THE COMING ELECTIONS.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1239, 22 September 1911, Page 4

THE COMING ELECTIONS.

nON. T. MACKENZIE MOOTED. (By TclecraDli.-Proe Association.) Waipawa, September 21. A caucus of the, Liberal party held yes. tcrdny to select, a candidate for the Waipawa seat was attend*;] by 70. The. Hon. P. Mackenzie and Mr. A. E. Jull woro suggested, but alter three hours' discus sion no decision was arrived at, aud tho meeting adjourned for seven days. Tlio nortl)ern end was solid for Mr. Jull, and tho touthcrn favours Mr. Mackenzie. Dannevirko. September 21. A largely-attended meeting of delesates of the Liberal party in "Waipnwa, held nt Otanc vostorday, pasted a resolution eulogising Mr. Hairs services to tho electorate mid expressing recognition of his unswerving loyalty to Liberal principles. THE HAWKE'S RAY SEAT. (By TUoEraph.—K»ecial Correspondent.! Hastings, September 21. Yet another possible candidate has beca mentioned in connection with the Hawko'e Bay jsoat. This is Mr. L. W. Fowler, who is very well known in local public affairs. . INVITATION TO SIR JOHN FINDLAT, (By TeleEranh.-Prces Association.) Auckland, September 21. It has boon Idcfinitely nrronsod that a deputation will wait uoon Sir John Find;lay while in Auckland, awl , request him to accept nomination for llHyParncll scat at the forthcoming parliamentary ek-c----tiou. At prevent tho candidates nnnounoed.are Messrs. E.G. B. Moss (Opposition), J. S. Dixon (Liberal Labour), aud 1L J, Mack (Labour). MR, MASSEY ON TOUR. Mr. \Y. F. Massey, Leader of Hie Oppo. sition, will address the electors of Palmerston Norlh on the evening of Mouday, October 2, when a political gathering will bo held at which eight or ten, members of the Reform party will speak. Mr. Massey will, ill all likelihood, address a meeting at Levin on the Mondaj evening following. AUCKLAND SEATS. Mr. J. H. Bradney, a member of the Auckland Harbour Board, has definitely decided to contest the Auckland West seat at tho approaching election. The sitting 'member is Mr. Pools. Mr. W. H. Murray, Mayor of Grey Lynn, has au- ■ nounced that ho will contest that seat in the Opposition interest, against the lion. Geo. Fowlds. The Opposition candidate for Wnitemala will be selected at a meeting of electors which has bccii convened for Monday next.