AUCKLAND EAST ELECTION.
ADDRESS i'BYL , iMR. GEORGE DAVIS. Yesterdayta number of ladies gathered •together in the Primitive Methodist .Schoolroom, Alexandra-street, to listen *bo van address fnom Mr. George Davis, Labour candidate. Mrs. Ca-tley presided; Mr., Davie contended -that the economic iburdbna were due; to private monopoly, and."that such eviftcould only be cured by the-Jjaibour policy-of the State-compet-ing; ■with, the private monopoly towards the regulation of" prices. The national system •of-educaiteon should be maintained as free irom the primary school to the University, and full attention, should be given to technical as our country- had to-compete with other countries in industry. In addition -to the old age pension, he held that pensions shoiitd be provided for* those wio are invalided Or incapacitated for life. In answer to a question, the candidate declared himself in favour of Dominion Option on the liquor question on a bare majority. Personalry he was a,, temperance man, but, apart"from that, lie held to the bare majority vote as ■being in keeping with the- sound Lalwur policy of a referendum decision. Mr. D. Mff3jaren, JVLP., also addressed the meetingi A vote of thanks and confidence was !given to the candidate. Mr Davis, Mr D. McLaren, and others | ■will address an open-air meeting to-nighfc afc 7 pjn. at the corner of Upper Queenstreet, and Karangahape^road , . To-mor-row- afternoon Mr. Davis will address a meeting of women electors in the Primitive Methodist Schoolroom, Alexandra.street. . . THE; NOMINATIONS. The following nominations Avere received to-day toy the Returning Officer for Auckland City East:— Mr. Arthur M. Myers, nominated by Messrs. P. M. Mackay, J. M. Mennie, .T. Rankin Reed, Robert Salmon, Hugh Fletcher, Henry Joseph Christopher, j Herbert A. Bennetts, and Mesdames G.I J «. .Nelson, M. Bartle-tt, Isabella Thorn p- I I son. O; E. Ruthe. . j William Richardson, nominated by | John. George Morris, Edward Murphy, Isaac [Virtue, Charles R. Harrington, J Reuben Nichols, Frank Hays, Henry Fleming , : Donald, and Johanna Johnson. George Davis, nominated by H E. j .Homing and Septimus Dyer. ! George Irving Mclvnight. j
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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 134, 8 June 1910, Page 2
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