THE COMING ELECTION

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 250, 9 October 1911, Page 5

THE COMING ELECTION

RICCARTON SEAT. [Pf.r rp.r-.- ; ( ti. < !•- Mr. D. (!. Si rl ia: . i’- i ‘tS in the (."anterfT t■> - :.m LeJumr Council. will pml oLiy i,> : • nr candidate for Ric<-artun. MR. ALLEN AT SHANNON. Wt Ilington. Or-!. 0. At Shannon on Sai :i r< Lt;.. ?lr. James Alien addressed a tin > riim i.t advocacy of the Oppo-.it: pi.u'••rn . The general tenor of h’s addros v.as that most of the notable !»tri~l t ion passed during the Ward tion had been passu! with .in ted m' the Opposition pirtv. and 't ’••a-'

therefore to the credit of Pu !i u-i. n* ami not -oleiy to the Ward G0,,-rn-rnent. He refused the M.it'imnt made in the , • rent ! t a.:f M•• Massey, if . would ■ a!' the Crown Lai'”' ri*i 1 value. His in :i..- dir< •: ?m referred only to the !ea<e »:* {»•••»>•:- tiity lands. Mr. All.-n was >.d- . a hearty vote t.-f .hank---. HAWKE D BAY SEAT.

Mr. H. M. Campbell will address the electors of Havelock North in the Foresters' Hall this evening. Mr. G. Spencer Claphnm addir-ss-rd the electors at E-kdale Pin :.’ Hall on Saturday evening. A good number of residents attended. Mt W. Kirkham in the chair. Mr. Clapham spoke for an hour arid a half. At the close of the meeting a number of questions were put to the candidate and answered m a satisfactory manner. Mr. King moved a hearty vote of thanks to Mr. Clapham for his able and instructive address. Mr King’s remarks were endorsed Li the chairman and the vote r.i b< ing put was carried with necHmatton.