REMUERA SEAT.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 228, 27 September 1938, Page 10

REMUERA SEAT.

MRS- CREATOR'S MEETING.

I A telegram to the Mrs. Mary Dreaver Übour candidate for Remuera, in which the Prime Minister, Mr. Savage, ex pre«ed wishes for her success at. the poll, wa« read at a meeting in St Heliers Parish Hall last night? Mr J J. presided. "As it may be some time yet before I can visit Auckland and persona"™ speak of your outstanding claims for fJFXXnE •»"•*" &? Par'lTamen tor Remuera, I now extend in this wav my smcere wishee for your success the polls," telegraphed Mr. Sa^ «ethJr £r-K POlit J Cal P art y issucs altofaJS ' yOU h ? v * dem °™trated in Auckknoww" \ lon ?.P™°«> your complete ££urfV £ B ° Cial condition * *"d the ?*. rl e n People; needs whi «" only meet Government is willing to;

led™ «f Z T coll l ea^ue With a knowwSF-*., IOUTI OUT work on th « Auckland Hospital Board, I know how much roil wen v„TI. for ? e c ? mmunit 7 and how well you have done it. Like the pioneer of women legislator* in X ew Zealand the late Mrs McCombs. you have kept a light and held high the torch of progress , n social welfare. There i* nWh good work for yon to do in Parliament touches the interests of women and children. I know of no more efficient woman worker in the interest* of the people than you have proved yourself thm p ur S e y°»r ™"se upon £?« R ! TOUera : lectors an <l hope you will vfo« to A V i C , tO T v yOUr "dmirahle serMce to Auckland has earned."

Members of the Mavis Ward Revue Company presented a bright entertainment at the Flying Angel -Missions to Sh? iS f °"i ?, la,fre att <>n'la»oe Inst m r ht. The following participated:— Misses Mavis Ward, Betty Tilney, Freda Laweon, Zelda Xeil, Doris Sinclair, Dolly Muson June Sinclair, Doreen McWhirje a r ; k E r elle -? Urne , r - Ber - Vl K MmS. 1% ™ o T lh *£' Ms tehell, Ross Spicer and Master Ken Ward. Mr. Mitchell i wae the accompanist. ]