GENERAL ELECTION

REFORM PARTY CANDIDATES. "In view of the General Election which may ba expected to take place before the first week in, December, and possibly much earlier, it is as well that supporters of the Reform Party, states the "Newsletter," the official Reform Party journal, should bear in mind that, apart i from the sitting members, the following candidates have been officially approved i by the party leaders, following their | i selection at the conferences held by the . Reform Party delegates elected by the Party supporters at the eeveral centres . in each electorate:— Marsden. —Mr. W. Jones, WhangareL Auckland East.—Mr. James Stewart. Auckland West.—Mr. Samuel Oldfield. ! Manukau.—Mr. John Massey. i Waikato.—Mr. D. Stewart Reid, ' Taranaki.—Mr. C. E. Bellringer, i Stratford.—Mr. E. Walter. . Patea.—Mr. H. G. Dickie. > Wanganui.—Mr. J. Cou]l. i Napier.—Mr. J. Mason. i Hawkes Bay.—Mr. Hugh. M. Campbell. Pahiatua.—Mr. M'Nicol. Oroua. —Mr. Gordon Elliot. Wellington East.—Mr. T. Forsyth. Ellesmere.—Mr. Davjd Jones. Clutha.—Major Fred. Waite. ■Wallace.—Mr. Adam Hamilton. Wakatipu.—Mr. James Ritchie, Bannockburn. Invercargill.—Mr. S. M'Donald. Awarua.—Mr. J. R. Hamilton. Arrangements are in. train for affording other constituencies not represented by Reform supporters the opportunity ot selecting candidates for approval by the party leaders. (Bit TELEGIUPH. — PRESS ASSOCIATION.) AUCKLAND, 3rd August. The Reform Party in Auckland has selected Mr. 'Charles A. WSsori to contest the City Central seat at the forthcoming election. CHRISTCHTJRCH, ird August. Mr. Henry Holland, ex-Mayor of Christchurch, intends to stand as Reform candidate for the Christchurch North seat at the General Election.