ELECTION CAMPAIGN.
THE PATEA SEAT. TWO NOMINATIONS RECEIVED Nominations of candidates at the coining Parliamentary elections on November 14, closed throughout New Zealand at noon to-day. For the Patea seat only two nominations were presented, both being lodged this morning with the Returning Officer at Hawera (Mr A. ,T. Ching). They were those of the sitting member and Reform candidate, Mr H. G. Dickie, and the United Party candidate, Mr J. D. Hislop. A candidate is required to he nominated by at least two electors of the district, but several signatures appear on the nomination paper of each of the candidates. Particulars aye as follow .• HAROLD GALT DICKIE, of Hawera, retired farmer.
Nominated' by Mary Kate Hobbs (Hawera),, James Champion) (Hawera), Mary Tait (Hawera), Pierce (Hawera). Laurie Andrew Taylor (Hawera), Alice C. Will® (Hawera), Smithson Eden Corry (Hawera), John Hicks (Hawera), K. McNae (Hawera), A. E. Death (Hawera), Albert Edward Gardiner (Hawera), A. E. Wills (Hawera), R. Tait (Hawera).
JAMES DOUGLAS HISLOP, of Hataitai. Wellington; clerk.
Nominated bv Adolph Theodor Christensen (Patea), William Morrison (Maxwell). Frederick Train (Wa.itotaral. J. R.. Corrigan (Hawera), Stephen Robert Veifohi (Hawera), Franri® Gillanders (Hawera), Ernest Arthur Pacey (Hawera).
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Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 29 October 1928, Page 4
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193ELECTION CAMPAIGN. Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 29 October 1928, Page 4
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