THE ELECTIONS.

New Zealand Times, Volume LI, Issue 9139, 10 November 1890, Page 2

THE ELECTIONS.

Mr London’s Pitone Committee assembled in strong force in the uddfellows’ Hall, Pitone, on Friday evening. It was decided, utnoug other important business, that Mr London should address the electors at the Lower Hutt next Thursday evening, the ball being already engaged for Wednesday. Three more electors were added to the roll of committeemen.

Mr McLean addressed a meeting at Wadostown on Friday evening, Mr Dormer being in the chair. After a speech ic which the candidate maintained the single tax in opposition to the Premier’s manifesto, a vote of thanks and confidence was passed, on the motion of Mr Mulligan, seconded by Mr Tront.

Ur Bell addressed a large meeting at Kaiwbara on Friday evening, Mr Wilson Littlejohn being in the chair. At the conclusion of the address a vote of thanks was passed to Mr Bell, on the motion of Mr J. Holmes, seconded by Mr Wainwright. Mr Izard will address the electors at the Public Hell, Johnsoaville, on Thursday evening next, at 8 p.m. Dr Newman addresses the electors at tho schoolroom, Tawa Flat, oo Friday, at 8 p.m. In'the course of his address to the electors at Masterton on Monday last, Mr G. Beetham said he wasof opinion that the Land Selectors’ Revaluation Act was not a wise measure in the form in whioh it was passed. If snob an Act were necessary at all, it ,wae only just that it sboald extend back say lor the past ten years—and not simply one set of settlers receive the benefit.

To-morrow evening Mr T. Kennedy Macdonald will meet the electors of Kaiwhara, Crofton. and Khandallah, at the Temperance Hall, Kaiwhara. The chair will be taken at half past 7 o’clock. Mr Fisher’s Tborndon Committee meet at Style’s shop, Moleaworth street, at 8 o’clock this evening. Mr Dathie addresses the electors at the Temperance Hall, Kaiwhara, on Thursday, at S p.m. Mr Duthie’a local committees meet at the respective rooms to-morrow at 7.30 p.m. Mr Fisher addresses, the electors at tho Schoolroom, Kilbirnie, on Wednesday, at 8 p.m. Mr McLean’s Te Aro committee meet to-morrow at aide room, Rechabite Hall, and the Newtown committee at the shop at corner of Eiddiford street to-morrow, each at S p.m. Mr Fisher addresses the electors at the schoolroom, Donald McLean street, Newtown, to morrow, at 8 p.m. (PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.) Taueanoa, November 8. Mr Vesey Stewart addressed a large meeting of the Te Atoha electors at the pnblio Hall, Tauranga, last night, his Worship the Mayor in the chair. After fully explaining bis views and answering a nnmbcr of questions, he received a unanimous vote of confidence. Auckland, November 8. Contrary to general expectation Mr W. S. Allen, who is a candidate for To Aroha, did not return from England by the Mariposa. It is supposed that he missed his passage. Ho may arrive daring the next Mr Napier, solicitor, announced himself for Newton. This brought Mr Goldie out, though he said he would not stand again. Dr Wallis, a former member, is ont for the city, and has declared against the labonr movement. Invercargill, November 8. The Invercargill completed roll contains 2120 names. ' ’ ' ’ Ti.matuj, November 8. The completed roll‘contains 2465 names. ‘ ' • Dunedin, November 8. Afa 'meeting of electors a resolution was carried in favour of Mr Leary contesting Dunedin City.