THE ELECTIONS.

Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18525, 29 October 1925, Page 11

THE ELECTIONS.

~ i. + — i i CHRISTCHURCH NORTH. |. REFOR3I CAMPAIGN. Mr E C. Huie. chairman c-i the j • Divisional Executive, presided over a i largely attended meeting of Reform; supoortcrs'iu the Mcrivaie Schoolroom i last, evening. _ ; Several speaker; urged the ecos3?:t*" ; for thorough organisation on election j day, and a- Transport. Committee was • < sot tin to arrange for the conveyance i ' of clertc-r? to the various booths. | '. MR 11. HOLLAND. | REFORMERS BUSY. i Mr 11. Holland, Reform candidate i for Christehurck. North, addressed two I meetings lost evening. Mr E. Laine 1 presided at the meeting at the corner j of Springfield and Edgeware roads, aud | Mr Holland received a vote of conti- ! deuce with some little opposition. At the mating on the corner of Lcinster road and Atlistcr avenue, at which Mr W. E. Smith presided, a unanimous vote of confidence was carried with cheers. THE LABOUR CANDIDATE. ' Mr F. E. Cooke. Labour candidate, j addressed two well-attended meetings j last evening, at the corner of Abborley j road and "it. Albans street, aud at , the. corner of Trafalgar street and i School road. Mr 11. Macfarlane P re " • sidech at both meetings. Mr Cooko , .inswercd several questions and was : accorded a unanimous vote ol thanks j and confidence. • | CHRISTCHURCH EAST. | MR D. F. DENNEHY. Mr D. F. Dennehv, Nationalist candidate for Christchurch East, addressed the cmplovees of the Kaiapoi Woollen Co'mpanv at 12.30 p.m. yesterday. At 8 o'clock last night he spoke to a verv large audience in the Beckenham School, Mr E. -H. Marriner occupying the chair, and after a,n address lasting two hours, tho candidate was accorded a. unanimous vote of thanks on the motion.of Mr Carlisle, seconded i by \Mr McAlister. MB H. T. ARMSTRONG. Mr H. T. Armstrong. Labour candidate for Christchurch East, addressed a large and enthusiastic meeting at St. Martins last night, Mr J. Jonos presiding. Tho speaker recoived a. unanimous vote of thanks and confidence. CHRISTCHURCH SOUTH. MR E. J. HOWARD. Mr E. J- Howard addressed two largo open-air meetings' last, evening, the first at tho comer of King and Montrose streets, and the second at the corner of Strickland and Somerneld streets. At each meeting a, vote of thauks and confidence, was earned unanimously. MR H. G. ELL.. Mr H. G. Ell spoke at two meetings last night—at 7 o'clock at the corner of SelwVn street and Harman street, where ho 1 received a very attentive" hearing for an hour, and at 8 o'clock' at the corner of Durham' and Wordsworth streets, where he spoke for over an hour and a half and received a good hearing. AVON ELECTORATE. MR W. E. LEADLEY. The Peace Memorial •Hall at NorthBrighton was crowded last evening, when Mr W. E. Leadley, Reform candidate, addressed the electors. Mr JF. 'Parsons presided, an-!! at the eonelusion of a lengthy, address a vote of thanks and confidence, moved by Mr P. G. Waller, was carried unanimously. At the conclusion of the meeting a committee was formed for assistance on election day. MR D. G. SULLIVAN. Mr D. G 'Sullivan addressed, a meeting of about 100 people in the Aranui Hall last night, Mr R. Lovell-Smith presiding. At tho conclusion of the address Mr Sullivan was accorded a unanimous vote of thaniks and confidence.

