SOCIAL DEMOCRATS ANNOYED.

Press, Volume L, Issue 15121, 10 November 1914, Page 8

SOCIAL DEMOCRATS ANNOYED.

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(special to •'Tα* nas.* , ) $ WELLINGTON, *«**» » | The Social Democrat* hm>vi i- H. much annoyed at the appoaraiK»rf v li W. H. Turnbull, W.rfKX£i I the Wellington North contesfcTSd 3 I the compact with the Oppostioa7-U. B been broken in this instancy tt» W. threaten reprisals. The swret!B ,'J § the Social Democratic Party Qf , * i Fraser) makce the following rtaW£" g —"Seeing that tho Sorial § Party withdrew jta S Wellington Central so that M grossivo vote would not be split, fr't* * tainly looks upon the intrusion tfHt » Turnbull in Weliinfitou North as $t, 11 •uncalled for, and? the prpbabto n»ft f§ will be the return of the Hon. 4>L H Herdman, as. werj- vote for ft 1 lurnbull will lessen of &" Progressive. victory. For wch a imfrffi the Liberal Party irill Iβ responsibla, M feeoinß that the Liberal Party has it* truded m Wellington North, after tier X Labour candidate was in th« field lor » nearly a month;.-it will "ba cstrMndvH diflscult to prevent worker* from M cording their votes in other CQnetitia<B encies, so as to show their apprficisfesiffi of tho Liberals' action. Wo still however, that it will be an undivided anti'Mossey vote, fym S polled in Wellington North." a Sir Joseph Ward on Satnrday B graphed from Chrietchurch etatinattif B he had pleasure' in accepting* MrsTctr&« p S bull as tho official Liberal candidit^fa , S Wellington and at time he wished him every , " SQKig,-ji What makes the Social DeißocrsJtfj(ir-i|§ ticularly wroth in; this iast*noS3Mls m fact that the Wardist candidStk'B connected with one of the * TfwiSatffjtt families io. New Zealand. ■- THE ■HUT1 1 SEAT. "\^;E® An attompt is bow being made M M get a Labour candidate out for,« §£ Hutfc against Mr T- M. Wilforf^ , a popalar Labourite can bo selectosj|'i| interesting, contest «ho uld result* t « lecogm'sed that a strong candidate would liave a good chsßß|9[~W defeating: th? present memb%Sp£jf| HuUV CONFroENCB OF REFORM Pij%|| In a. -few «lays the election will be in full swing hero. ' / §|S^ffl| Tho reports generally from tho country indicate that tho" Gondii ment will como back with majority. The Prime Minister oiia4te§| lleforrn organisers are quite of the result. •! '^^^b