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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1305, 7 December 1911, Page 1

ELECTION NOTICES. TnE BATTLE THE BATTLE For the WELLINGTON SUBURBS AND COUNTRY SEAT. ELECTION DAY, TO-DAY (THURSDAY), 7th DECEMUER, 1911. ERE tho din of the campaign dies aivav, Electors, sue that the Banner of the YOUNG NEW ZEALAND LIBERAL CANDIDATE, J. E. FITZGERALD, waves high over all the other contestants' Hags on a well-inught and victorious field on Polling Day. Earnestly work so as to secure a couipleto victory for the Liberal Candidate, J. E. FITZGERALD. WHY YOU SHOULD SUPPORT 11131— BECAUSE . , He is one of yourselves—bom in the Suburbs. BECAUSE lie knows every nook and Cranny of the electorate. BECAUSE' Jle knows its needs and general requirements. BECAUSE He is a young man, full of vigour, and desires New Zealand to boom along on safe and sound lilies. BECAUSE He will safeguard the workers' rights and liberties. BECAUSE He supports tho main planks of the Liberal Government, recognising tho many valuable and great deeds douo by it for the commonweal of the Dominion and its people. BECAUSE Jle will advocate Snuv 1 Education for tho children of tho Dominiwi. BECAUSE Ho will insist on Railway Facilities lo suburban localities. BECAUSE He will plead for Just and Sound Land Laws. BECAUSE He is imbued with a desire to honestly and whole-heartedly work in Parliament for the benefit of the Suburbs and New Zealand as a whole. BECAUSE lie will conscientiously and fearlessly raisis his voice for the advancement on prudent lines for the welfare of all. BECAUSE He desires a Young New Zealand Party in Parliament, eager to look guardedly and carefully after • tho general good and welfare of their countrv. BECAUSE lie will Battle for Sound Administration of .tho Financial Affairs of the Dominion. BECAUSE He will endeavour to lighten tho ■ huge burden ofF the shoulders of the workers—the weighty burden—the cost of living. BECAUSE He pledges himself to use his utmost endeavour to help along tho Best In-: toTPsts of the Working Community. BECAUSE lie will stand shoulder to shoulder with the people of the electorato in all matters pertaining to their advancement. And BECAUSE —And nolo thi= eaicfully—by his own energy and ability—not having been nursed. :in the Jap. of luxury," being a toiler from his boyhood—ho has qualified himself for the honour to represent the people of the electorate. His services as a City Councillor and member of the Wellington Harbour Board bears out the correctness of , <liis assertion. He desires the industrial marls of tho country to be full of plenteous hilxmr, and the commerce of tho whole Dominion to flourish, giving work and plenty for all who are anxious to respond to the hum of industry, and tho cheerful clang uf the workmen's hammers. BECAUSE Finally, ho appcais to the Young Men and Women Voters of the electorate as well as the "Old Timers" and Pioneers of tho Suburbs—tho good old sturdy and worthy stock who carved their way into the district in tho years now cone by, atul who, ah, yes, helped by their perseverance, indomitable courage, anil tenacity of purpose—who bore the burden and the heat of the day—to bring the suburbs and district generally forward to its present fruition, to all combine, hand-in-hand, and make certain on Pollinsr Day that the FTT'/G'-'RAT T) BANNER, shall fly triumphantly, tho outcome of combined, willing workers. ELECTORS' SUPPORT THE YOUNG LIBERAL, SON-OF-THE-SOIL CANDIDATE-ONE OF SELVE3J. E. FITZGERALD. MAKE CERTAIN HIS NAME IS PLACED ON TOP OF THE POLL. (This noHco is inserted by some wellwishers of the Candidate.) J. p ' M L D * E "WORK FOR ALL." gE TRUE TO THE COLOURS. WORKERS STAND FIRM. VICTORY IS YOURS. YOUNG. YOUNG. DON'T be taken in, but remember the Solid Progressive Independent Liberal Work of . J. P. LUKE. TO THE ELECTORS OF WELLINGTON SUBURBS AND COUNTRY. T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— Some days ago the Prime Minister sent for me and asked me to stand aside from the Suburbs seat in favour of 3lr. Fitzgerald, who is also contesting that seat. He further asked nic to contest a Wellington City scat in their interest. I said that I valued my character too much to bargain it away for political reasons, and absolutely refused to countenance such a proposal. 1 stalyd that as I was the retiring member for the Suburbs I claim that my duty was again to offer myself for that electorate, aud if I have to meet my Waterloo I- will do so fighting. I have stood for tho People's interests as an Independent Liberal, and I am convinced that they will on the 7th act iii such a manner that will give me a l'url her term as their member. Electors, remember it is your right to declare who shall represent you for the next three years. Yours faithfully, JOHN P. LUKE. rpo tho Electors of Wellington Suburb:; J- and Country.—Don't forget the past I sowiccs of J. P, LUKE, I -The Independent Liberal Caadidsts. ,