N.Z. ELECTIONS

Greymouth Evening Star, 7 November 1931, Page 8

N.Z. ELECTIONS

COALITION CANDIDATES. [PEE pbess association.] WELLINGTON, November 6. Tile following is the official list of the candidates endorsed by the United and Reform Party leaders, Messrs Forbes and Coates:— Bay of Islands —Mr Allen BellMarsden—Mr J. A. Murdoch. Kaipara—Rt. Hon. J. G. Coates. Waitemata—Mr A. Harris. Auckland East —Mr J. B. Donald. Auckland Suburbs —Mr R. H. Marryatt.

Eden—Mr A. J. Stallworthy. Parnell —Mr W- F- Ehdean. Rpskill—Mr G. C- Minns. Hauraki—Mr W. D: Massey. Franklin—Mr J. N. Massey. Raglan—Mr A. Stuart Reid. Hamilton—Hon. J. A. Young. Waikato—Mr F. Lye. Thames —Mr A. M. Samuel. Tauranga—Mr C. E. MacMillan. Rotorua—Mr C. H- Clinkard. Bay of Plenty—Mr K- S- Williams. Hawke’s Bay—Mr H. M. Campbell. Waipawa—Mr A. E. Jull. Pahiatua—Hon. E. A. Ransom. Masterton—Mr G. R- Sykes. Wairarapa—Mr T. W. McDonald. Waitomo—Mr W. ,J. Broadfoot. Rangitikei—Mr A. Stuart. Waimarino —Mr W. H. WackroW. New Plymouth—Mr S- G. Smith. Egtnont—Mr F. Gawith. Patea —Mr H. G. Dickie. Palmerston North —Mr J. A. NashOroua —Hon. Mr J. G. Cobbe. Manawatu —Mr J. Linklater. Otaki—Mr W. H. Field. Wellington North —Mr G. A. Troup, Wellington Central—Mr R. Darroch. Wellington Suburbs —Mr R. A. Wright. Hutt—Mr J. Kerr. Motueka—Mr K. J. Holyoake. Wairau—Mr E. F. Healy. Hurunui—Rt. Hon. G. W. Forbes. Buller—Mr H. R. Young. Waiapoi— Mr R. W. Hawke. Riccarton —Mr H- S. S. Kyle. Christchurch North —Mr H. Holland. Christchurch South—Mr C. S. McCully. Christchurch East —Mr G- Fallen. Lyttelton—Mr F. W. Freeman. Mid-Canterbury—Hon. D. Jones. Temuka—Mr T. D. Burnett. Waitaki—Mr J. Bitchener. Oamaru—Mr J. A. MacPherson. Dunedin South —Mr W. B. Taverner. Dunedin West —Hon. W. D. Stewart. Chalmers —Mr A. E, Ansell. Central Otago—Mr W. A. Bodkin. Clutha—Mr F. Waite. Mataura—Mr D. McDougall. Wallace —Hbh. A. Hamilton.

Awarua —Mr P. A. de la Perrelle. Northern Maori—Mr Tau Henare. Eastern Maori—Hon. Sir A. T. NgataWestern Maori—Mr T. Makitanara. Grey Lynn—Mr W. H. Murray. Neither party is to oppose the Speaker of the House, Sir C. Statham, in Dunedin Central. STRATFORD INDEPENDENTNEW PLYMOUTH, November 6. Mr N. H.. Moss, a solicitor, of Stratford, will be an Independent candidate for the Stratford seat. DUNEDIN. DUNEDIN, November 6. Mr R. S. Black, Mayor of Dunedin, is standing for Dunedin North as an unofficial United Coalitionist. Mr John McDonald Will stand for Dunedin West as an Ind&pendent Liberal. BULLER CANDIDATE. WESTPORT, October 6. Mr H. R. Young, A.M., 1.C.E., principal in the Associated Collieries, Westport, is definitely announced as the Cbalition candidate for the Buller electorate against Mr H. E. Holland,) Leader of the Opposition. Mr Young is the second son of the late Mr R. A. Young, former engineer, Westport Harbour Board, and brother to Mr H. A. Young, S.M., Christchurch.