THE NOMINATIONS

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 28 October 1925, Page 5

THE NOMINATIONS

The following is a- list of nominations*. The political views of the candidates are indicated as follows: R.. Reform I ai ■ tv; N. .National Party: Lab... Labour I arts*: U.P.. Country Party: Ittd.. Independent: Lib.. Liherul : ‘ F.. Fusion isi . The asterisk denotes sitting mein ..ers of Parliament. KAIPARA Ml"ii. .). G. Coates RW. K. Hainan.! Lab. RAGLAN Minn It. F. Bollard lb S. C. G. Lye N. Krnesi Piggott Lab. It. I). Du'xiieid O.P. - WA.ITOMO LI. C. Kollestoa R • W. .1. Hroadfoot N. GISBORNE **W. D. Lvsnar Ind. R. G. Smith N. I) W Coleman Lab. HAMILTON *J. A. Young RW. L. Martin Lab. H. 15. Milner N. BAY OF PLENTY *l\. S. Williams R NAPIER Mi. APllvrido Lab. J. Alasun RWAIPAWA *Sir G. Hunter RW. A. Chambers N. PAniATUA *E. A. Ransom N. A. M‘Nico-1 RU B. Ross F. AIASTERTON ML R, Sykes R. J. W. Andrews N. TARANAKI *S G. Smith N. C. E. Bellringer R. W. A Sheat Lab PATEA *J. R. Corigan N. TT. G. Dickie R. WAIMARTNO "F. Langstone Lab R. W. Smith N. OR OU A G. Eliott lilt. Cobbe N. .1. H. Tnvlor Lali. RANGITIKEI *W. S. Glenn R. 0. J. Duggan Lab. A. Lvon Nat, OT’AKI *W II Field R. R, Semplp Lab. 0. L Harkness N. TI.UTT *T. M. Wilford N. W Nash Lab. W E LLT N GTO N N 0 RTH 'Sir J. P. Luke R. 11. E. Combs Lab. J. J McGrath Ind. N. WELLINGTOxn CENTRAI , *P. Fraser Lab. Dunbar Sloane R. WELLINGTON EAST *A. L. Monteilh Lab. T Forsyth R. WELLINGTON SOUTH ML M 'Keen Lab. A. B. Sievwriglil N. WELLINGTON SUBURBS R. A. Wright R. C. 11. Chapman Lab. NELSON 11. Almore Ind. T. Brindle Lab. A. Gilbert Unoff. It. MOTUEKA ML P. Hudson R. M. Fagan Lab. WESTLAND J. O'Brien Lab. CHRISTCHURCH NORTH 11. Holland R. D. H. T. J. Thacker N. F. It. Cooke Lab. CHRISTCHURCH EAST Ml. T.' Armstrong Lab. D. F. Dennehy N. CHRISTCHURCH SOUTH *E. J. Howard Lab. 11. G. Ell Ind. Lib. AVON *D. G. Sullivan Lab. W. E. Lead ley ..' R. ELLESMERE D. Jones It, i. Connolly N RICCARTON H. S. S. Kyle R. A. Langdale-Hunt N. Winter Cole Lab. LYTTELTON *J. M 'Combs Lab. M. E. Lyons R. ASHBURTON 'Hun. W. Noswortlry It, It. Galbraith N. 11. M. Jones Lib. J. N. Ilarlo Lab. OAMARU *J. A. McPherson N. E. P. Lee R. DUNEDIN NORTH *J. W. Mttnro Lab. 11. L. Tapley -Ind. it, DUNEDIN WEST Mlon. W. D. Stewart R. It Harrison Lab. DUNEDIN CENTRAL ’Hon. C. li. Statham Ind. It. J. Gilchrist Lab. DUNEDIN SOUTH *T. K. Sidev N. J. E. Mac.Manus Lab CHALMERS ’J. MeC. Dickson R. M. Connelly Lab. MATAURA *Jlon. G. J. Anderson It. \V. ilincliey N. E. J. Howard Ind. EASTERN MAORI MTon. A. T. Ngata N. Hone Mokena Lab. SOUTHERN MAORI MI. W. Uru It. J. T. Patuku R. I'. M. Erihana I. T. M* Donald It. W. T. Pitauro 1. W A ITEM AT A *A. Harris R. T. Lamont N. A. G. Osborne Lab. EDEN Minn. Sir C. J. Parr 11. F. N. Grigg N.

