THE ELECTIONS.

Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 242, 16 November 1914, Page 6

THE ELECTIONS.

NEWS AND NOTES.

- THE PRIME MINISTER.

A SOUTHERN TOUR.

The Prime the Hon. W. P". Massey, will leave "Wellington . this evening for the south, arriving in Christchurch to-morrow morning. Mr Massey will leave for Temuka by the second express, arid will give a political address in that town' in the evening. He .leaves for Wednesdaymorning.

The, election, campaign,will receive an impetus to-night, .when jja considerable i number of opening will be made. '"■'■'■'- ■■'■-.■■'■"

CHRISTCHURCHNORTH. Mr L. M. Isitt, M.P.*, speaks to-night at St..Matthew's corner of Colombo Street arid Edgeware Roadt To-morrow evening he speaks at'Knox Church. Hall. • Mr H. F. Toogood, Government candidate, speaks at St- Luke's Schoolroom, Manchester Street, at 8 p.m. tomorrow; Band Rotunda,' St. Albans Park, Wednesday, at. B;p.m.; Elmwood School, Thursday, at 8 p.m.; Durham Street Methodist Schoolroom, Friday, at 8 p.m.; Mr Bowker's Garden, Durham -Street; afternoon meetmg>;<Baturday, at :3-p.m. . ■■:■■:',' i.,,V':'. (■.■ % :/.\ .? ; i Mr J. Petheriek, Liberal candidate, speaks fat the corner of, jPeterborougn and Victoria Streets!to-night.

CHRISTCHtfROH SOUTH, Mr P. B» Hughes; 'j&overnment candidate 1 for Christcgiibecjr jSbuth, will continue his' campaign "at the Beckenham Hall to-night."' He will speak at St. Andrew's Schoolroom, corner Taramea , and Barrlngton Streets, to-morrow even-" Ins;. '. t Mr G. R. Whiting,-Labour candidate for Chrisjtehureh.SouthJ speaks at the Addington Methodist Schoolroom tonight at 8. ,p.m., .and—to-morrow -in the open air, at 7 p.m., at the corner of v Burns and Scott Streets, and at 8 p.m. at St. Michael's Schoolroom. . CHRISTCKPStCH EAST. Dr Thacker,, Liberal candidate for ChrjetchurcJi JEast, will open his campaign at .the Choral Hall to-morrow evening, 1 '-Mi* Hiram' Hunter, S.D.P. candidate, speaks to-night .at the ,Opera House. LYTTBLTON. I Mr J. McCombs,-M.p., opens his campaign at. the Oddfellows' Hall, Lyttel- ■ ton, to-night. ,~ ' '' V * ' Mr W. J. Miller,-Reform candidate, speaks at tha CasTu&e/e Hills, Dejsses 's - Storeytp-morrow evening. Mr Russell,. opens his* -eampaiffirt^afc.liiWoq^V*S6koql, Mile. ' -Roa%'s|ifi.' J v-;,, t Mltf-H^^f'M&^^ej^invlcandidate, speaks #t Uncle Tom,'s Cabin, North IvW'Brightfdn, tonight; "atal to-morrow . 'at~ffie corner Street and Harrpw) Street at7p.m., and the corner Canaj; Reserve and Buckley's Road at 8.i5 , p.'n1. i 1/ ; BICCASTON. Mr 6.'. Witty, M.P., opens his campaign at the Town-HaU,/Upper Riccarton, this evening, and speaks at KirweeHall, to-morrow. Mr Bertram Bunn, Reform candidate, speaks at Weedons r uigtit, aiul Yald- ■ Burst to-morrow. ELLESMERE. The Hon. R/Heaton' 1 Rhodes opens his campaign at Southbridge Town Hall tonight. He speaks at Lakeside School on Tuosday, and'Killin.chy on Wednesday.. HURUNUI. " 4 Mr W.- A. Banks} Reform candidate for Hurunui, speaks at Sef ton-to-night, West Oxford to-morrow, Ashley Gorge on Wednesday, Okuku School on Thursday, and North Loburn on Friday. KAIAPOI, Mr D.- Jones, Reform candidate .~for Kaiapoi,-sj-eaks at Rangiora to-night, when he will reply, to Sir Joseph Ward*s policy speech.' He speaks at Kaiapoi Oddfellows' Hall on Tuesday. SELWYN. Mr J. Hamlet speaks at Chertsey thi evening,.-and at. Lauriston, to-morrow. Mr George Sheat, Government eandi-, date for Selwyn, speaks at Lauriston Schoolroom to-night,; Lyndhurst Hall tomorrow,'and:Barr Hill on W^ (Continued 'on page 10.)