LYTTELTON. j MR M. E. LYONS. j The Pefmia ..andidare trr LytcebOi:. ,- Mr M- E- Lyons, addressed a large and ; attentive audience in the fc : - Martin s t Valley Anglican iri.-bsolroom last rug-"- j Mr c. V. " Harvey presided. At the j conclusion of his address, the cane;- j date was accorded a unanimous vvte oi thinks on the motieu e£ Mr R. Furze. MR J. M'CO3IBS. | . ! Mr -T. McC-->rab:-. the Lal-.ou: f J^ a j- | date for the. LvTtc'ton electorate, a.;- j dressed a v. eU-a:: tended meeting a T - j Heritbc-e-e last evening- -Mr Gilby ex- I rupied the chair. The speaker address- | •-l' the meeting on the linos- of his pre- j nous speeches, and answered several j qiic-ations. . ! Mr \\". C'ogJe moved a vote of tuants : and confidence, which was carried. 1 j RICCARTON. REFORM CANDIDATE. Mr 11. S. S. Kyle, Reform candidate for Pjccarton, held successful meetings at, Spreydon on Monday evening, and at "VTeedons and Temple-ton on Tuesday evening. Ho was given an excellent, reception, and received an attentive hearing throughout'. All meetings were fully attended, showing an increase oi public- interest in the campaign nC that the election day is fast approaching. The speaker was accorded votes ov" thanks for his addresses. MR WINTER COLE. Mr "Winter Cole. Labour candidate for Riceartou, addressed a. meeting at Hornby on Tuesday night. Mr Manhire was in the chair. At tho close of the address a vote of thanks and. confidence in Mr Cole was carried unanimously. Mr Winter Cole also addressed his workmates at the Addington Workshops at the. lunch hour, where also a vote of fhaaka and .confidence in the Labour Part j- was carried by acclamation. KAIAPOI. MR D. BUDDO. t Mi D. Buddo, Nationalist candidate for Kaiapoi, addressed' the electors at Northcoto on Tuesday evening. There was an attendance of about sixty. The candidate dealt with local matters, and his address was received with satisfaction. A vote of thanks was passed. At Papaiuii the same evening Mr Buddo had a hearty reception, and explained matters affecting the districtMr G. AUington was in the chair. At the close of the meeting Mr Batch proposed a vote of thanks and confidence, ■which was carried unanimously. The Hon. D. Buddo, Nationalist' candidate for Kaiapoi, tbe electors at. Bangictra last evening. Mr K. Mcintosh presided, and the speaker was accorded a good hearing.' On the motion of Mr J. Linden, a vote of confidence and thanks was carried. ME MORGAN WILLIAMS. Mr C. Morgan Williams s>n Monday I evening addressed a meeting at jHarej wood. Mr G. Shipley 'presided over a ! small attendance. On tho motion of Mr Gale, the candidate was accorded a vote of thanks. On Tuesday night Mr Williams addressed a well-atfcende'd meeting at Woodend. Mr F .l?eale presided. On the motion of Mr Stott, seconded by Mr McQuillan, the candidate was accorded a unanimous! vote of thanks and confidence. ASHBURTON. MR H. M. JONES. Mr H. M. Jones, the Liberal candidate for the Ashburton Electorate, ad- . dressed a fairly Jargo gathering in the St. Andrew's Hall, Ashburton, last evening. The Deputy-Mayor (Mr W. H. Woods) presided. The candidate, who spoke in support of the Party platform, was accorded a, vote of thanks. MAORI ELECTORATES. NOMINATED CANDIDATES. The following candidates have been nominated for tho Maori electorates, the election for which will take place on Tuesday, November 3rd:— SOUTHERN. *H. W. Uru (R.). ' J. T. Patuki (R.). T. M. Erihana (Ind.). T. Macdonald (Ind.). I W. T. Pitama (Ind.). NORTHERN. *T. Henare (R,). Ripi Wi Hongi (Lab.). Hone Wi Katiaia (Ind.). EASTERN. *Hon A. T. Ngata (NA IT. Mokcna (Lab.). J WESTERN. 'Sir Maui Pomare (K.). R. Mawheti (Lab.). T. Patena- (Ind.). TO-DAY'S MEETINGS.

CHKTSTCHTBCE SOUTH-Mr E. J. Hoirard, corner • L-eitch arid Seltrj-n strcots, 7 p.n.; corner" Burko and Seiwyu streets, 3 p.m. 3lr H. C. El', corner of IJoacr oad Selwyn street:-. 7 p.m.: corr.er of Bleijac avenue aiid Spring Grave street, 6 p.m. CHRISTCHURCH NORTH—iir F. E. Cooke, corner Brett's ir-ad and ilay's road, 7.15 p.m.; corner Brown's load and Inn«s rood, 8.10 t>.ra. Mr H. liclland, Eaos Churcli SckccLroorc, S p.m. KAIAPOIL-ilr TV. Brock, Dariicid Ksil, £ p.rrilr C. Morgan Williams, Soathbreok Hall, •S f.a. Eou. D. Buado. Hircbsrley School, 7 p.m.: Ccurter-ay Scfcoo*, S.SO p.m. ELLESMEKE—Hr J. Connolly, T e Oia s£<3 Puahs. Mr David Jones, Lyndiursi Hail, S p.m. LYTTELTON—Mr M. E. h-ovs. comer of Wieislead street and street, Cawlim-jre, 7 p.m.; Bosrofl Vale rocd, $.15 p.a. Mr J. McCcrubs—Opa-s-a Old School. RICCAETC>"-Mr W. Cole, Soefcburn, 8 p.m. II r H. S. S. Kyk, Coalgaic. 3 p.m. AVON—Mr W. E. Leadlev. Fhillipstown Chinch ScLcoltcoje, S p.m ill r>. G. S'rlivaa, ocrr.er Fitzgerald a-rcnue aid St. Asaph street, 7.15 P mCHBISTCEURCH EAST—Mr H. T. Armstrong, W&ltiajn School, 8 p.m. HtTRT-.\n—Mr J. G. Armstrong PsJnas- . ?us . School, -l ?.m.; Sjoiswood' Eau : 'J -p.m.; Doraeit Hall.-3.30- p.au