Some Changed Their Minds
iY the time this issue reaches those of our readers who live in the deep South or the Winterless North, the shouting will have died, the bets will have been settled, and the post-morteris and autopsies almost completed, leaving simply the people’s verdict. But, as a substantial number of our readers get their Listeners by Wednesday, we give some slight amendments to the Election chart. There are now only two candidates for the Awarua seat: Herron (N), and Mitchel] (L). The name of Allen (1), has been added to the candidates for Waitakere, making three. For Northern Maori there are now only three candidates, Henare (N), Paikea (L), and Poka (IL), and for Western Maori, Hou (1), has joined the ranks. In the Hutt electorate Simpson’s banner is now given as U.S. (Ultimate Socialist), and O’Keefe has withdrawn from the Nelson contest.
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 15, Issue 388, 29 November 1946, Page 9
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146Some Changed Their Minds New Zealand Listener, Volume 15, Issue 388, 29 November 1946, Page 9
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