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from the Junior Reform League. The most infamous was when a fleet of motor cars was used to take Junior Reform members from
Wellington to noisily drive past a meeting at Day's Bay. One of them questioned Nash's loyalty to the Crown, and a vote of confidence in him at the meeting's end was lost by a large majority due to the Junior Reformers presence.
884:'would be taken over by the State'. Nash strongly denied all these allegations. At one of Johnston's meetings interjectors denouncing the Reform Party because "They put us in a swamp", referring to the local unemployed being given low paying relief work, worth only "nine bob a day." The meeting concluded with cheers for Nash and Labour leader
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by a minority vote given the increasing competition for right wing votes by United and Reform. With candidate from both parties standing
Bennett was not ignorant of the fact that he too was helping to split the anti-Labour vote, but claimed his hopes were that both would withdraw their candidates in
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becoming the next Chief
Justice instead. Johnston was well known as an able speaker and he was regularly able to draw large crowds to his meetings. Reverend Richard Hobday wrote from Auckland rather critically of Johnston stating "What a weird looking creature Johnston is! He looks exactly like one
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and his wife campaigned intensely on Kerr's behalf. Kerr was a member of the Petone Fire Board, an associate of the Petone
Borough Council, President of the Petone Chamber of Commerce, and a member of the Hutt Valley High School Board of Governors. He was one of the foundation members of the United
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was Nash's election secretary. Just as the campaign was about to begin, a local businessman named Nash had been recently divorced and rumours spread that it was Walter Nash. To quell this canard Nash's advertisements featured him alongside his family. The pamphlet featured a portrait of him wearing
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At Nash's first meeting, held at the Petone Labour Hall, the power cut out and Nash was forced to speak to the crowd for an hour and forty minutes by candlelight. Despite this the hall was full and audience was enthusiastic. At several of Nash's subsequent meetings he had trouble with interjectors
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Henry
Bennett (who contested the seat in 1922 for the Reform party) announced his candidacy as an independent. He proposed to stand in the interests of the country itself, rather than of any particular political party. Bennett was concerned that New Zealand could be 'handed over' to
321:'s selection as the Labour candidate for the by-election came as no surprise. Nash came a respectable second to Wilford and was seen as well capable of winning the seat. He was the current General Secretary of the Labour Party and was thus well known. Local newspaper
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favour of himself. However, his plea fell on deaf ears with United wanting to retain their seat and Reform seeking to supersede United in seats. As a result, Bennett withdrew and hoped either Kerr or
Johnston would prevail.
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Party, and at the time a member of the executive and had been chairman of
Wilford's election committee. Kerr's campaign manager was the president of the Lower Hutt Chamber of Commerce,
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which had "left him with the attractive personality of a graduate of these institutions" but thinking him a Reform member by association rather than genuine conviction.
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wrote that Nash would likely be a moderating influence on Labour policy owing to his experience as a business owner (a rarity among Labour politicians at this time).
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was chosen as the Reform Party candidate for the contest. The only other nominee was Victor
Jacobsen of Petone. Johnston was a respected lawyer and the fourth son of
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glasses appearing as (according to his biographer) "... as a bespectacled and possibly severe man, looking more like a schoolmaster than a Labour agitator."
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327:(part owned by another candidate James Kerr) printed several articles through the campaigning attempting to discredit Nash as a Soviet-style socialist.
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Johnston claimed that Labour wanted to confiscate private land, would probably raise interest rates, repudiate interest payments on accounts with the
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Dozens of meetings were held and speeches made by the three candidates. Many high-profile figures spoke on behalf of the candidates as well,
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When the results were announced on election night, Nash spoke to a crowd from the mayoral office in
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of the vultures in our Zoo here!" Nash replied, writing more charitably of
Johnston.
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Several names were speculated as possible Reform candidates including the party's
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348:, was the official United Party candidate in the election. He was the son of
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newspaper, a position he had held since 1912. He previously resided in
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1126:(4th ed.). Wellington: V.R. Ward, Govt. Printer. p. 245.
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1154:(3rd ed.). Wellington: The Rangatira Press. p. 15.
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1546:. Vol. CXII, no. 108. 3 November 1931. p. 8
1342:. Vol. 23, no. 46. 18 November 1929. p. 10.
