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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1310, 13 December 1911, Page 2

ELECTION NOTICES. ELECTIONS. OTAKI ELECTORATE. SECOND BALLOT. "iVJI!. FIELD wilt Address (lie Electors i-H id' the. Olnki District as follows :- LBVrX-Cciitiii'v Hall, TO-MOUT ~ • (WEDNESDAY), 13th December, at S luii. I : ■ : . ■■ ,::.;. OTAKI ELECTORATE, mo THE ELECTORS OF OTAKI. I'-'appeal- confidently to my loyal supporters to strain every none to defeat tho unnatural combination of forces now,arrayed against mc. I ajipcat to the supporters of the two defeated candidates, who faithfully pi;oni.Led me their assistance. I appeal to working men to consider a moderate Liberal is not, after all, their best friend, and to read in Monday's, "Evening Post", the strenuous efforts being made to cast out Mr. Hogg, who is in failing health, and whoso life has.been.devoted to the workers. I ask you all to stoutly guard that most precious possession,, your liberty.. Vote as you think right, and do not be dragooned into sacrificing your district. Yon know what Socialism -mean?, It, is tho reconstruction of society by the nationalisation of all land, .capital, and industries. I solemnly warn you against your great-peril, I won a fair tight on Thursday last, This- is hardly a fair fight, and is one. which my long 'services to the district do not merit. Yours faithfully, W. H. HELD. OTAKI ELECTORATE. ' OTAKI ELECTORATE. Extract from "Dominion," December 1, 1911;MR, 'ROBERTSON'S LABEL: E. ROBERTSON'S LABEL: SOCTALIST AND LAND • NATIONALIST, ": "It'-is; noticeable that the name of Mr. Robertson, candidate for Otaki, does not appear,in the official list of Labour candidate? published in the "Weekly-Herald" of November .29. His name and portrait are, however, given in the "Maprjland. Worker" of December 1 as one of the ,nmo •.SOCIALIST candidates who aro standing for different electorates. A .paragraph just under the portrait advises the ■electors- to yoto for Robertson, "because ho is an industrial unionist and SOCIALIST, pledged to tho platform of the Federation of Labour and the SOCIALIST party."

EXTRACT" front Spcefh'.of. Mr.'.Eobert-soh.^at'Levin,-reported in "Horowhenua Chronicle," September 15, 1011:— "Mr. Robertson maintained that no Parliament was going to legislate in the interests of-the country as a whole that did uot legblato on SOCIALISTIC principles.''< EXTRACT from Mr. Robertson's published manifesto:— "The, people are tired of a .Ward' Government,, and nvp 'AFRAID TO ; TRUST A 'MASSEY ADMINISTRATION." -•• ' - EKMKMBER FIELD,REMEMBER FIELD, '-. ;WHO won 'on the First Ballot fairly and honourably.,,, .'. .'WHO has faithfully and industriously •_ represented'you for 12 years. ..-.,- WHO is a farmer, in your district, and - ' whose ■ interests are- identical- with ..." -yours. •. •". UNDER whom the District'has progressed ".,', and developed. WHO has fought'incessantly for freehold with limitation of area. WHO is.a. member of a moderate liberal, '. .humanitarian, and progressive, but , not Socialistic, party which has legis- •-' ' lated for every, section of the people. WHY DISCARD HIM WHY DISCARD HIM For a Stranger? Who is OPPOSED to Every Party in Power, -and to . . EVERYTHING short of SOCIALISM. FIELD IS YOUR MAN. lELD IS YOUR MAN. MASTERTON ELECTORATE! ■ • . - ■ .1 SECOND BALLOT. TIT R. A. W. HOG G i WILL ADDRESS THE ELECTORS TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHTI At KURIPUNT, 1 o'clock. MASTERTON, 8 o'clock (opposite Counoil Chambers. Chair taken at 8 p.tn, Af\(\ ACRES, L.l.r. and 0.R.P., all *"U in grass, 7-roomed Honse, nice rolling country; winters 2 sheep per acre. Price, .£B-103.. OKA ACRES, L.1.P., all in grass; good AOVj hou;e. and. cowshed; winters 500 ewes. A cheap property. Price, £1 IDs. Only £b"ib cash required. E.' B. HARE AND CO,, PAUIATOA-