ELECTION NOTES.

Auckland Star, Volume XXVII, Issue 272, 16 November 1896, Page 4

ELECTION NOTES.

Sir Maurice O'Rorke addresses the Manukau electora at Panmure Public Hall to-night at eight o'clock.

Mr J. J. Holland's Central Committee will meet ab the. Committee room, Darbysbreeb, this evening, at 7.30. The subcommittees will also meet at the same hour at the various Cammibtes rooms. Mr S. Vaile, a candidate for Parnell, will give his first address on "Wednesday evening next at St. Bonaventura Hall. Mr Arthur Rosser, bhe labour candidate, will address bis fellow-workers at a meeting to be held ab Sb. James' Hall on Wednesday evening next. In our advertising columns on Saturday, Mr Arthur Kosaor'e name was misprinted Pressor. Ib eeema that some of bbc City electors are nob aware that those who retrained from voting at the lasb by-election have been struck off the roll. There now remains very little time to enrol. Mr McGowan addressed the Thames electors on Saturday nighb, and received a vote of thanks and confidence. Our report of his speech will appear bo-morrow. Mr J. Dawson. Liberal candidate for Pahiabua, has withdrawn from the contest and will'support the Government nominee. The Wellington Women's Social and Political League, presided over by Mrs Seddon, has decided to support Mr George Fisher and Mr Charles Wilson as thoir candidates for Wellington City. Tho Hon. A. J. Cad man arrived ab Paeroa. on Saturday, alter having conducted meetings ab Turua, Puriri, and Hikutaia. He received votes of thanks and confidence at each place. Mr Arthur Withy will apeak at St. Bonaventura Hall, Parnell, to-morrow night. Mr George Fowld3 will address the electors of Auckland city ab Soworby's Hall (Lower Syn_ondß-street) to-morrow, commencing sb 8 p.m. A mooting specially for ladies will be held in the same place ab 3 o'clock ia tho afternoon of the same date.

Mr F. Lavs-ry will address tho Parnell electors in Waite's Hall, Mount Eden, tomorrow evening at eight o'clock p.ra. Mr Jackson Palmer will address tho Eden electors ab the Public Hall, Avondale, ab 8 p.m. this evening. Mr Massey addressed a crowded meeting ab the Maketu School fleuse, Drury, on Friday evening, Mr G. Maberly being in the chair. Hid address wbb listened to with great attention, and several quoi.tions answered. Mr D. Cairns proposed and Mr G. Kern seconded a vote of thanks and confidence, which waa carried unanimously. Several ladies were present. The Hod. T. Thompson will address the city electors ab bhe City Hall on Thursday evening next. Mr Thompson's Committee rooms are ab corner of Victoria-street. Eaßb and Lome-street.

The numbers on the Wellington main roll are 16,000. The supplementary roll is expected to total 3,000, giving' 19,000, against 16,400 names ab bhe lasb election.