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Dominion, Volume 36, Issue 306, 21 September 1943, Page 3

election notices. NEW ZEALAND LABOUR PARTY VOTE LABOUR /■/ LABOUR FOR WJF FOR PROSPERITY PROGRESS Wcllinoton Central- KT. HON. P. FRASER Lb JAMES’S HALL. ADELAIDE ROAD, AND ASSEMBLY HALL. BROUGHAM STREET. ~r T„ ,„e , TOMORROW (WEDNESDAY): ROSENEATH SCHOOL AND ODDIELLOMS HALL. THURSDAY: TOWN HALL, WELLINGTON', S P.M. FRIDAY: THE REALM, HATAITAI, 8 I’.M. Wellington East: HON - K - TONIGHT: EVE’S STORE, MELROSE, 7.39 p.m.; and HOUGHTON BAY HALL, 8 p.m. TOMORROW (WEDNESDAY): CAPITOL THEATRE, MIRAMAR, 8 p.m. S p.m. Wellington Sooth: MR. R. MeKEEN TONIGHT: ST. JAMES’S HALL, ADELAIDE LOAD, S p.m. TOMORROW (WEDNESDAY): ST. THOMAS’S HALL, NEWTOWN, S p.m. FRIDAY: HOWARD STREET, OPEN AIR, 7.30 p.m. Wellington North: MR - c - H - CHAPMAN TONIGHT—ST. PETER'S SCHOOLROO.M, GHUZNEE STRRET, 8 p.m. TOMORROW (WEDNESDAY): MT. COOK SCHOOL, 8 p.m. FRIDAY: GARRETT STREET, OPEN AIR, 7.30 p.m. Wellington West: MRS. C. S. STEWART STREETS, 8.15 p.m., OPEN AIR. TOMORROW (WEDNESDAY): TRAINING COLLEGE, KELBURN, S p.m. FRIDAY: PARISH HALL, KARORI, and ST. ANNE’S, NORTHLAND. Wellington Suburbs: COMBS TONIGHT: PARISH HALL, WADESTOWN, S p.m. TOMORROW (WEDNESDAY): PRINCE EDWARD THEATRE, WOBURN, 8 p.m. Joint Meeting with Hou. M. Nash. THURSDAY: EMPRESS THEATRE, JOHNSONVILLE, S P.M. FRIDAY: THEATRE ROYAL, EASTBOURNE, 8 P.M. wpn-'NDS anil SUPPORTERS who can assist in any way on ELECTION DAY NORTH: SOUTH: MOLESWORTII STREET ... 44-738 CUBA STREET ao-lW I pvpm,i, strFFT AltO STREET 52--IM LLXI’ORD SIRLLI EAST: HOBART STREET 17-206 SUBURBS: COUTTS STREET 18-ob6 DUDumJu. CENTRAL: COURTENAY PLACE .. 54-596, 51-518 ' HUTT, BELMONT. & TAITA 03-830 vrj\lO .. 37’513 WEST: . JOHNSONVILLE 30-500 BROOKLYN 54-660 FASTBOURNL KUtORI 28-291 KIIANDALLAH ob'Oonorthland kaiwarra 4 - 44 G ARO STREET u2-2Jo BE ON THE WINNER — VOTE LABOUR 1 ? OR SECURITY NEW ZEALAND LABOUR PARTY HEAR LABOUR’S MESSAGE THE PRIME MINISTER THE RT. HON. PETER FRASER, WILL DELIVER HIS FINAL DOMINION ELECTION ADDRESS, SUxM UP, LABOUR’S CASE AND CONFOUND THE CRITICS. THURSDAY, 8 P.M. AT THE WELLINGTON TOWN HALL If you cannot be one of the thousands present—HEAß THE BROADCAST TONIGHT! TONIGHT! TONIGHT! LISTEN IN TO HON. WALTER NASH TUNE IN TO THE TRUTH! HOLD ON TO SECURITY! VOTE LABOUR AGAIN! VOTE LABOUR AGAIN!

ASK THE BUS DRIVERS I AN Independent can get things done—when he’s a fi gbter and speaker like John Hogan. He is already proving that he can get things done for 4 e people of Hutt, who have had no representative for so 10n,,. He is gettln» tilings done right now—to improve housing conditions—help the r !|.,. prevent further congestion of the oyer-populated area that was onto t Garden City. M’hen he is elected he’ll get far more done. Yes, Hogan s the man to get things done and represent the whole of the people, irrespective of Party. ASK THE BUS DRIVERS. LADIES’ MEETINGS (with Mrs. John Hogan) TODAY (Tuesday), September 21—Union Clothing Hall, Petone, 2.30. TOMORROW (Wednesday), September 22—Community Hall, Moera, p.m. Family and Household problems especially dealt with —all questions answered. GENERAL MEETINGS TODAY (Tuesday). September 21—Hutt Valley Hospital, Midday. Opeu-Air Meeting, Buick Street, Petone, 7.30 p.m. TOMORROW (Wednesday), September 22—King George Theatre, Lower Hutt, 8 p.m. THURSDAY, September 23—Palace Theatre, Petone, 8 p.m. Invalids and Aged Wanting Assistance on Polling Day, Phone 60-034. (CUT THIS OUT FOR REFERENCE.) DON’T WASTE YOUR VOTE! ONLY HOGAN CAN DEFEAT NASH VOTE HOGAN!

LYALL BAY-MELROSE % ' “] RESIDENTS! 1 A MEETING WILL BE HELD TONIGHT gggHp A ' At the II IHl' -, LYALL BAY SCHOOL ROOM, SfibSP Fit EYE ERG STREET, / At 8 p.ui. » <«;.•* 'WIRMII; HOUSEWIVES! Why Grovel for GrocerJos? Why In called a Muck raker because ifHi I y<»ii ask for what should have been yours under a fair system of distribution. Conic ||||||||| '■ / and listen to the man who is badly needed |||||g|||| z in Parliament today. \ lIUSBANDWISE! Come and listen to the plan of Government for ALL the flaw ' > ,e ° r,lp - -ftit Remember my Pledge! That if unsatisfactory after one year’s trial I will resign. Luder this guarantee you have NOTHING 'l’o LOSE, but I hope a lot. to gain. SHOW YOLK IN DE PEN HENCE BY voting i or it: E. C. RUSSELL z < 'iWll NOTE.-A Einal Llutter ar the TAIA HALL hi TIHRSHA Y. S pm.