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Auckland Star, Volume XXX, Issue 277, 22 November 1899, Page 5

Electoral. ■ ■ ■ THOROUGH OF BIRKENHEAD. To J. H. WITHEFORD, Esq. We, the undersigned, respectfully ask you to allow yourself to be nominated for ! the Mayoralty of Birkenhead Borough, aud iin the event of a contested election we pledge ourselves to Uo our utmost to secure your return. Signed by J. S. GASCOIGNE, JAMES LOW, And 114 others. Birkenhead, November 18, 1899. Halcyon, Nov. 18, 1599. To Messrs J. S. Gaseoigne, James Low, and the 114 others who signed the above Requisition. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-It will afford me great pleasure to accede to the Requisition, signed as it is. by so many residents of the Birkenhead Borough. I am, yours sincerely, J. H. WITHEFORD. ; : | TpDEN ELECTORATE. j —; — .MR MALCOLM NICCOL Will Address the Electors in the ZION HILL. SCHOOLROOM, BIRKENHEAD, ■ j THIS (Wednesday) EVENING at S I o'clock. iC. "E. Button, Esq. (Mayor) will preside. And in the PUBLIC SCHOOL, NEW LYNN, FRIDAY, NOV. 24, at S p.m. In the PUBLIC HALL, AVONDALE, MONDAY, NOV. 27, at S p.m. "CfDEN" " ELECTORATE. MR MALCOLM NICCOL WILL ADDRESS THE LADIES OF DEVONPORT ,:, ; j IN DEVONPORT HALL, ! On FRIDAY, 24th inst., at 3 p.m. i ivr R ROB ER T FRENCH. ' iVI Will ADDRESS THE CITY ELECTORS In ST. GEORGE'S HALL TO-NIGHT. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 22. at 8 o'clock. Special Subjects: The People v Party. The Independent Liberal Position. Who Are the Rail-sitters? Electoral Reform, etc. J. W. Shackelford, Esq. (Mayor), will i/, preside. Ladies specially invited. „ ; MANUkAU electorate!' • MR BUCKLAND Will Address the Electors as under:— PANMURE—In the Public Hall on WEDNESDAY, the 22nd EAST TAMAKI—In the East Tamakl Hall on THURSDAY, the 23rd Meetings at 8 p.m. pARNELL ELECTORATE. ! MR HUGH CAMPBELL'S COMMITTEE will meet this week as under:— NEWMARKET-On WEDNESDAY, at 7.45 p.m. EDEN TERRACE-On THURSDAY, at 7.15 p.m. MOUNT EDEN—On FRIDAY, at 7.45 p.m. '_ '_ ' Tir R ' J. E. TAYLOR, THE INDEPENDENT LIBERAL CANDIDATE FOR MANUKAU. Will Address the Electors' as follows:— OTARA SCHOOLROOM, TO-MORROW (THURSDAY) EVENING Ladies Invited. EAST '.AMAKI HALL. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28. Ladies Invited. FLAT' BUSH SCHOOL, • WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29. Ladies Invited. ' /"IITY ' ELECTION THE LABOUR CANDIDATE , MR JAMES REGAN, Will Address the City Electors in ST. GEORGE'S HALL, On THURSDAY EVENING, 23rd inst, At 8 o'clock. ARTHUR ROSSER, LIBERAL AND LABOUR CANDATE, Will Address the Electors in the GRAFTON PUBLIC SCHOOLROOM, Nugent-st., ; On THURSDAY EVENING, November 23 Chair to be taken at 8 o'clock. Ladies Specially Invited. ' ; ' ■ - T\ DE N E~U EC T 0"E AT E. MR JOHN BOLLARD Will Address the Electors AT MAYFIELD, On THURSDAY, Nov. 23, at 7.30 p.m. A. Wilsun, Esq., Member of Waitemata County Council, will preside. Also, AT BIRKDALE, On SATURDAY, Nov. 25, at 7.30 p.m. TORANKLIN : ELECTORATE. REV. W. FINLAY WILSON, • THE LIBERAL CANDIDATE, Will Address the Electors atTHE. PUBLIC HALL, OTAHUHU, TO-NIGHI. . TO-NIGHT. S o'clock. Ladies Specially Invited. . ~.... ■ MR FINLAY WILSON Will also Address other. Meetings as follows :■— DRURY—THURSDAY, 23rd Nov. PUKEKOHE—FRIDAY, 24th Nov. TUAKAU—SATURDAY, 25th ,Nov. POKENO—MONDAY, 27th Nov. • BOMBAY—TUESDAY, 28th Nov. WAIUKU— WEDNESDAY, 29th Nov/' PATUMAHOE—THURSDAY, 30th Nov. PAPAKURA—FRIDAY, Ist Doc. '■<-'■•-.- CLEVEDON—SATURDAY, 2ria Dec. AWHITU—MONDAY. 4th Dec. MANGERE—TUESDAY, sth Dec. Each Evening at 8 o'clock. .- piTY OF AUCKLAND ELECTORATE. MR F. E. BAUME'S COMMITTEE ROOMS are opened as follows:— CITY—No. 4, Coombes' Arcade' ' 'NEWTON*-I_arangahape Rd., opposite Garratt's Buildings PONSONBY—St.. Mary's Rd., 3 doors from Three Lamps '. -. . Rolls can be inspected and all information supplied at ) any of the above Rooms. Open daily from 1 o'clock p.ni. T IBER AL- ASSO-CIATIO N. LIBERALS, .:.:, VOTE THE WHOLE TICKET, NOTHING BUT THE TICKETHOLLAND,.; FOWLDS, : NAPIER. mHAMES ELECTION." VOTE FOR GREENSLADE, . WHO HAS ALWAYS STAUNCHLY SUPPORTED THE 1 MININGINDUSTRY. mHAMES"Z~ ELECTION. VOTE FOR McGOWAN ZZ And. .-. . ; C;; PROGRESSIVE LIBERAL LEGISLATION And ADVANCE THE MINING INDUSTRY.