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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 257, 30 October 1925, Page 5

ELECTORAL. QHINEMUKI ELECTORATE M R A. M. s- AMDBLOFFICIAL REFORM CANDIDATE, WILL ADDRESS THE ELECTORS A! UNDER: karangahake —to-night (Friday) at 8 p.m. PAEROA—MONDAY, NOV. 2, at S p.m. WAIHI—TUESDAY, NOV. 3, at S p.m. LADIES CORDIALLY INVITED. T^LECTORATE J£WEN J) J^CTjEHNAH M.P., . WILL, ADDRESS THE ELECTORS AS UNDER:— WIRI—PUBLIC HALL, TO-NIGHT (FRI DAY), at 8 p.m. MAUKU— HALL, TO-MORROW (SATCI DAY), at S p.m. PAEUATA—PUBLIC HALL, MONDAY NOVEMBER 2, at S p.m. OTAHUHU— PUBLIC HALL, TUESDAY NOVEMBER 3, at 8 p.m. LADIES ESPECIALLY INVITED. "A/TANUKAU AND "DARNEL: J^LECTORATES. COMBINED MEETING. air. ,T OHN "A.rAssEY, (OFFICIAL REFORM CANDIDATE), AND M R ' J S T)ICKSON, M.P Will Address the Electors in ALEXANDER PICTURE THEATRE, GREEN LANE, On ">TOVEMBER f> AT S P.M. LADIES CORDIALLY INVITED. VyAITEMATA "pLECTORATE TTARRIS, M.P., WILL ADDRESS THE ELECTORS IN THE BIRKENHEAD SCHOOL, MOKOIA ROAD, On MONDAY. NOVEMBER 2, At 8 p.m. Chairman : His Work-ship thp Mayor, E. C SKEATES, ESQ. LADIES CORDIALLY INVITED. TTfEST J^LECTORATE M R S QLDFIELD. OFFICIAL REFORM CANDIDATE. WILL ADDRESS THE ELECTORS AS UNDER:— LEYS INSTTTTTTE (Gymnasium)—TC NIGHT (FRIDAY), at S p.m. Chairman : J. A. C. ALLUM. ESQ. HERNE BAY MISSION HALL. Heme Ba Road—SATURDAY, Oct. 31. at S p.n WEST END PICTURE THEATRE—MO> DAY. Novpmher 2. at S p.m. IvADIES ESPECIALLY INVITED. AN APOLOG3 IS HEREBY TENDERED TO THE ELECTORS OF CITY WEST WHO HAVE BEEN UNABLE TO GET IN TO MY MEETINGS, AND ESPECIALLY TO THOSE WHO WERE UNABLE TO GAIN ADMISSION TO THE CHURCH OF CHRIST LAST NIGHT, THE DOORS HAVING TO IBE CLOSED AT 7.30. I HAVE ENGAGED THE LARGEST HALLS POSSIBLE IN THE ELECTORATE, AND WOULD TAKE THE TOWN HALL IF IT WERE AVAILABLE. I WOULD HERE REMIND MY MANY FRIENDS THAT EVEN IF THEY DO NOT GET A CHANCE TO HEAR ME, THEY CAN STILL VOTE FOR ME ON POLLING DAY. S. OLDFIELD. POSKILL TjLECIORATB M R " "V IVIAN TT pOTTER, M.F WILL ADDRESS THE ELECTORS IN CAPITOL THEATRE, DOMINION ROAE TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY), at S p.m. Chairman: L. TAYLOR, ESQ. LADIES ESPECIALLY INVITED. Q.REY J YNN T^LECTORATE ]VfISS TfJLLEN jIfELVILLE OFFICIAL REFORM CANDIDATE, Will Address the Electors as Under: GREY LYNN—OPEN AIR, CORNER MUB DOCH ROAD, ARIKI STREET ANI MILLAIS STREET. TO-NIGHT (FRI DAY), at 7 p.m. KINGSLAND —OPEN AIR. CORNER COM MERCIAL ROAD AND NEW NORTI ROAD. TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY), at p.m. \ UCKLAND pENTRAI ■"- TfIiECTORATE. .^ jYJR. QHAS. OFFICIAL REFORM CANDIDATE, Will Address the Electors in EAST STREET HALL, NEWTON, TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY), At 8 p.m. Chairman : A. A. PIESSE, ESQ. LADIES CORDIALLY INVITED. ■fc/TANUKAU T7LECTORATE A LEX TT ARRIS, M.P., Will Deliver an Address to the Elector in the PARISH HALL, ELLERSLE, TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY), OCTOBER 30, At S p.m. COME AND HEAR THE TRUTH ABOU' THE EXTREME SOCIALISTIC LABOUR PAETY. LADIES ESPECIALLY INVITED. /"vHINEMURI "ELECTORATE I desire to express my regrets to al those Electors, whom I have been unabl to visit and address personally. As ai alternative, my speeches have been tt ported in the Press, and I take this oppoi tunity of reiterating that all I have sail I -will stand by. Yours faithfully, A. M. SAMUEL, OfficiaL Reform Candidate. rpO THE T? LECTORS OF -ITARSDEN OWING TO WANT OF TIME IT HAS BEEN IMPOSSIBLE FOR ME TO VISIT ALL PLACES IN THE ELECTORATE, BUT, IF ELECTED, I WILL, BEFORE THE SESSION, DELIVER ADDRESSES AT ALL PLACES OMITTED. W. J OKES ' Coates Government Candidate for Maxßden. ■nDEX ULECTOEAIE ~* QIR TAMES T>ARtf Will Address his Constituents as nnder:-TO-NlGHT—Mission Hall, Avondale South 7.45 p.m. TO-MOKEOW <SATTJEDAY) — Vietorii Hall. Avondale Flats, 7.45 p.m. LADIES SPECIALLY INVITED. 1