THE GENERAL ELECTION.

Mataura Ensign, 7 November 1908, Page 2

THE GENERAL ELECTION.

V THE MATAUttA SKAT. Mr Anderson speaks |ut (Urydono to-night. The Hon. R. McNab will address the doctors at Forndulo at 6.30 p.m. 10-iluy, and «t Charlton at 8,30. NOMINATIONS. Duuedin South—T. K. Sidey, (Gv). Chalmers—l3. H. (JJark (U.). Tuapeka—lt. Scott (O.), U. A, Maepherson (0.). CHRISTCHUitCH, Nov. 7. Nominations to date are:—Christiluircli South: H. (i. Ell, Jas. Thorn; Kiiiiipoi: I). Buddo, It. Mooro; Huruimi: G. D. Greenwood, 0. F. Clothier, G. AV. Forbes, G. .1 tiller; Selwyn: J. Ives; Avon : W. It. Smith ; Christclmreh Kast: T. H. Davoy, 1«\ It. Cook; Hie'•iirton; (J. Witlv, G. Sheat, INVFJtC'AKGILL, Nov. 7. J. A. Hunan has beou nominated for Invercargill.

NELSON, Nov. C. John Graham, sitting member (Government), and Harry Atmoro (Governnient, independent) were nominated lor the Nelson seat. HAMILTON, Nov. 7. Allen Bell, fanner, Terapa, has boen nominated for tho AVaikato seat in the Opposition interest. GREYMOUTH, Nov. 7. Mr James Kerr has been nominated for Grey. DUNEDIN, Nov. 7. Further nominations are: Dunedin West, J. \V. Miinro; Dunedin .South, William Fleming; Duuedin North, (i. \Y. Thomson. AVHANGAItI'U, Nov. 7. Messrs Mander and Harrison have been nominated for Marsden. DUNEDIN, Nov. 7. Mr Isaac Green has been nominated for Dunedin North. MASTERTON. Nov. 7 Mr A. AV. Hogg (.the sitting member, Government) has been nominated for tho Masterton seat. M"r AV. D. Campbell (Opnositionist) has been nominated for the Timum seat,