[By Telegraph. ]
[UNITED I'REBS ABHOCIATJON.J Napior.— Messrs. J. D. Ormond and J. Ivcss have been nominated. Mr. Ormond, npeaking from the hustings, said be wan an opponent of the Ministry, and the voice of tbo country at this moment showed that it was already a Government of the past. Mr. Ivesa said ho wan a supporter of tho Ministry who hud done bo much for the industrial classes. An immense crowd surrounded the hustings, and tho roofs and balconies of houses opposite wero crowded. The show of hands wiim fonr to threo in favour of Mr. Ormond. A poll was demanded. Motueka. — Mr. Kichrnond Hnrathoane and Mr. John Korr have l>een nominated. Manawatu.— Mr. Douglas Hauting Macatthur and Mr. Ludolph George West have boon duly nominated. Tho Know of hands resulted in favonr of Mr. Wost by 78 to 55, and a poll was demanded on behalf of Mr. Mfioarthur. The proceedings wero pretty lively. fnycroartjill. — Mews. J. Hatch, .T. W. Mitchell, U. Jaggorp, H. Feldwick, and C. W. Tanner have heon nominated. A poll wan demanded by Mr. Hatch. Mr. Mitchell only announcod himsolf to-day. Chrifctchnrch North.— Sir Julius Vog el and Mr. H. Roberts wero duly nominated. The h'iow of hands was— Vogel, 45 1 Riborts, 15. A poll wns domanded. About 150 poraons wore present. Chrißtohnrch South,— Messrs. W. B. Pernival, A. Ayres, H. Thomson, and E. Georgo, wero nominated. The show of hands was in favour of Poroival. Avon.— Messrs. K. Blake and E. G. "Wright wore nominated. The hUow of hands was — Wright. 80; Blake, 7C. A poll was demanded. Wairau. —Messrs. Honry Dodson, Georgo Henderson, and Sutherland John Macalistef wero nominated. Tho show of h&ndn was — Dodson, 54 ; Macalister, 40 ; Hondereon, 28. A poll was domanded. Awarna.— Messrs. J. W. Bain, G. Frog(fatt, and J. G. Ward were nominated. The flhow of hands was in favour of Ward. A poll was domandod. Waihomo.— Messrs. J, C. Buokland and John M'Konzie wore nominated. Tho bliow of hands was in favour of M'Kenzie. Waimato.— Messrs. Wm. Jukes Stoward, Chas. Vincont Clarko, and John Manchester were nominated. Tho §how of liands was —Stoward, 35; Manchostor, 27; Clarke, 7. Now Plymouth. — Mossrs. O. Samuel, Dockrell, and B. M. Smith were nominated. WaitakL— Mr. T. Duncan and Mr. John Beid wore nominatod. Tho show of hands was— Reid, 5; Duncan, 3. A poll was domandod. Ashburton.— Messrs. W. C. Walker and C. W. Purnoll wero nominatod. The show of liands was— Walker, 91; Purnoll, 33. Mr. Pnrnell domandod a poll. Bruce. — Mossrs. Donald Reid and Crawford Anderson wero nominated. Tho show of hands was in favour of Mr. Eoid.
Dunedin, This Day. Sir Robert Stout met with a splondid reception at Macrao's.
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Evening Post, Volume XXXIV, Issue XXXIV, 16 September 1887, Page 3
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453[By Telegraph. ] Evening Post, Volume XXXIV, Issue XXXIV, 16 September 1887, Page 3
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