[By Telegraph. [UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION.]
AtrcfeLAND, 13th October. Mr. Bi hard Hobbs has gone north to address the Mongonni and Bay of Islands electors, in view of contesting the seat with Mr. John Lundon. Mr. Frank Lawry is out for Franklin South. < r Dunbdin, 13th October. For Dnnedin Central Mr. E. B. Cargil will probably become a oandidato. „ This Dat. Captain Scott wob favourably recoived at Roslyn last night. Ho announced himself a thorough freetrader and supporter of Bibloin.Bchools. He would give the Govornmout an independent support. . - < Mr. Murray addressed his constituents at Milton last night. A motion was moved that the meeting endorse Mr. Murray's aotion during tin past session, and to this was afterwards added that Mr. Mm ray bo invited to offer himself for re-eleotion. An amendment was moved thanking him for his past services and address, but adding that, considering two looil candidates were in .the field, he should retire. Twenty voted for the amondment, and the motion wm carried by a large majority. Christchctroh, Tain Dat. Mr. Wason addressed tho electors of the Wakanui district at Rakaia last night, and received a voto of confidence.
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Evening Post, Volume XXII, Issue 90, 14 October 1881, Page 2
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190[By Telegraph. [UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION.] Evening Post, Volume XXII, Issue 90, 14 October 1881, Page 2
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