THE GENERAL ELECTIONS.

Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 233, 2 October 1925, Page 5

THE GENERAL ELECTIONS.

i ' REFORM AT PAHIATTTA. , (By Telegraph— Association.) PAHIATUA, this day. ; Mr. MeXicol, Government candidate for Pahiatua, opened the campaign at | Ballance last evening before a large j audience. He declared himself a strong supporter of Reform admihistra- ! tion and trenchantly denounced the Nationalists for alleged misrepresentation of the fusion negotiations, and for . betraying their constituencies by j walking out of the House in no-confi-dence motions moved by Mr. Holland. i Mr. MoXieol was given a splendid hear- ! ing. and accorded a unanimous vote of I thanks and confidence. _

THE WAIFAWA CONTEST. (By Tele-Taph.—Press Association.) DANXEVIRKE, this day. Sir George Hunter, Government candidate for the Waipawa seat, opened ! his campaign last night at Whetukura, i addressing a well-attended and enthui siastic meeting. He paid a tribute to j the late Prime Minister, and to the Hon. .1. G. Coates for his administrative ability and as leader of Parliaj ment, and dealt with legislation of the j session just closed. An enthusiastic j meeting passed a unanimous vote of i thanks and confidence in the candidate 1 and the Government.