. H. O. Wilson (L), 4236; A. Stuart (N), 3329; W. J. Crawford (D). 1679. Majority for Wilson, 907. MANAWATU. ,! C. L. Hunter (L) *J. G. Cobbe (N) 1935—C. L. Hunter (L), 2958; J. Linklater (N), 2920; S. J. E. Closey (I), 1271; M. H. Oram (D), 676; J. K. Hornblow (I), 618. Majority for Hunter, 29. OROUA. (Seat Abolished.) 1935—J. G. Cobbe (N), 4716;W. H. Oliver (L), 2383; E. Fair (D), 1620. Majority for Cobbe, 2333. PROGRESS RETURNS LABOUR NATIONAL ' INDEPENDENT At p.m. | With Returns in Hand. i

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