The Coming Election.

Pahiatua Star and Eketahuna Advertiser, Volume 5, Issue 412, 15 July 1890, Page 3

The Coming Election.

Our i Dunedin ,S;ar» Parliamentary ct»rrespou i«*ut writes'lndications an* a .* iy given of an exciting t.iue ab<iut teni)x*r n« \t. and doubtless many of ; ri« seats mill be warmly contested. Owing l » tiie redistribution of seat# con#c«|u#nt on tiie reduction scheme many I lo.tnbers will be rompelleii to contest electorates witii others on tiioir own aid* «»t t*%- liou.#, and strong party men . for the sain# seal. !‘ *r ns:vice, at Matanra the Minister of j I. .Is will he onp .«... |by Mr Valentine, j Mr >coh:.- Mackenn# will have a hard run for Mount Ida with that old Pariia i ui«3iiiariau Mr Pvke, and at the Thame* me shall probably see Mr Cadnisi. pilled ag«m*t Colontl Fraser. A contest that m il exc-t* % deal of interest will be that between Messrs Bruce and Hutchiaion for the Wail •tar# seat. The former, as is well known, is a staunch Ministerial.at. m hile tiie latter is an ultra-Oppo«jtioriiSt. O: course, it is irapo#*ibJ« to tell thus e.vi\ what rand, iate# are likely to stand mi what I can gather in the capital the following uia\ **# taken as a fair guile of th# election probabilities f Here foliomw a list of cau l.dales for the various seats, in which me notice that Mr O. lieelhain is given first place for MasU rtou; Mr Hogg aeconi and Mr Mct'ardl# third. 1