ELECTION NOTES.

Auckland Star, Volume XXVII, Issue 271, 14 November 1896, Page 5

ELECTION NOTES.

*\F. W, Lang addressed the electors of TJ'wo at Mercer oh Wednesday evening. 118 merely criticised the actions of the pre'Wrnmentin.everything, and although Poas!88 an independent, member hia ad- - 9>»ll through was most antagonistic to WTernmont. Ho was accorded votea of "* and confidence. [J.J.Holland's central electoral com*T* "I! meat in Darby-street on *% evening. CiS mB rel Vaile bounces himself as a hth-ii r the Parnell 80ab Rnd Bfcateß Sir / t Bddress the electors shortly. dector ':. ™ry wUI address the Parnell Cu. Waite' B Ha!l- Mo»nt Eden, on «S a™ at 8 °'clock P'm- Tfee CtteaT 3 °i,.3° iDinP Mr Lawry'9 Wri for Eaen Terrace and ib-,ii en 'winntad to meet after the j'« the public meeting. mari e | B !?' Cadman addressed the OhineC °r3 at Eikutia la^ evening, and C]'fideL U, n, a!"mou8 v°te of thanks and chair \i i(3rJa!»es Corbetfc wa3 in the li Bschool T V ies wore P'eaent, and t oo .house Waß well filled. *tit 8! ' , eem9 Wttle doubt bufc thab the fcii»B,l, general election trill be issued ikebSdinJ! VI » tbe rumou" relative to *«kini! B .he election during the first C, C0 G r S erbßiu^aaf" •■ be The Hot, T 'pu V l*addraa« t , hom PßOn will deliver hia "fcCitvß.ii ,° Sectors of the city at ilrArtWR B Thursday^xfc. m m hi, i i, B'Br> labour candidate, will **foei«V t Worker 9at a public day, slB»t. J amoa - 8 Hall next Wednes-

O'tiorke', ' ed meotiDe of Sir Maurice 'ta lodg 6 3° rliW8 waß hel(* last< "'eh* 'n H Sir m °f tlle Onehunga Public "^raeint, atJnce presiding. Most PW? P°u ts wera r^eived from Scats'. V thß electorate as to the itltic 8 annn!, BC J eß of success. Sir B<ID»» IT> **■ Thu«day night. Mr 'tS\ yMrCa d SeCretary> t0 ba >» havu? W> <Deeble »"«i B. H. y^ki i" R,. acn o«nced themselves as riTes. art. Prohib>tion interest for ! Wb!e- with lßf)atafci°n interviewed Mr 80 "ona the contest.