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HAMILTON BY-ELECTION FOUR CANDIDATES IN THE FIELD Following an intensive campaign by both the major political parties, the by-election for the Hamilton seat will take place to-morrow. The by-election is rendered necessary through the death of the sitting National member, Mr F. Findlay. To-morrow’s candidates are : C. A. Barrell (Labour). J. A. Lee (Democratic Labour). Mrs Hilda Ross (National). D. Seymour (Independent). In the 1943 general election the polling was -F. Findlay (National), 7660; C. A. Barrell (Labour), 7206: A. E. Allen (Democratic Labour), 885; W. H. Thompson (Real Democracy Movement*, 193 Majority for Findlay, 454. 1938 Election—C. A. Barrell (Labour). 7722: W. A. Grant (National). 5862. Majority for Barrell, 1860
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume 80, 25 May 1945, Page 5
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