LOCAL SEATS

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXII, Issue 19440, 28 October 1925, Page 8

LOCAL SEATS

TRIANGULAR CONTESTS WANGANUI AND BANGITIKEI THE CANDIDATES’ NOMINATORS. There are three candidates for the Wanganui seat and three for Rangitikei. Details of the nominations arc as follows: WANGANUI. In Wanganui, the Returning Officer, Mr Morgan, received three nominations—Messrs J. Coull, W. A. Veitch, and W. J. Rogers. John Coull was nominated by the following: F. K. Turnbull, Elizabeth A. Ashton, May Patchett, Marion. Martin, C. H. Chavannes, Marion A. Brandon, A. B. Emmett, G. P. Holland, Violet A. Savage, E. E. Porritt, E. P. Coyle, and H. McKay. W. J. Rogers was nominated by follows: T. Skelsey, J. Townsend, H. Adams, S. Cotterill, J. Robertson, and W. H. G. Keast. W. A.,Veitch was nominated by J. Morrison, Janet Mill, W. T. Cavell, F. Mitchell, Geo. Sherman, T. Boswall Williams, C. H. Burnett, T. F. Dowling, and N. Meuli. BANGITIKEI. Charles Joseph Duggan (Labour), nominated by T. P. O’Donnell (Marton), and N. O. McKay (Wanganui East). William Spiers Glenn (Reform), nominated by E. O. Murray, T. Anderson, H. G. Horsley, E. F. Laws (Wanganui East), Walter Gray, R. E. Beckett, W. Thomas (Marton), A'. Nathan, C. F. Vincent, S. F. Reid, C. W. Ayland (Taihape). . Alfred Lyon (Nationalist), nominated l?y H. S. Montgomerie, C. Burr (Wanganui East), W. P. Dowling, K. Olsen (Taihape), H. C. Gronn, C. A. Griffin (Marton).