11. R G. Mason Lab AUCKLAND HAST *J. A. Lee Lab, .). Stewart R. 11. O Browne N. AUCKLAND CENTRAL *YV E. I’arry Lab. F. S. Morton N. C. A .Wilson JL AUCKLAND WEST * M .1. Savage Lab. S. Oldfield R. GREY LYNN * F. N. Bart ram Lain Miss It. Melville It C. 11. I'ool,. N. ROSKILL *V. IT. Hotter It. A. Hall Skelton Lib «. W. Yarnall Lab. HAHNELL *J. S. Dickson ' It. it. E. Way Lab. A. J. Stallworthy N WAIRARAHA Mlon. A. 1). AH Lend R. 1\ F Arkle N. THAMES * I ■ W . Rhodes .. II W. E. G. Willy ...’ N. A. A Russ C.H. A. Whiteside lnd. STRATFORD Ml. Masters .... >! It. Walter ' ' R ALANAWATIJ LI. Linklater J{. Hi. Roberts | -;i ), JL L. Rollings Lib.-Lab.

M.UISDEN *A. J. Murdoch N. W. Jonca R. A. S. Richards Lab. PALMERSTON M. A. Nash It. W. Bromley Lab. TIMAIhU * I*. J. llolleston Ind. It. C. Vinnell Lab. TEMUKA 'J'. D. Burnett It. C. J. Talbot N. WALRAU *W. J. Girling It. R. J. Cooke Lab. IL .M’Callum N. ANVA HIT A M'. A. <le la Perrelle N. J. It. Hamilton It. TADRANGA *C. E. Macmillan It. LI Coulter . N. WAIKATO *F. Lvc N D. S. Reid R. F. C. S. Lawson C..P. EGMONT *O. J. llawken lb W. C. Green N. OHINEMURI Ml. Poland 1. A Samuel ... It, I’AIIIATUA *E. A. Hansom N. A McNicol It, FHANKLJN Mi. D. McLennan It, J. Rea N. D. McClvmont Lab. PATEA *J. H, Corrigan N. 11 G. Dickie it. DULLER Ml. li. Holland J.ab. C. S. Beilby It ITURUNUI *G. W. Forbes N. I. G. Armstrong K KAIAPOI *D. Buddo N. W. Brock R. M. Williams Lal». WALLACE A. Hamilton R. *G. Edie N. J. M. MacKenzie Lab Gilfedder ■ WESTE.ItN MAORI ’Sir il. Pom are R R. Market i T. Patena-

MOTUEKA SEAT

ill* Fagan (Labour) has been nominated by the following: .T. F. Rose, J.R., Taknka, farmer; J. Manson, J.P-., Alotupippi, farmer; D. )\lcCano, Reef toil,: miner; Thomas li. \V. Williams, Reei'ton, miner; W. Burnett. Heeftr.n, miner; A. H. Faueh-elle. 'l'akaka, cycle repairer; N. L. Emms, 'l'akaka, Royal Mail contractor; li. T. Bird. 'l'akaka, farmer; ELECTION UNOPPOSED Mr Iv S. Williams, being the only nominee for th e Bay of Plenty seat, is returned unopposed. He was elected similarly at the last General Election. • HON. NOS WORTHY AND BORROWING ASHBURTON, This Day. Hon. W. Nosworthv, replying to Sir Joseph Ward’s accusation of over-bor-rowing since 1919, said the expenditure on public works was reduced during l,be war to' a minimum and this, together with the decrease in the value of money, accounted for the fact that over 26 millions were borrowed since then. Sir Joseph Ward also said that New Zealand, next to Britain, was the. most Heavily taxed country in the world, but in Australia the amount- was £l2/6/7 per head, against £12.5 5 in New Zealand. Moreover, interest and sinking fund show no increase.

PREMIER’S TOUR

HAWERA, This Day

Mr Coates opened the Opunaki-Teroti line yesterday. He said that though started in 1915 the work had to be suspended for some time during tlie war. The cost to date was £372.000, but another £38,000 was still to be spent and lie hoped to complete it next May. He urged settlers to see that they used the line now it was constructed.

During the day lie addressed a. meeting at Lltham and at night spoke here and at Stratford, receiving a warm welcome and voles of confidence everywhere.

A 1922 PAMPHLET

DUNEDIN, This Day

Somewhat sensational statements made by Mr A. H. Vile, editor of the North Otago Times, concerning a pamphlet lie issued three years ago as the Liberal-Labour organiser*, were denied l*y Mr Forbes, who passed through Dunedin yesterday. Mr Vile states that he pamphlet was approved by Mr Willord in writing, and Mr Veit-ch led him to understand that the executive was delighted with the publication, yetnhen a member in the House, now a Minister, challenged the pamphlet-, Mr Wolford repudiated it, stating that jl- - unauthorised, and the latter wired Mr Vile sating that he was compelled to pursue that course because certain references to the* wheat subsidy might jeopardise Mr Witty’s seat. Mr Forbes and Mr* Sidey stale that the pamphlet Mils never submitted to the executive, and when Mr Forbes read it, he at once saw All* Wilford and informed him that T was unauthorised and objected to it. Mr Wilford said the pamphlet- was unauthorised, and had wired Mr Vile that lie must cut out anything officially con,r ecting the party with it. So far as li e understood Air Vile issued the pamphlet on his own initiative.