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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 259, 2 November 1925, Page 5

ELECTORAL. TX7AITEMATA pLECTORATE. M E A. G. O sborne * OFFICIAL LABOUR CANDIDATE. WILL, ADDRESS THE ELECTORS AT FORESTERS' HALL, BIRKENHEAD, AND PARISH HALL, NORTHCOTE, rpiO-NIGIIT, "jipOXDAY, AT Q P.M. LADIES SPECIALLY INA'ITED. pLECTORATE. FINAL RALLY, FINAL RALLY, rpO-AIORROW, rpUESDAY. M R ' A. G. O sborne - OFFICIAL LABOUR CANDIDATE, AVILL SPEAK AT I VERRAN'S CORNER, BIRKDALE, 7 p.m. j HIGHBURY CORNER, BIRKENHEAD, j 7.20 p.m. McGILL'S CORNER, NORTHCOTE, 7.45 p.m. BRLDGEWAY, AIILFIORD, 5.20 p.m. STRAND, TAKAPUNA, 5.40 p.m. BELMONT, 9 p.m. OPPOSITE HALL, NARROW NECK, 0.20 p.m. MARINE SQUARE, DEVONPORT, 9.40 p.m. ALL INVITED. jYjTANUKAU pLECTORATE. M R - W. J. J ORDAX " Mr ' OFFICIAL LABOUR CANDIDATE, "Will Address the Electors at ELLERSLIE PARISH HALL. TO-NIGHT. CORNER OF QUEEN AND CHURCH STS., ONEHUNGA, TO-AiORROW. 8 P.AI. WAITEMATA pLECTORATE -j\TR. rpiIOAIAS p AMONT, LIBERAL CANDIDATE, Will Address the Electors DEA-ONPORT PARISH HALL—TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), at 8 p.m. Air. E. Aldridge iv the Chair TO-AIORROW (TUESDAY) BIRKENHEAD, HIGHBURY CORNER— 7.43. NORTiHCOTE—S.3O. TAKAPUNA, HALL'S CORNER—9.IS. DEA'ONPORT, BAND ROTUNDA—IO p.m. LADIES SPECIALLY INVITED. Where Committees have been formed they are now disbanded. F. N. AAIBLER. Hon. Sec. "p U 5 X I L L pLECTORATE. the liberal candidate, mr. ttall cjkelton, r. alall Skelton, will address electors THIS (Monday) EVENING, AT 7.45 P.M., AT EPSOM PUBLIC LIBRARY, MANUKAU ROAD.

All Electors Cordially Invited. Questions will be Answered After lhe Address. PR A N KLIN pLEC TO R A TE. On behalf of p p>EA, NATIONALIST CANDIDATE, MR. C. E. AIAJOR Will Address the Electors of Franklin at PICTURE HALL, PAPAKURA, TO-NIGHT AT S P.AI. GAIETY THEATRE, OTAHUHU—TOAIORROW (TUESDAY), November 3, at 8 p.m: PRANKLIN pLECTORATE. QIPECIAL TO "yXTORKERS. Seeing that Official Labour has finally decided to run a condidatc in Franklin for this Election, I desire to remind the electors who might otherwise vote Labour that the only result of any considerable Official Labour vote will be to make Reform a present of the seat. With your help, notwithstanding all my handicaps, I have got a good sporting chance of winning, and surely that should suit the worker a great deal better than allowing Reform to walk in. I stand for every desirable thing that can be secured by constitutional means for every worker, and always have done so. Therefore, don*t throw your vote away, but record it in favour of, yours faithfully, J. R EA NOTE.— In 1922 there were 1100 votes not recorded in Franklin. At .the By-Election, June, 1025, there were over 2000 A'otes not recorded. BE SURE AND RECORD YOUR A'OTE ! A UCKLAND p E N T R A L. F. S. M' ORTOX - NATIONAL CANDIDATE IN THE LIBERAL INTERESTS, WILL ADDRESS THE ELECTORS AT ST. JAMES' HALL, WELLINGTON ST., irpO-NIGIIT, AT 8 P.M. EPIPHANY HALL, GUNDRY STREET, TUESDAY, NOVEAIBER 3, S p.m. Chairman: Air. Edward Leydon. LADIES ESPECIALLY INVITED. A' U C X L A N D EAST. LIBERAL CAAIPAIGN. "VJ-R. ppVKLEY "DROWNE ' Will Address the Electors in the BROADWAY THEATRE, NEWAIARKET, THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, At 8 p.m. Ladies Specially Invited. ST. BENEDICTS HALL — TO-MORROW (Tuesday). S p.m.—FINAL RALLY. ___ . CABINETMAKERS AND UPHOLSTERERS. BELL'S N-10-T, opp. Town Hall.—Furniture made, any design. Crampo Patent Bedsteads a Speciality. D TJ. McIA'OR AND SONS, Specialists in • General Cabinetmaking. — 19S, Karangahape Rd. Phone 40-6 SO. D