THE GENERAL ELECTION.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 13385, 11 September 1905, Page 6

THE GENERAL ELECTION.

PROBABLE CANDIDATES. Th© following is.a 'list of probablo candidates for Parliament at the-approaclung 'general.' election. Wo havo'classified? tho .candidates as follows:—M, Ministerialist; O, Oppositionist; I, Independent; IL, Independent Liberal; NL, New Liboral; PLL, Political: Labour..Leaguo candidate; D. Doubtful:— BAY OF ISLANDS. T. AYnlro IL R. M. Houston.*. H J. C. Johnston O ' KAIPARA. A. E. Harding* O J. Stallworthy. i£ MARSDEN. F. Mander* O E, Thompson j{ G. H. Minchin 'ILJ. D. M'Kenzie M • AVAITEMATA. ' E. !W. Alison* O C. Clinkard M EDEN. J. Bollard* 0 . i AUCKLAND .CENTRAL. L. J. Bf.gniill 0 J; Agaro PLL A. Kida* M . AUCKLAND WEST. C. ,T. Parr O 0. H. Fools IL T. T. llasefield. M AUCKLAND EAST. F. E. Eaumo* M C. Grey o Dr Bamford O J. Way, PLL GREY LYNN. G. JYiwlds* ' MR. Farroll j Q PARNELL. F. Lawry* 51 M. M'Lcan o J. M Shera 0 W. Morgan O R.French . 10. F. Fitt IL AV. Chambers I MANUKAU. it. If. Kirkbride' 0 JL{. D. Stewart M U. Sutherland M FRANKLIN. W. P. Massey* . 0 W. W. M'Card'.o '."j£. THAMES, Hon. J. M'Gonrran* M M. Fleming' X) OHINEMURI. E. G. B. Moss* I — Farmra n H. Poland M WAIKATO. F AV, Lang* .oH. J. Grcensladc M BAY OF PLENTY. AV. H Herries* 0 J. Foster jj AVAIAPU. W'aß™" 4 V W - L ' Ciay,oa I HAWKE'S BAY. Sir W. R. Russell* 0 a. Dillon >r NAPIER whr ?„^ ra ? r * M Lascellcs IL AV. J. M Gratli M AYAIPAWA. C. Hall* i M G. Huntei 0 PAHIATUA. M D,,ncanß,lcl >»» 1£ MASTERTCN. A. W. Hogg* M" P. Hollinga n, J. C. Oooi>er 0 WAIRARAPA. W. 0. Buchanan* 0 J. T. M. ffornsby M EG MO NT. W. T. Jernatigs' M —Waits j TARANAKL E. 51. Smith* M li. Cocl; jr H. Okey 0 — I'laser 1) W. B. Davis D C. E. Bellvinger IL J. J. E.wiu D C. F. Mills j£

; HAWESA. C'. E. Major' JI B. C, Bobbins o F. M'Guire 'O PATEA. W. Symes* M J. Boddio o J. B. Hino O RAN'GITIKEI. A. E. Remington* M A. Crawford D J. R. Somerville O j WANGANUI. A. D. Willis' if R. M. 'Gatenby IL F. H Haselden 0 W. G. Bassolt o J., lies an XL T. B. Williams J£ OROUA. : - F. T. Lrfhbridge' O O. C. Pleasants it PALMERSTON. W. T. Wood* MF. Pirani o ■ JfANAWATU. .0 J. S'teveM M Oswald Gandne;- IL OTAKI. W. H. Field* M Byron Brown o HUTT. T. If. Wilford* JI G. London I G. 11. Yerex O . WELLINGTON NORTH. J. Duthie* 0 V. M Braund I C. H. Izard M G. D. Ifarifarfune PLL WELLINGTON- CENTRAL. F. M. B. Fisher 1 NL A. H. Cooper PLL WELLINGTON EAST. J. G-, W. Aitken* O D. il'Laren PLL \V. M'Lean M NEWTOWN. W. H. P. Barber* JI Dr Clia.pplo I Hon. T. W. Hislop O A. H. Hindmarsh PLL NELSON* J. Graham* II IIOTUEKA. R. M'Kenzie* II PULLER. J. Colvin* JI GREY.

Hon. A. R. Guin- — Conboy jjj ness* J. Petrie * WESTLAND, Right Hon. R. J. Seddon* M > WAIEAU.

