THE MID-CANTERBURY SEAT

Press, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22445, 5 July 1938, Page 11

THE MID-CANTERBURY SEAT

MR A. N. GRIGG’S NOMINATION ENDORSED In support of the nomination of Mr A. N. Grigg, of Surrey Hihs, as a National candidate for Mid-Can-terbury, a deputation of more than 40 members of the party from all branches of the electorate south of the Rakaia river met Mr Gngg at Rakaia yesterday. Representatives from Leeston and Southbridge were also present. ' Several members of the deputatoin expressed pleasure that Mr Grigg, who was a member of a well-known pioneering family m New Zealand, had consented to nomination. Mr Grigg’s nomination paper was endorsed by the signatures of 34 members present, ADDRESS BY MR 0. C. MAZENGARB NATIONAL CANDIDATE FOR WELLINGTON SUBURBS Mr O. C. Mazengarb, the National Party’s candidate for the Wellington Suburbs electorate, will address a meeting in the Radiant Hall to-nigh . Mr Mazengarb contested the Wellington East seat in 1935, and, although he was one of five candidates he was second to the elected member and received about 5000 votes. In support of the National Party, he has addressed political meetings in various part£ of New Zealand. . “The Dog Without Teeth Barks the most”—The usual cause of barking, however, is a cold. Rid yourself of coughs and colds. Take Baxters Lung Preserver. “Baxters is unbeatable for coughs, colds, sore throats, and bronchial ailments —stick to “Baxters”—the cough remedy with the tonic action. —3