GENERAL ELECTIONS.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 14463, 30 November 1914, Page 7

GENERAL ELECTIONS.

j THE WANGANUI SEAT. | NOMINATION OF CANDIDATES. . -Nominations of candidates for the Wanganui seat closed at noon to-day. The following candidates have been nominated:— James Thomas Hogan, nominated by C. S. McKenzie, S. O. Snow, ,H. H. Hopley, B. N. Willis, and J. T. Watson. Frederick Pirani; nominated by W. H. Gibson, 6. L. H. Cunningham, H. A. Purser, C.'Neilson, W. G. Bassett, L. J. Sigley* and T. H. Jones, i ' Willianr Andrew Veitch ; nominated, by. i D. J. Conchie, J. Ross, E. E .Toy- n C. i Ixiign, J. Wallace, G. 11. Price, W. I Scott, N. Meuli, T. B. Williams, A. : Pepper, L. E. Bassett, J.••Tattersall, J. H. Sloggett, T .J. Marshall, R. 0,. Brennan, A, E. Tver, T. F. Dowling, and Gi topriggens. ’ ■ / \ -THE WESTLAND SEAT./ LOCAL REFORMERS DECLINE TO STAND. | ■ - MR. PAAPE FILLS THE BREACH. Per United Press Association. HOKITIKA, November 30. At the last moment to-day Mr A. A. Paape, the Reform organiser, was nomi- ■ hated for Westland in opposition to Mr Seddou (the Liberal candidate). Several local residents were invited to stand, but all declined. Mr Paape wired his consent to stand from Auckland. WELLINGTON NOMINATIONS. , WELLINGTON, November 30. The following nominations have been received:— Wellington North—Messrs Herdman (Government), Turnbull (Opposition), and Holland (Social Democrat). ! Wellington East—Dr. Newman (Gov--1 eminent), and Mr McLaren (Labour). - i Wellington Central—Messrs Fisher (Government) and Fletcher (Opposition). ; Wellington South—Messrs Hindmarsh (Labour), Luke (Government), and Williams (Independent Government). Suburbs—Messrs Moore (Labour), Fitzgerald (Liberal), and Wright (Government). NOMINATIONS FOR AUCKLAND EAST. AUCKLAND, November 30. * The closed as follows: I Auckland East.—Mr Myers (Opposition) 1 and Mr Holmes (Government). 1 , Central.—Messrs Glover and Richardson i (Government) and Savage (Social Dcmo- [ crat). 1 Auckland West —Mr Bradney (Govern- ■ ment) and Mr Poole (Opposition). J Grey Lynn —Mr McLean (Government), J Mr Fowlds (Opposition), and Mr Payne : (Social Democrat). J Waitemata.—Mr Harris (Government) 1 and Mr Tewsley (Opposition). ■ } Manukau.—Mr Lang (Government) and 5 Mr McLaren (Opposition). 5 Mt. Eden.—Mr Parr (Government). Mr. 1 Richards (Social Democrat), and Mr Tnck j (Opposition). Parnell,—Mr Dickson (Government), Mr Lawry (Opposition), and'iMr Sullivan (Op- . position). In the latter electorate Mr ' Gleason -withdrew in favour of Mr Frank i Lawry, the ex-member for Parnell. 1 , r FURTHER NOMINATIONS. 3 HAMILTON, November 30. The nominations are:—Government; t Mr James 'Alexander Young, dentist, f Hamilton; Opposition: Mr Alexander Scholes, farmer, Hangatiki. HASTINGS, November 30. The nominations for the Hawke’s Bay 2 seat are:—Mr H. M. Campbell (Government), and Dr. R. McNab (Opposition). j CARTERTON, November 30. f The nominations for Wairarapa are: Sir Walter Buchanan (Government) and f Mr J. T. M. Hornsby (Opposition). LEVIN, November 30. Messrs John Robertson (Labour) and ’ W. H. Field (Government) have been ’ nominated for Otaki. PALMERSTON NORTH, November 30. _ Messrs D. Buick (Government), J. A. Nash (Government) E. H. Crabb (Libe- , i'M), J. Thorn (Social Democrat).