THE ELECTIONS.

New Zealand Times, Volume XLX, Issue 8166, 18 August 1887, Page 5

THE ELECTIONS.

Mr Fitzherbert addresses the electors of r|he Hutt, at the schoolroom, Tawa Flat, on .' Saturday evening next, at 7 o clock. Mr William McLean will address the electore of Thondon at the Sydney-street schoolnon), on Tuesday, the 23rd instant, at 8 ° Fisher will address the electors of Wellington at the Opera House, on Wednesday evening, the 24th instant, at 8 o’clock. (UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION.) Napier, August 17. The following are the Eastern Maori district nominations Wi Pere, James Carroll, Alfred Warbriok, Sydney Taiwhanga, The : show of hands was—Wi Pere, 4 ; Taiwhanga, .3 ; Warbriok, 75 ; Carroll, 90. The result was received with immense cheers, and a : poll demanded. Auckland, August 17. Mr John Lundon is out for the Bay of Islands. Mr J. L. Tole, brother of the Minister of - Justice, has been asked to stand for Waipa. Nelson, August 17. Mr E. J. O’Connor has concluded a sue. ■ oessful electioneering tour in the Golden Bay district. Christchurch, August 17. Mr Macfarlane has withdrawn from the ■■ contest for Cheviot seat. Mr W. B. Percival addressed a meeting at > Christchurch South this evening. He dedared himself a Ministerial supporter. He i received a vote of thanks. Dunedin, August 17. Mr James Gore, who represented Dunedin ■ South in the last Parliament, addressed the ■ electors to-night, and received a vote of con- » fidence.