Hon. O. H. Mills' M J. Dnncan O HURUNUI. A. W. Rutherford' M KAJAPOI. D. Buddo* M B, Moore O AVON. W. W. Tanner* M J, R. Brunt O T. Clarkson NL B. Baynes IL CHRISTCHURCH NORTH. T. E. Taylor* NL C. M. Gray M CHRISTCHURCH EAST.' T. H. Davey* M • H. ]<\ Toosood NL W. AV. Collins M W. H. Cooper D G. J. Smith IL CHEISTCHURCH SOUTH. H, G. Ell* 'M J. Forrester M J. Hadficid NL J. Thorn PLL C. Allison O RICCARTON. ,G. Witty* II H. A. Atkinson I G. W. Russell I J. W. Eilord PLL T. H, Oaverhill O • 3LLESMERE.' R. H. Rhodes* d H. Shaw J£ -G-. Rcnnie JI- , LYTTELTON. G. Laurenson* , NL" C. L. Russell O AV, lladcliffe ' M R. Piicaithly D COURTNEY. C. Lewis* O A. Joyce I C. H. A, T. Opio M T. J. Jl'Brido IL SELWYN.. . O. A. C. Hardy* 0 -J.'lvesa M ASHBURTON, J. Jl'Lachlan* J£ J. M Keague IL AV."S. ; yaslin O J. Sti'.dholme "O Joseph Sealy M . . GERALDINE. P. R. Platman M AV, Jeffries O TIMARU. Hon. AV. Hall- P. J. Rolleaton O Jon£3* /II WAITAKI. Sir AV-. J. Steward* M G. Dash! KL R. Meredith I A. Walka OAMAIIU. ■ Hon. T. Y. Dun- J. Mitchol! - M can* , M MOUNT IDA. . A. It. Herdman* O AV. H. T7ra iT J. A. Macphersen M WAIKOUAITI. T. Mackenzie* I E. H. Clark it CHALMERS. E.G.Allen*'' M AV. Gibb - 'IL DUNEDIN NORTH. H. D. Eedford* NL' A. R. Barclay M ' DIfNBDIN CENTRAL. J. A. Millar* M A. S. Adams I DUNEDIN SOUTH. - ' J. F. Arnold* M W. D. Stewart 0 j * CAVERSHAJt. " . T. K. Sidey*. M AV. Earnshaw O TAIERI. D. Reid, juu.* O A. Marshall M

BRUCE, J. Allen* . . 0 / . ' TUAPEKA. J.-Bcnnel* ■ .34 ..R, Gillcison q ■ t CLUTHA. J. AV. Thomson* 0 A. S. Malcolm 0 D. Stiwart . MW; Roy . jq , -) ■' ' ,W. Frascr* AiiMtitdoeU ■ 'M —: MATAURA. R, M'Nob* If T. MacGibboa 0 ■ ' AWAKUA. Sir, J. G. Ward* M " , ' , IXVERCARGILL. ' ' T. A. Uanirn* "M. W. A. Morris II I. W. Raymond 0 . WALLACE, J. 0. Thomson*,-' I D. M'Phorean M A.-Csimichael. . . :0. .. . < ' ' *In tho'present Parliament.

■ (Fir/United Pbess Association.) V/ . OAIIARU, Stytembcr 9. Mr Oreagh'has definitely dceided not to bo a candidato : for'tlio Oamaru seat, and tho contost is nowUwtwcen tho Hon. T. Y. Duncan and llr Mitehcll (Independent)..

Another successful -fortnightly' meeting ivas held nt tho Friendly Societies' Hall, Soutli'Dnnedin, on lfrjdny evening by the friends and 6upportors, of Air Earnsliaw. Very" encouraging reports wero made. After tho usual routine, business. was done Mr Earnshaw gavo |n address npon "The Basio Problem o£> Labour," in which a number of questions was fully dealt with, such as co-o'perativo' works," tho unemployed and construction of the ,viaduct, Socialism, 16aso in perpetuity versus freehold, and Mr Earnshaw's definito position between political parties. A ltim'bor of new 'supporters was added to tho-roll. Mr M'Moeking moved a voto o£ tJinnks, and stated that after hearing Mr Earnshaw's several able addresses he-felt convinoed that the lecturer had a master grasp of tho problems affecting labour and our social structure, and that it would bo to tho best interest of the working men of tho district that ho should lie selected to .represent thorn in Parliament. Mr Firkin econded, and aftc. tho usual voto of thanks to tho chair tho meeting closed, it being announced that Mr Earnshaw would givo another address next i'liureday wfcck,

The Oamaru Mail states that Mr A. Walker, of Waimate, has definitely decided to contost tho Waitaki scat.