TWO MINISTERS RETURNED UN-OPPOSED. [By Telegraph.l [UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION]

Evening Post, Volume XLVI, Issue 122, 21 November 1893, Page 2

TWO MINISTERS RETURNED UNOPPOSED. [By Telegraph. l [UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION]

Hokitika, 20th November. Tho Hon. Mr. Seddon has been returned unopposed for the Westland seat. Invercaboill, 20th November. The Hon. J. G. Ward iB the only candidate nominated for the Awarua seat. This Dat. Mr. Joseph Hatch received a vote of thanks from a crowded meeting last night. He approved the general polioy bnt not the personnel of tho Ministry, preferring 1 Sir Robert Stout as leader. Napiee, 20th November. Mr. Swan's nomination paper was signed by three women electors. The women here are holding meetings at whioh they will hear addresses from representatives of both sides in politics, not candidates. The theatres have been lent free for the purpose. Auckland, 20th November. Mr. 0. E. Button addressed his first meeting of the City electors, and received a vote of thanks and confidence. He declared himself opposed to Bible reading in schools, the co-operativo system of publio workp, and Government control of tho railways. This Dat. Captain Fernandez received a vote of thanks and confidence from his first meeting of City electors to-night. He expressed himself as a supporter of the Government, and in favour of the compulsory Saturday halfholiday, but considered that business places shonld be opened for a few hours on Sunday to compensate for it. Manaia, This Dat. Mr. Allsworth, the Government candidate, addressed a crowded audience here last night. During tho evening he was pelted with rotten eggs, but he manfully maintained his position, and was not hit once. Dunkdin, Tnis Dat, - The Premier speaks here on Thursday night.

NOMINATIONS. The following ifs a Hat of candidates nominated for tho several districts. Those who sat in tho last Parliament are distinguished by *, and those who sat in any previous Parliament by t- We have not ventured to attempt any classification of political views, as the issues in the present election are very mixed, and almost all the candidates olaim to be Liberals. Bay of Islands— B. M. Houstou* John Lundon J. Trounsou F. DorgaviUe Maraden— B. Thomson' J. Harrison Eden— E. Mitelielson* J. M. Dargavillet M. Nicoll * Rev. E. O. Perry r Manukau— Sir G. M. O'Borket W. P. Buckland* J. Muir J. arSTalioii Waitemata— jßckson Palmer* E. Moukt Auckland City— Sir Georsff Grey* E. AVitbyt W. M. Suera' T. Tudeliope , C. E. Buttout W. J. Najner W. Crowtlier S. Vaile T. Thomson* Captain Fernnndez Parnell— P. Lawry* W. S. Allen Frauldiu— Major Harrist W. P. Massey Waipa— Gerald Peacock P. W. Leug Waikato— A. J. Codnmn* Isaac Coatea Thames— J. M'Gowm* E. H. Taylor Bay of Plenty— W. Kelly* W. Praser* G. Vesey Stewart Rev. C. Jordan T. M. Humphries Colonel Burton Waipu— James Carroll* C. A. De Lautourf Hawkes Bay— Captain Bussell* C. W. Keardon Thomas Taunert Napier— P. Suttont S. Cornell G. H. Swau* Waipawa— George Hunter diaries Hall W. W. Carlile Masterton— A. W. Hogg* W. W. McCardlo J. G. Horkness* Wnirnrapa — W. Buchanan* G. A. Foirbrother C. A. Pownall New Plymouth— E. M. Smith* Robert Trimblet Richard Price Egmout— F. M'Guire* B. C. Bobbins . E. G. Alliwortb Patea— George Hutchison* ' W. Coweru "Wnnganui-A. D. Willis* A. J. Parsons G. Carson Ettueitikei— John Stcvemf P. Y. Lethbridge Palmerston— F. Pirani to. M. Snelson Rj. P. Lcary Otaki— J?G. Wilson* TJonald Fraser Wellington — Thomas D\rau W. M'Lean* Sir E. Stout* F. H. Fraserf P. H. D. Bell John Duthie* George Puber* T. K. Macdonaldf H. B. Vogel W. T. L.Traverst Wellington Suburb!— A. K. Newman* T. M. Wilford City of Nelson— John Kerrf John Graham Kichmond Huratliouoet William Xock Wainiea-Sounds— C. H. Mills* H. Everett Bey. J. C. Andrewt Wairau— W. Sinclair T. L. Bulck* John Duncan Buller— Roderick M'Keuzte E. J. O'Conor* Inangahua — P. J. O'Regan W. G. Collings B. H. J. Boevest Grey— A. B. Gniuness* B. Bell E. Nancarrow AiWey— B. Meredith* G. Eennor D. Macfarlane D. Dick Kaiapoi— D, Buddo E. Moore* Avon— W. W. Tanner* G. Sirann J. I. Wilson G. M'lntyre City of Christchuroli— W. P. Beeves* E. Sandford* W. W. Collins W. Hobau G. J. Smith , E. George J. S. Evison j M. Davie » B. M. Taylor* ' Bey. J. 08. Hoar* C. H. Bradbury Lyttelton— J. Joyce* E. Blake* S. E. Webb J. M. Douglas Biocarton— G. W. Bussell W. Boag C. Buyers Ellesmere — AY. Bollcston* AY. H. Montgomery Selwyn— A. Saunders* T. H. Auson Ariiburton— C. AY. Purnell J. C. AVasont G. C. AVaby J. M'Lacnlon Rangitata— E. G. Wright* B. M. Cuthbertsou C. C. Graham AY. S. Maslin Parcora— E.G. Bhodes* P. E. Flatmau Tiniaru— AV. Hall-Jones* E. G. Kerr AVaitaki— AV. J. Steward* Thomas Patterson Oamaru— T. Duncan* P. B. Prasei 1 AY. H. Frith. D. Dunn AVaihemo— John M'Xenzie* Scobie Mackenzie* Waikouaiti— J. Greenf G. J. Bruce Thomas Smith A. Thompson Cbalmera— E. G. Allen J. A. Millar City of Dunediu— H. S. Fish.* D. Pinkerton* W. Hutohiion* W. Earaahaw* H. Gourlay D. Niccol C. Hayneß J. Goret — Canning CaTeraham— William Barront A. Morrison G. Monro Taieri— J. C. Buclclaudf W. CarncroßS* Tuapeka— Vincent Pylcot C. C. Bawlins i A. Fraser F.M. Byrne Clutha— T. Mackenzie* J. Brugh Mataura— G. P. Bichardnon* B. M'Nab J. Christie Wakatipu— AV. J. M. Laraaeht W. Fraser _, J. O'Meara Wallace — J. Mackintosh* H.Hirstt Invoreargill— J. AY. Kelly* s 3. Hateht UNorrosED estd*k9. Westland— B. J. Seddon* Bruce— J. Allen* Awarua— J. Q. Ward*