REMUERA SEAT
MR ENDEAN OFFICIAL NATIONAL CANDIDATE STATEMENT BY MR HOLLAND Wellington, This Day. The question of the Remucra seat at the forthcoming general election was referred to last night by Mr S. G. Holland. Leader of the Opposition, in an interview. Mr Holland stated that a deadlock had been reached in Remuera and the matter had been referred to him. After consultation with various interested parties, including the Parliamentary Opposition, lie had decided that there was only one course he was able to take, and that was that Mr Endean would receive his full support and that of the Parliamentary party, thusmaking Mr Endean the official" candidate. Mr Holland explained that he had been in constant touch with Mr Alex Gordon, president of the party, who had just returned to Wellington after making a personal investigation into the matter in Auckland. Mr Gordon, said Mr Holland, was in full agreement with the statement being made by him. LABOUR CANDIDATES IN DUNEDIN Dunedin, Aug. 1. Lieutenant-Commander P. G. Connolly, who will return to New Zealand at the end of the year to take up a position in the Dominion, has been selected as the official Labour Party candidate for the Dunedin West seat, at present held by Dr. D. G. McMillan! The Minister of Defence. Mr Jones, and Messrs P. Neilson and J. W. Munro will again contest the seats they represent for Labour. WE L LIX GT O N C' ENT RA L CANDIDATE Wellington, This Day. Mr Will Appleton has been selected as National Party candidate for Wellington Central. The selection was unanimous, made at a meeting of the Wellington Central electorate committee presided over by Mr W. Duncan. Mr Appleton contested the seat at the last general election against the pro! sent Prime Minister, Mr Fraser P A
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume 76, 2 August 1941, Page 4
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