ELECTION NOTES.

Auckland Star, Volume XXX, Issue 279, 24 November 1899, Page 2

ELECTION NOTES.

, _, j Mr Geo. 'Fowlds speaks at Sowerby's • Hall to-night. I ' Mr Niccol speaks in the New Lynn - ! School-room to-night. 1 I Mr Wm. J. King, returning officer _ I for Franklin, intimates that nominations |tions for the Franklin seat are due on . j 29th November. The places of polling ; j are also published, Pukekohe being - the principal booth. Mr F. E. Ba.um£ notifies in this even- ; ! ing's issue the dates of his meetings ; right up to the election. In St. James . Hall on the 28th., Mr Baume intend? , to speak on the Licensing Laws, and , answer the questions of the Temper- ; ance Party. Mr J. Morrison King, returning 1 officer, announces that nominations s for the Waitemata seat fall due on - ) 29th November. The Freemason's r JHall, Warkworth, is the principal poll- - | ing place. , j Sir Maurice O'Rorke will meet the ) Manukau electors at St. Albans school- ) room, Mount Roskill Road, this (Fri- - day) evening, at S o'clock, and at l Otara schoolroom to-morrow (Saturday at 7.30 p.m.. Sir Maurice will ad- - dr_ss the Manukau electors at Public - Hall, Onehunga, on Tuesday evening : next, at 8 p.m. i Mr W. J. Napier will address a ln.'otE ing of City Electors in the Foresters' 3 Hall, Karangahape Road, on Monday " next. Mr Arthur Rosser addressed a meet - ing oi' the city electors in the Grafton - 'district school last evening. There was 5 'a good attendance, and Mr J, Fawcus •' ipresided. The candidate spoke for an J .hour and a quarter on matters afE.etr ling tho electors, and at the close of his ■* j address was accorded a unainimous " ! vote of thanks. L ! Mr Rosser has replied to the Liberal i Association circular, and he declines J to retire from the contest. He is de--1 | termined to go to the poll against all 1 {corners.