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Auckland Star, Volume XXIV, Issue 259, 1 November 1893, Page 1

SI eetings. T>RESENT POLITICAL ISSUES* PUBLIC DISCUSSION. The First of a Series of Meetings will be held in the Rooms of the National Association of New Zealand. 123. Queen-street. TO-MORROW (Thursday) EVENING, at eight o'clock. JOHN BATGER, ESQ.. IN THE CHAIR. SUBJECT * Comparative Politics; or. the Study of National Association and Liberal Association Platforms. ALL ELECTORS INYITED-ESPEOIALLY* LADIES. QUESTIONS AT CLOSE. REGISTRATION. 1. Claims should be sent in at once, as the Ist Supplementary Rolls close on 31St Ostober. 2. Electors on mobb than one boll must notify the Registrar to strike their name off evkby Roll but one, otherwise they will be q i st rfl n eh. I s ft d 3. Members and the Public should examine the New Rolls at the Rooms, after publication on Ist November. 4. All necessary Forms and information will be supplied. - By order. JOHN HASTIE, Auckland, October 27, 1893. Secretl «T' IRISH NATIONAL FEDERATION AUCKLAND BRANCH. The Regular Fortnightly Meeting of" t&tr cd.cd." U"Ual m St. Patrick HaMa^el M. J. SHEAHAN, ; - '.. ■ Hon, See. hectares. Etc; LE C T U "r "GRACE, GRIT. & GUMPTION" ' By Rev. A. H. COLLINS ' At the AUCKLAND TARTOtfAr-w TO-MORROW (ThursdaTSffS* No charge for admission, but Coll«.*£?! ~ of the Qumdig ge ;y M Cffi° n faon ta aid Wanted. T fere d ne.s.-Addre.s f&'ffiJJJßffi TO STONE^REAKERS~W-rx— or 8 Men to breaker bT"Vanted. » ■Moody, ContractorJ. metal-Appiy o ole and