SUBURBS ELECTORATE.
MR. -ALLEN'S CANDIDATURE. NO INTENTION TO WITHDRAW. 'T have no intention of withdrawing from the contest," said Mr. Ernest Richard Allen, the official United party candidate for the Auckland Suburbs seat. Mr. Allen said some confusion had been caused by the selection of Mr. Ebenezer Allan as the United party candidate for the new Hauraki seat, and the omission of his name from a recently published list of candidates for Suburbs. It was his fixed intention to go to the poll in spite of what had been said.
DUNEDIX SOUTH.
MR. HOLLAND'S NAME MENTIONED. (By Telegraph—Press Association.) DUNEDIN, this day. Reports that Mr. H. E. Holland, Leader of the Opposition, is being considered as a candidate for the Dunedin South seat are denied by Labour organisers. The suggestion has been freely broadcast that the electors of Buller were holding Mr. Holland to an alleged promise made some years ago. One Labour man stated that Labour nominations for Dunedin South had closed without Mr. Holland's name being submitted, and that Buller desired no change.
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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 171, 21 July 1928, Page 11
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