MR GLENN'S CANDIDATURE.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXIV, Issue 17736, 9 December 1919, Page 5

MR GLENN'S CANDIDATURE.

Mr W. S. Glenn's nomination was handed in to the Registrar of Electors at Marton yesterday. He is nominated by six gentlemen, two from each of the principal districts of the Rangitikei electorate, as follows: — Herbert O'Callaghan, farmer, Pohonuitane; E. W. Spooner, farmer, Taihape; R. D. McL. Patterson, railway signalman, Wanganui Bast; L. J. Sigley, master plumber, No. 1 Line, Wanganui; W. H. Button, farmer, Greystoke Soldier Settlement, Marton; Wm. Oldfield, engine driver, Marton. Mr Glenn had another successful meeting at Pukeroa, in the Pbhonui district, on Saturday night. He is at present in the Taihape district, "still going strong." It is anticipated that he will have a crowded meeting at Wanganui iaset on Saturday night, when he makes his closing visit of the campaign to the Wanganui end of the electorate. His final speech of the campaign will be made at Taihape on the 16th inst:

At* Mr Glenn's meeting at Manganiahu, frays the Marton Advocate, there was a splendid attendance, and at tile conclusion of his speech, he was accorded a hearty vote of thanks. A feature of his campaign is the energy with which he has applied himself) to the winning of the contest, whichtof, gether -with his earnestness in setting out his clear views has won support even j from, thofe© previously irjdifferent to political matters. His manifest sincerity and his grasp of political questions are great factors in accounting for his success. Naturally he possesses the confidence and will have the hearty support of ail who uphold the principles of the Reform Party, and desire to see in of-; fice a strong'and clean Government, bijt j he is also evidently the right man to secure tha support of others whose opinions have been wavering. So far he has put up a splendid record in his carii-: paign, 'and there is no doubt that he will daily make.further progress. ■ ;