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For some biographical details of
Johnston refer to his
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Who's Who in New Zealand and the Western Pacific, 1932
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1071:For some biographical details of Kerr refer to his
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Hutt electorate boundaries used for the by-election
382:, being defeated by a small majority. Outgoing MP
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1296:"Lower Hutt identity Jack Andrews dies aged 93".
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896:The following table gives the election results:
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448:mused that while Johnston had been educated at
1322:. Vol. LXIV. 14 November 1929. p. 4.
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356:. At the time Kerr was the proprietor of the
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435:was offered to Johnston upon the death of
309:After standing in Hutt for Labour in both
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1314:"Hutt By-election – Probable Candidates"
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270:High Commissioner to the United Kingdom
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331:served as the campaign organiser, and
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256:, an urban seat at the bottom of the
431:. Earlier that year the position of
1388:Dictionary of New Zealand Biography
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891:
378:seat against Speaker of the House,
276:. The by-election was contested by
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1334:"The Hutt Seat - Reform Candidate"
880:and that privately-owned shops in
439:, but he declined the offer, with
429:Speaker of the Legislative Council
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2192:Politics of the Wellington Region
1393:Ministry for Culture and Heritage
364:serving as the proprietor of the
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1599:Walter Nash, Pioneer and Prophet
805:King George Theatre, Lower Hutt
705:King George Theatre, Lower Hutt
300:Candidates and selection process
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829:King George Theatre, Lower Hutt
678:King George Theatre, Lower Hutt
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1518:. 25 November 1929. p. 10
1490:. 19 November 1929. p. 10
1462:. 25 November 1929. p. 10
1434:. 19 November 1929. p. 10
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1277:. 25 November 1929. p. 10
1208:. 15 November 1929. p. 13
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1122:Wilson, James Oakley (1985) .
601:Dellabarca's Hall, Eastbourne
459:
268:on who had been appointed the
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2182:1929 elections in New Zealand
2029:Prime Minister of New Zealand
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1362:. 21 November 1929. p. 2
1601:. Wellington: Dunmore Press.
1240:"The General Election, 1908"
596:Oddfellows' Hall, Lower Hutt
7:
2177:By-elections in New Zealand
1654:By-elections in New Zealand
1354:"Four Candidates Announced"
1302:. 28 June 1983. p. 11.
609:Eastbourne Borough Chambers
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450:Wanganui Collegiate School
344:James Kerr, a resident of
50:18 December 1929
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504:William Downie Stewart Jr
403:candidate Henry Bennett,
358:Hutt and Petone Chronicle
352:, a former member of the
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802:Oddfellows' Hall, Petone
779:Waiwhetu Methodist Hall
540:Oddfellows' Hall, Petone
1758:1918 Wellington Central
614:Petone Committee Rooms
553:Lyceum Hall, Lower Hutt
16:New Zealand by-election
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1482:"Candidates' Meetings"
1200:"Choice of Candidates"
888:rather than Johnston.
776:Empire Theatre, Petone
446:The New Zealand Worker
284:, James Kerr from the
250:New Zealand electorate
204:Member before election
2151:1929 Hutt by-election
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1743:1918 Wellington North
1510:"Mr. Nash's Campaign"
1454:"Mr. Bennett Retires"
1269:"Mr. Kerr's Meetings"
1246:. 1909. pp. 1–34
901:1929 Hutt by-election
791:Moera Community Hall
763:Alicetown Church Hall
488:Michael Joseph Savage
411:and former mayor Sir
264:member of parliament
22:1929 Hutt by-election
2118:Leadership elections
2041:Member of Parliament
1708:1915 Dunedin Central
819:Wesley Hall, Petone
773:Moera Community Hall
635:95 Hutt Road, Petone
2197:1920s in Wellington
2067:International trips
1938:1932 Southern Maori
1890:1929 Bay of Islands
1816:1922 Southern Maori
1748:1918 Southern Maori
1733:1917 Bay of Islands
1713:1915 Bay of Islands
1426:"Party or Country?"
1319:Nelson Evening Mail
1046:Registered electors
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799:Eastern Hutt School
713:Labour Hall, Petone
537:Labour Hall, Petone
409:Mayor of Lower Hutt
354:Legislative Council
23:
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1915:1930 Western Maori
1821:1922 Dunedin North
1811:1921 Auckland East
1801:1920 Bay of Plenty
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498:for Kerr and both
272:by Prime Minister
149:Popular vote
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