THE TAURANGA SEAT.
SIR J. G. WARD MAY STAND. REQUEST BY ELECTORS. DISPOSED TO ACCEDE. -V ~~~ ; [BY TELEGRAPH.—OWN CORRESPONDENT.} TE AROHA. Monday. Sir Joseph Ward was waited upon this evening by electors from various parts of the district, who - requested him, in the interest of the Dominion, to become a candidate for the Tauranga seat. Sir Joseph, in reply, said that if there was a general desire he would be disposed to favourably consider placing his services at the disposal of the people. MR. WILFORD'S CHOICE. FIVE , NAMES SUGGESTED. [by TELEGRAPH. —PRESS ASSOCIATION.] WANGANUI. Monday. Mr. T. M. Wilford states that he has received five names, suggested as possible candidates, for the Tauranga seat. He had replied to the organisations and individuals who forwarded them that he could not discuss the matter till . after the funeral of the late Sir William Herries. " . ANOTHER CANDIDATE OUT. INDEPENDENT REFORM. } [BY # TELEG3APK. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.] MOKRINSVILLE, Monday. Mr. R. J. Eames, who contested the Napier seat 20 years ago, and who now resides in this constituency, states that he intends to stand as an Independent Reform candidate for the Tauranga seat.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18335, 27 February 1923, Page 6
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187THE TAURANGA SEAT. New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18335, 27 February 1923, Page 6
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