THE GENERAL ELECTION.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 21214, 20 December 1930, Page 14

THE GENERAL ELECTION.

DUNEDIN SOUTH ELECTORATE.

REFORM PARTY CANDIDATE

A representative gathering of electors in the Dunedin South electorate waited upon Mr D. C. Cameron yesterday with the request that he should allow himself to be nominated in the Reform Party interests at the next general election. Mr Cameron stated his willingness to place himself in the hands of the Reform Party supporters, and assured the deputation that, whether selected as the official Reform candidate or not, (his efforts would be directed towards returning the party to power. Mr Cameron was born in Dunedin, and has been a resident of St. Kilda for the past 26 years. He served for a number of years as a councillor, and is an exMayor of St. Hilda. He takes a keen interest in educational affairs, and has served on the Musselburgh School Committee for 20 years, 10 of which he was a^ irm r?‘ ® e . l6 a l ßo , a president i lfe ? ie ™ ber the School Commit--I““elation. He is prominent and popular in bowling circles, being a member of the Dominion of New Zealand Bowling Council and an ex-president of £« D + ?ed i m Bowl i n S Centre, He has nactlvel y connected since boyhood with the firm of Reid and Gray, Ltd., and his connection with matters industrial has with th?wn brin ß.h' m in dose contact Svdnir 4 hlnT« 5 Cr ’ Whlle , a t same time du ® a PP re «ation of the difficulties of the primary producer. His candidature promises to be well supported.