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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 280, 26 November 1931, Page 3

PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS. N, v- BOUR MEETINGS AT S P.M., UNLESS STATED OTHERWISE. AUCKLAND CENTRAL. M R W. E. P AKRT TO-NIGHT (Thursday)—Beresford Street School, at 8 p.m.; corncr Virginia. Ay. and Devon St., at 8 p.m. bupported by other' Labour Speakers. TO-MORROW (Friday)— Top Beresford St. and Pitt St. ■ SATURDAY, Nov. 28—St. Benedicts Hall, corner St. Benedict's St. and East St. AUCKLAND WEST. M E M. J. S AVAGE MF TO-NIGHT (Thursday)— England St. and Ryle St. TO-MORROW (Friday)—O'Neill St. Hall. Friends and Supporters who can Lend Cars for the Campaign please leave name and address at the Committee Room, Jcrvois Road. SATURDAY, Nov. 28 —Leys Institute Gymnasium Hall. WAITEMATA. M R A. G. OSBOKNBTO-NIGHT0 SBOKNB-TO-NIGHT (Thursday)—Palais Theatre, Northcote. TO-MORROW (Friday)— Strand, Takapuna, 730 p.m.; Marine Square, Devonport, 8 p.m. Supported by Messrs. F. E. Martin and J. Hoole. SATURDAY, Nov. 28--Castor Bay. PARNELL. M K - J. W. YARKiLL-TO-NIGHT (Thursday) —St. George's Hall, Kanfurly Road, Epsom. TO-MORROW (Friday)— Peerless Theatre/ St. Helier's. KOSKILL. M K A. S. EICHiBDS-TO-NIGHT- (Thursday) — Hurst Hall, Morningside. . • • TO-MORROW (Friday)—Mt. Albert Term., at 7.45 p.m., and William St., Dominion Road, at 8.15 p.m. Supported by Councillor B. Martin. Friends and Supporters who can Lead Cars for the Campaign please leave name and address at any of the various Committee Rooms.

SATURDAY, Nov. 28—Corner St. Leonard s Rd. and Mt. Eden Rd., at 3 p.m., and Roskill School, Three Kings, at S p.m. Assisted by Mr, W. J. Jordan, M,P. Chairman, Mr. McCullogh. AUCKLAND SUBURBS. M K H. G. R. M A3OS ' Mp - TO-NIGHT (Thursday)— St. Andrew's Hall, New Lynn. TO-MORROW (Friday\—Taupaki, 2.30 p.m. Avondale Town Hall, 8 p.m. AUCKLAND EAST. M K F. W. SOBKAJIU-TO-NIGHT (Thursday)— Airedale Street Mission Hall, opposite Town Hall. Chairman, Mr'; J. Sayegh. TO-MORROW (Friday)— Noon, Strand Hotel, corner Stanley St. 7.30, Ruskiu St., Pnrnell. 9-p.m., Graflon Bridge, eastern end. HAURAKI. M K C. R. P BTRIE ' J - p * TO-NIGHT (Thursday)—Papatoetoe Public Hall. TO-MORROW (Friday)—Alfriston Hall. SATURDAY, Nov. 28 —Mangatangi. MONDAY, Nov. 30 —Ngatea Hall, 2 p.m. ; Kaihere Hall, at S p.m. EDEN. M K W. T. A NDEKTOX ' TO-NIGHT (Thursday)—Mt. Eden Road, Presbyterian Hall. TO-MORROW (Friday)— Corner Valley Kd. and Dominion Road. SATURDAY —Corner Cambourne Rd. and King Edward St., at 7.30 ; comer Alba Rd; and The Drive, Epsom, supported by A. Rosser, J.P., at S p.m. MANUKAU. M K W. J. J OKDAiNV M,p: TO-NIGHT (Thursday)— Royal Oak Hall. TO-MORROW (Friday) — Fire Brigade Station, Green Lane. GREY LYNN. JOHN A L EE. TO-NIGHT (Thursday). — Corner Great North Rd. and Western Springs Rd., at 7.30 p.m. Jubilee Hall, Kingsland, at 8 p.m. TO-MORROW (Friday)— Surrey Crescent, at S p.m. - 26 jg DB N jgLECTOKATE W. H. N iGLE ' THE INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE, Will Address Electors— J TO-NIGHT (Thursday). — BALMORAL PRESBYTERIAN HALL. TO-MORROW (Friday). — METHODIST CHURCH HALL, CORNER EDEN TERRACE AND BRIGHT STREET. MONDAY, November 30. —EPSOM PUBLIC LIBRARY. TUESDAY, December 1. — METHODIST CENTENARY HALL, DOMINION RD. ALL MEETINGS 8. P.M. SHARP. . 26 J^LECTORATE. D E W. H. H OETON ' COALITION UNITED CANDIDATE, Will Address tlie Electors as under:— TO-NIGHT — ST. ANDREW'S HALL, Symonds Street. TO-MORROW (Friday) — NEWMARKET MUNICIPAL HALL. Meetings commcnce at 8 o'Cloek. ALL ELECTORS CORDIALLY INVITED. 26