ELECTION ITEMS.

Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 264, 6 November 1919, Page 7

ELECTION ITEMS.

j MANUKAU. Mr. Ralph Taylor (I.) addresses public aeeting, Otahuhu Public Hall to-night YVAITEMATA. Mr. C. F. Bickford annoimces that, nving to unforeseen circumstances, he las withdrawn from the eandidatuss for iVai-temata. He thanks the large lumber of friends in the electorate who lad promised their support. PARNELL. Mr. C. G. Macindoe has been urged by i large body of elector, to stand for the Parnell constituency, but has now definitely intimated that business reasons will prevent him from becoming a canJilate during the present elections. ROSKILL. Mr. V. H. Potter (R.), meeting of upporters to form committee, Dominion itoad terminus to-night Mr. J. _. Gunson's Epsom committee, tlethodist School, Pah Road, S o'clock klonday. Ladies' Committee, ditto, three >'clock Friday. Mr. H. D. Heather has received a cablegram from Mr. Gunson, stating that, iwing to the dislocation and uncertainty of the transport facilities, the jest definite information he can give 13 to his return is that he will leave San Francisco on November 7th, and arrive it Vancouver to await a passenger boat f! in the 18th. " q Mr. G. Davis (Lab.), meets supporters, Ipsom Library, S o'clock to-night. !*J GREY LYNN. Mr. F. N. Bartram (Lab.) meets supporters, St. George's Hall, New North ti Road, S o'clock to-night. tt AUCKLAND EAST. _ Mr. Clutha Mackenzie (R..) meets sup- f] porters. Council Chambers, Newmarket, ifi S o'clock to-night. I P