BAY OF PLENTY SEAT
LEADER OF OPPOSITION.
TO VISIT ELECTORATE.
(By Telegraph—Press Association.) AUCKLAND, November 7. Questioned, whether there would be a Nationalist candidate for the Bay 01 Plenty seat, vacated through the death of Lieutenant Hultquist, The Leader of the Opposition, Mr Holland, stated after his arrival at Auckland in the course of a Dominion tour before v l ® l *-" ing Britain and the Middle East that he had not included Opotiki, the headquarters of the electorate, in his itinerary. However,- as he had receive a request from the National Paity in the Bay of Plenty to visit , the electorate he had decided to visit OpotiKi on his way back to Wellington an discuss the vacancy with the electoiate party executive. , , , . „ Concerning candidates selected, fo the General Election, the Dominion council of, the party was asking eac electorate to decide not latei an August 31 next, in the event of. .an election being held next e to confirm- the selected candidate o. this year or to state whether it.t oug it desirable to call fresh nominations.
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 8 November 1941, Page 3
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