BY-ELECTION.

Press, Volume LXII, Issue 18625, 25 February 1926, Page 8

BY-ELECTION.

THE EDEN &i PARTIES GETON© |g|J (S?XCU£ to <at <muy§| AUCRLAKI>, fpMjl Now that Sir James Bralll nicnt as High y|i cd, all politics] partus t&lji for the consequent which seat Sir James P*arffl since 1914. >% A'spirited Be?ora-sj»fc«fc.J| certain. The indleaUagg ernment will be Sir James Gunsoe. ox Iflwwi and Labour by Mr ftlM The Reform Party U of its supporters tiwSssp|j torate this week fe* tit! 23 choosing delegates t« tee for the selection «$ »Ijffl The Party's orgiu*M*r» S*r Jul is in Auckland, sns fewi fo||jg | of the arrangements. Tfo«3| doubtless also being \stt& tsfH the organisation, end to ggßnylj ing.of the eleetoraSe. ftH Nothing Is likely to fofwfl ally about the Party 2 * selection committa* h»^sß3^a i ions. It is understood, fe3|g| | both Sir James Que»s» villo are prepared to the Reform WWi ly that Sir James aider entering th« Wii&sira official Government Melville, who failed fry 800 votes to win #wy t&mm the Government who has many area, of Eden should qjtaSgi claims to selection. ants mentioned by rnaW"ssiij ! Gardner, of New hyvst simim the Auckland Wgwisßtw» : |||| tical Reform Imgwe, Tait, Mayor of however, that th«ir would scarcely be b*M@|||| The Labour P*rty,&BfiM| to put forward « 9t§|ijijra| aiders that Eden Is |fp§|||§§f| seat, and hopes to aT «|Pwl§ii feat of Its nomine*, m|D James Parr, at the ge*end|||||| Labour Eden will meet shorter %IS§§ choice of $ C * a^*l pected th it Mr HJawa The National P*rsy If .]|m| and its I'4en aad will hold meetiap to decide whethej a put forward. It It Wmn| parry stands oat, St «dp 9 mlh| an expected Jack of taq»)|s||||f day than from » wn% mWBm ing to contest tae mt &'TO|fH