Rowdy Meeting In Auckland.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11725, 28 November 1905, Page 5

Rowdy Meeting In Auckland.

A Candidate Roughly Handled.

AUCKLAND, November 27.

Mr P. A. Bradley, candidate for three city seats, addressed a most uproarious meeting to-night. The crowd invaded the stage, upsetting the chairman, candidate, and table on to the floor. He was listened to for about half an hour, the meetingfinally breaking up in darkness and disorder.

Tho crowd handled the candidate very roughly, and chased him through an adjoining hotel into another. They surrounded that building, hooting and yelling, the candidate escaping through a back -door.

OAMARU November 28.

The completed nominations for the Oamaru seat are Messrs Duncan (Ministerialist), James Mitchell (Liberal Independent), and William Mitchell (Opposition).

HOKITIKA. November 28.

Mr Harry Cowin, of Whareama, a Wairarapa sheep farmer, has been nominated in opposition to Mr Seddon for the Westland seat. He stands in the interests of the No-license party.

NEW PLYMOUTH, November 28.

Messrs C. E. Bellringer. C. T. Mills, H. I J. H. Okey, E. M. Smith, and G. Tisch ! have been nominated for the Taranaki seat. All except Mr Okey are Government supporters. Mr Bellringer .is a Prohibitionist. v * WAIPAWA, .November 28. Mr Hall, the Government candidate, spoke last night. He was accorded a vote of thanks and confidence, and also thanks for his efforts in acquiring land for settlement. PALMERSTON N., November 28. Messrs F. Pirani (Opposition) and W. T. j Wood (Government) were nominated today for the Palmereton North seat. WELLINGTON, November 28. None of the seats in the colony will be ' uncontested. The Rev. F. W. Isitt will be nominated for Motueka, and the Alii- i ance will put up a candidate against Sir Joseph Ward for Awarua, both in the interests of the No-license party. DARGAVLLLE, November 28. The Kaipara nominations are: — Messrs T. E. Harding (Independent) and J. Stallworthy (Government). WAIPAWA, November 28. Mr George Hunter, Oppositionist, addressed a large meeting at Waipukurau.. last night. A vote of thanks and confidence was carried unanimously. • OAMARU, "November 27?» , The following have been nominated for Oamaru:— Messrs T. Y. Duncan (Government), James Mitchell (Independent), W. M. Mackenzie (whose only address to the olectors is a printed pamphlet). DUNEDIN. November 27. Nominations of Parliamentary candidates: — Donald Reid, jun., and A. Marshall, for Taieri. At a meeting at Naseby this evening, Mr,W. H. Wure announced that he had decided not to nroceed with his candidature for Mount Ida. MASTERTON. November 27. Messrs A. W. Hogg and J. C. Cooper havo been nominated for the Masterton seat. ASHBURTON, November 27. John Studholmo has been nominated for Ashburton. ' DUNEDIN. November 27. The following candidates have been nominated for the Dunedin constituencies: — Dunedin South. J. F. Arnold; Dunedin Central, J. A. Millar; Dunedin North, A. R. Barclay; Caversham, W. Sarnslaw, T. K. Sidey; Waikouaiti, Thomas Mackenzie; Clutha, A. S. Malcolm. GISBORNB, November 27.

The following are the nominations for the Waiapu seat: — H. H. Wall (Opposition), James Carroll (Government), W. Lissant Clayton (Independent Opposition).