INVERCARGILL
A NEW CANDIDATE
(By Telegraph.—Hress Association.)
INVERCARGILL, 17th Nov.
Mr. William M'Chesney, Liberal candidate, addressing a meeting of electors at North Invercargill, pledged himself to support the Coalition Government on a no-confidence motion, but reserved to' himself the right to vote as he believed best on all other questions. A vote of confidence was ear-
Mr. M. H. Mitehel announces tnat at the request of tho Restoration League he will contest the Invercargil) seat as an Independent candidate. Mr. Mitehel is a solicitor iv practice here, and was prominently connected with the Restoration League in ita efforts to secure a licensing .poll for Invercargill this year. ; It is announced that Mr. James Harge'st will contest the Invercargill seat as a Coalition Reform candidate. At the same time the announcement is made that Mr.- George Agnew, who recently stated his intention to stand as, an Independent Reformer, has withdrawn from the contest.
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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 121, 18 November 1931, Page 10
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