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ELECTION NOTICES. WELLINGTON NORTH. WELLINGTON NORTH. MR. J[. OAKLEY BROWNE. K. K. OAKLEY BROWNE. COME AND HEAR HIM SPEAK. COME AND IJEAU HIM SPEAK. The. "New Zealand Times," in a lead- ' ing article on-November !B, said of Mr. Browne's first meeting:— Tim success of Mr. Oakley Browne's meeting is a notable feniiiro of tho election contest. It was tho candidate's first appearance on any platform t his first flight in politics; his first experience of the necessity for promptly showing tho courage of his opinions. His task, of course, presented tho difficulties which, nil noojihyles have to face; But not all neophytes niannge to overcome them so siiccessfnlly> Mr. Browne secured the interest of'his largo audience at tho outset by hie straight-out declaration of political faith; he retained it by his intelligent grasp of the many questions, hn handled; he strengthened it by his apt replies promptly delivered to interjections; and when he had finished he lia<] won the appreciation of his hearers. Meetings have been arranged as follow :— TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), December 1AleeHns of General Committee, Main Committee Rooms,' 10 Woodward Street, at S o'clock. TUESDAY, December 2—Tliorndon Hall, Goring' Street, 8 p.m. WEDNESDAY, Dec. 3-Kelburn. Tk Kiosk;' S p.m. / THURSDAY, Dec. it-Masonic Hall, Boulcott Street; 8 p.m. ■ Other meetings will bo advertised. Watch the Wellington papers. WELLINGTON NORTH. MR. 11. OAKLEY BROWNE, THIS LIBEIUL CANDIDATE. Meetings havo been arranged as follow: j TUESDAY, December 2-Thorndon Hall, I Goring Street, 8 p.m. WEDNESDAY, December 3-Kelburb Tea Kiosk, 8 p.m. THURSDAY, December 4—Masonic Hall. Bouleott Street, 8 p.m. ' COMMITTEE MEETING. MR. OAKLEY BROWNE requests his General Committee to meet him at his MAIN COMMITTEE ROOMS. 10 WOODWARD STREET. THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, At 8 o'clock. Business Important. AT Z. LABOUR PARTY. J. READ Will Address the Elcctofs in J. READ Tea Kiosk, Kelburn To-nigiht J. iUiAD t.Uum-W), at 3 o'clock. Ladies Cordially Invited. A. L. MONTEITH Will hold an OpenA. L. MONTEI.TH air Meeting To-night A. L. MONTEITH at Drummoiid St., At 8 o'clock. R. SEMPLE Will' hold an Open-air R. SKMPLE Meeting Tuesday, Dec. 2, IJ. SEMI'LE at Vogeltown (near Ryan's Store), at 8 p.m. LOOK OUT FOR RALLY; ARTCRAFT THEATRE, NEXT SUNDAY. LOOK OUT FOR LANTERN LECTURE I'ULL'ORD'S HALL,, DEC. 0. It. M'KEEN, Secretary. THE ELECTION. WELLINGTON EAST. LEN. M'KENZIE (the People's Candidate) will Address the Electors at THE BOWLING GREEN, HATAITAI, TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), AT 8 o'clock. ST. MARK'S SCHOOLROOM, Dufferin ' Street (Basin Reserve). TUESDAY EVENING AT 8 o'clock. KILBIRNIE PUBT.tn SCHOOL, • FRIDAY EVENING at 8 o'clock. Ladies Cordially Invited. WELLINGTON EAST. MRS. LEN. M'KENZIE invites all Ladies interested in Mr. M'Kenzie's candidature to meet her at her Jwinu in Duifcrin Street TO-DAY (MONDAY), at 3 o'clock, to form a Committee. WELLINGTON SUBURBS. TMTK. DUNBAR SLOANE, the Liberal Candidate, will address tho Electors of NORTHLANDS (METHODIST HALL), TO-NIGHT (.MONDAY), DECEMBER 1. SEATOUN, TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), DECEMBER 2, AT MASONIC HALL. WA [RARAPA ELECTORATE. MR. A. 1). M'LEOD. the Candidate in the, Reform inteivsts, will Address the Electors in furtherance of his Candidature, as follows:— At 8 p.m. TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), December 1lliUl, Clarevilie. TO-MOHIiOW (TUESDAY), December 2 -The School, East Tiirntahi. WUDNKSDA Y, December :t-Te Wharau. THURSDAY, Decemk-r -l-lloniewood.' WAIRARAPA ELECTION. POLITICAL ADDRESSES. "MR, HORNSIiY, M.P., will address -"-'"■ the Electors' as under:— KAHAUTARA SCHOOL - TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), December 1. KAIWAIWAI HALL - TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), December 2. Meetings commence at 8 p.m. MASTEKTON ELECTORATE. ("1 K. SYKE3, Independent-Progressive 3T« Candidate, will Adilre-fi the Electors as umlit:--KAITAWA -TO-XIGIIT (MONDAY), Drconiber 1. ITAMUA-TUKSDAY, December 2. KOMNI-WED.NESDAY, December X Abovo .Meetings commence at 8 p.m.