The Pamphlet Collection of Sir Robert Stout: Volume 73
Mr. W. Hall-Jones, — Timaru
Mr. W. Hall-Jones,
Timaru.
William Hall-Jones was born at Folkestone, England, in 1853, and is thus 42 Years of age. Mr. Hall-Jones has carried on business for a number of years at Timaru as a builder. After several years' experience upon the Timaru Borough Council and the Levels Road Board, he was first returned to the House in 1890, at a bye-election caused by the death of Mr. R. Turnbull. At the General Election in 1890, Mr. Hall-Jones had no difficulty in retaining the seat, and acted with Mr. Perceval (prior to his acceptance of the Agent-Generalship) as Whip to the Ballance Ministry, a position he subsequently held in conjunction with Mr. W. C. Smith. Mr. Hall-Jones resigned the position of Whip about the time of Mr. Ballance's decease.
Hall-Jones, W. | 1914 Returned. |
Kerr, E. G. | 1507 Defeated. |
Votes recorded, 3421; number on roll, 4212. Women on roll 1804, of whom 1612 voted.