NORTH CANTERBURY ADVERTISEMENTS NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL PARTY. HURUNUI ELECTORATE. For sick votes and transport to and from polling booths to-morrow kindly ring any of the following numbers:— Branch ’Phone No. Amberley 78. Amberley. Amur! 70A, Culverden. Cheviot 31S, Cheviot. Clarkville-Eyreton 211 K, Kalapol. Cust 20S, Cust. Hawarden 19R, Hawarden. Kalapol 20. Kaiapoi. Loburn 102 U, Rangiora. Ohoka 513 K, Rangiora. Omihi 13X, Waipara. Ouruhia 7562 D, Christchurch Oxford 18. Oxford. Rangiora 588. Rangiora. 282 M, Rangiora. Scargill 9S. Scargill. Sefton IM, Sefton. Southbrook 203 X, Rangiora. Swannanoa 174 J, Rangiora. Waikari 21S, Waikari. West Eyreton .... 42W. Cust. Woodend-Waikuku 474 K, Rangiora. N.Z. NATIONAL PARTY HURUNUI ELECTORATE. FOR TRANSPORT ON POLLING DAY. SICK VOTES AND INFORMATION. RING PARTY HEADQUARTERS. TELEPHONES 588. ”82M. RANGIORA T.T F.S NEW ZEALAND LABOUR PARTY. HURUNUI ELECTORATE. PUBLIC MEETING. R.S.A. HALL, RANGIORA, FRIDAY, 31st AUGUST. The Official Labour Candidate. Z MR ED. CASSIDY. Will Address the Electors at 8.30 p.m MR J. G. BARCLAY, Labour Candidate for JSeiwyn, will Speak from 9.15 p.m. All Cordially Invited to Hear This Noted and Forceful Speaker. His Worship the Mayor will Preside. 3656 TO-NIGHT ~' EAST EYRETON HALL, DANCE. In Aid of Hall Funds. Good Music and Supper. Admission, 3/- and 2/6.
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Press, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 26514, 31 August 1951, Page 3
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