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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1747, 30 August 1905, Page 30

The I ndependent Political Labour League- candidate i for die three city seats and Newtown are now definitely decided upon, as follows: —Wellington North, Mr G D. Macfarlane, well known as a progressive member of the Petone Borough Council; Wellington Central, Mr A. H. Cooper, secretary, of the Trades and Labour Council and workers’ representative on the Conciliation Board ; Wellington East, Mr D. McLaren, member of the Wellington City Council; Newtown, Mr A. H. Hindmarsh, barrister and solicitor and member of the City Council. The political campaign is to be opened by the Independent Political Labour League at an early date, when the candidates above-mentioned will occupy one platform before starting the canvass of their different electorates. “The special quarters for married couples have proved a failure,” said . a Marylebone guardian. “They won’t live together,<**and say it is qnite enough to see each other at exercise every day.