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I J"} "GRAND EXIT." IDE LUXE J Also r, \^ ht llt 8 - ■■■::■ '■""■■"■■■■■■ ■'■"■ '■■.'»■■! <LAIIi E TKKVOK. I.IXIE DUNBAR, WALKING DOWN . PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION. BROADWAY " ~ — CHAS. QUIGLEY, UOSAUXn KEITH N.Z. L ABOUR P ARTy - " FIND THE WITNESS " $C££»V H " ,h tlfrr »nmcndrtt b/i Ccn*or lor Adult* UflkSuy "gAVAGE AXD SECURITY." • JVJAST— PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION. M 1! F. W. JS CHRAMM - MP - I Will Address Elpctors in fhf> VEAUSD ' GRAFTON ROAD METHODIST £J ~ SCHOOLROOM, "\tatioxal tjarty rpo.NIGHT. O P.M. iN J^lfLLl PARNELL LIBRARY HALL *° -II WEDNESDAY. 8 P.M. CAMPAIGN MEETINGS WILL BE HELD AS FOLLOWS :— GopY t VW XJ ' ' /CENTRAL "pLECWORATE M" J. A. W —- Will Address Electors In wni wi,i, «, \ , . .„..„_.. w "' Address Electors in the ARMSTRONGS HALL, PT. CHEVALIER, ST. ANDREWs HALL. LOWER SYMOVDS On STREET. TO-NIGHT, at 8 p.m.* WEDNESDAY, Q P.M OKA * GE HALL, NEWTON ROAD, O TOMORROW (WED.), at 8 p.m. You Are Cordially Invited to be Present. AUCKLAND -ELECTORATE. "A 10,000 MAJORITY THIS TIME." «■ lid Hj onehungH ■ m r H. I rrM ERRiTr -%ra m. ~„ WIU Address Electors as follows:— M A G O SBORNE ' MP « PARNELL LIBRARY, PAKNELL RO \D ELLERSLIE* PARISH HaVt" NAVY LEAGUE ROOMS. CHURCH ST.. mOJIIOHT, AT D Pm!' ?f^ ONPORT, TO-MORROW (WED.). , W I EDNE' S DA^ E B E p^; OOD,S A UCKLAND SLURBS ELECTORATE All Welcome. * xa. *3 XJ '.'INCREASE OSBORNE MAJORITY." .. .-„ -« , . „ m Z7Z _"' WI " A - R jy-AXWELL g yyALKER, EDEN— Will Address Electors as follows:— CHURCH OF CHRIST, WATERVIEW M*- W T« A NDBRTON. M.P. AVONDALE, TO-NIGHT, S p.m. ?▼ . X. ./*. HENDERSON TOWN HALL, TO-MORROW Will Address Electors, (WEDNESDAY), at 8 p.m. CENTENARY HALL. DOMINION ROAD. ITIO-NIOHT, Q P.M. E ELECTORATE. M~ R- T) ONALD pooL ROBKILL— Will Address Electors ns follows : — EPSOM LIBRARY, MANUKAU ROAD M R - A SJ "RICHARDS. M.P., „ EPSOM, TO-MORROW (WED.), 8 p.m A. O. XV ' CONGREGATION HALL. VIEW ROAD Will Address Electors. MT. EDEN. THURSDAY. 8 p.m CORNER BOWLING AVENUE AND THE JUBILEE HALL, NEW NORTH ROAD DRIVE, EPSOM. KINGSLAND, MONDAY, 8 p.m. mO-NIGHT AT Q Chairman: MB. W. J. GATENBT. G RET I/ 3 ™ E LBCTORATE CARLTON HALL, SANDRINGHAM. WEDNESDAY. 8 P.M. HJTR T I /^nvixr "RICHARDS FOR ROSKILL." M J. A. G N ~——~-" — —~—— — Will Open His Campaign In the TJEMUERA— GREY LYNN LIBRARY. XV *"""* TO-MORROW (WED.) EVENING, R EV M. M. D 1P -* AT 8 p __ «-.„" » JJ " ™. /"kTAHUHU TT'LECTORATE. WUI Address Electors vJ JCi fIELWYN HALL. KOHIMARAMA. ~_ " ~~ (pO-NIGHT, g P.M. M K. 13. T ENNENT ______________ Will Speak as follows :— SUBURBS— EAS T TAMAKI HALL, TO-NIGHT, 8 p.m. TTON. TT p TJ TITASON, M.P, CLEVEDON HALL, TO-MORROW (WED.), Minister of Justice, Will Speak, f~|NEHUNGA TT«LECTORATE. HENDERSON, VALLEY ROAD, 7 P.M. U - Ci OLEN EDEN TOWN HALL. 8 P.M. BOTH MEETINGS mO-NIGHT. M R " J. P ARK - Will Speak ae follows:— WAITEMATA— TTRB STATION HALL, GREEN LANE, aij.jwma.ta— TO-NIGHT, 8- p.m. MX- TKT T T TON, M.P.. ELLERSLIE PARISH HALL. ROBERTS W. d. Jj ' r " ST., TO-MORROW (WED.), 8 p.m. .Will Address Electors. " KING'S THEATRE, NORTHCOTE. TDEMUERA T^LECTORATE. rpO-NIOHT, Q P.M. XV Hi WEDNESDAY—DIBING ROOMS. CHEL- ILTR. \\7 T3 17»NDEAN, MP, SEA. 12 Noon: BIRKENHEAD ■*■"- VV. IT. X!i ALBANY PUBLIC I HALL. 2 |°„ m Pn, - : ™» **««" Electors as follows :- ALBANY PUBLIC HALL, 8 p.m. ST MABK , S HALL REMUEHA ROAD j TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), 8 p.m. OTAHUHU — ST. HELIERS, PARISH HALL, THURSDAY, at 8 p.m. ' MR. C* T* TDETRIE, M.P., ' " XV. IT T>OSKILL T7»LECTORATE. Will Address Elector* at - 1 * -^ BUCKLAND'S BEACH, - ' rpO-NIOHT, AT Q P.M. M 8 * A. S. B AILET t

M* A. E. R OBIN^N. INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE FOK EDEN. WUI Speak, ST. LUKE'S PARISH HALL. New North Road, Mount Albert. XO-NIOHT (TUESDAY), SEPTEMBER 27. 8 P.M. Subject: "EVILS OF PARTY GOVBBNMEJfT.'* -27 TEACHERS OF DANCING. AVIS HJDDGEMAN SCHOOL OF BALLROOM DANCING. Strictly private lessons dally by appointment, 10 a.m. to i" p.m. Class Lessons Tuesday, 8 p.m. Mnko Inquiries at tho Studio, 328 a. Ql EBN STREET. Phone 44-147. TS WOODRUFFB, the Expert; Old--1 - time full course, 17/6.-174, Symonds St. B M A Y I ? TOLLEMACHB. returned from ♦"nTi n ,. ,,n * Modern Ballroom Dancing in r2f„m^ ln J ,: • t ° ,alo » of London and America, ».«» £L. teacl,ln fL. at "»» Ranfurly Road rS™.^. ,om - J* I™*"*1 ™*"* Tuition and small fe.J^t„»V»l for 'r'ends wishing to .^re^^HONE o '^^^ 16 aDd SymondslTlle,' Sat.,' Oc7i 1.-Ph.' tl-iVI. B " Urda M!s S C ßl^^cTß.^S^ OOLF. G°w£r« H ° Ie ***<***> Course, behind P^^nat!!5 m T7Sn^ Ten * W - H J