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Dominion, Volume 36, Issue 308, 23 September 1943, Page 3

ELECTION NOTICES. NEW ZEALAND LABOUR PARTY. VOTE LABOUR W. JF LABOUR FOR WF F ° R PROSPERITY Wl' PROGRESS THE RT. HON. P. FRASER Will Speak in the TOWN HALL, WELLINGTON TONIGHT, AT 8 P.M. HEAR THE FACTS! HEAR THE TRUTH! HEAR PETER FRASER REPLY TO HIS CRITICS! THEN VOTE LABOUR AGAIN Wellington Central: -KT. HON. P. I 1 BASER TONIGHT, TOWN HALL, S o’clock. TOMORROW (FRIDAY), THE REALM, HATAITAI, S p.m. TOMORROW (FRIDAY), cur. Lorne St. and Cambridge Terrace; cnr. Ellice and Dufferin Sts.; cur. Douglas and Tasman Sts.; cur. Torrens Ice. and Arlington St. Wellington East: HON. R. SEMPLE TOMORROW (FRIDAY). KIOSK, SEATOUN, 7.30 p.m.: INFANTS’ SCHOOL LYALL BAY. 8 p.m.; ACADEMY HALL, MIRAMAR, 8 p.m.; TAIA HALL, KILBIRNIE, S p.m. Wellington South: MB* R- McKEEN TOMORROW (FRIDAY), cnr. Howard and Wallace Sts., OPEN AIR, 7.30 p.m. Wellington North: MR. C. H. CHAPMAN TOMORROW (FRIDAY), GARRET ST., OPEN AIR, 7.30 p.m. DIXON ST., OPEN AIR. Wellington West: MRS. C. S. STB WAR! TOMORROW (FRIDAY). PARISH HALL, KARORI; ST. ANNE’S, NORTHLAND; TODMAN ST., BROOKLYN, OPEN AIR. Wellington Suburbs: MR. H. E. COMBS TONIGHT, EMPRESS THEATRE, JOHNSONVILLE, S p.m. TOMORROW (FRIDAY), THEATRE ROYAL, EASTBOURNE, 8 p.m. TOMORROW, DIXON ST. RESERVE, 12 noon to 2 p.m. Speakers: RT HON. PETER FRASER. Prime Minister. HON. ROBERT SEMPLE, M.P. MR. ROBERT McKEEN, M.P. MR. C. IL CHAPMAN, M.P. Chairman: Mr. F. P. Walsh, President, Wellington Trades Council. VOTE LABOUR FOR SECURITY ELECTION INFORMATION CAN BE OBTAINED BY RINGING ANY OF THE FOLLOWING COMMITTEE ROOMS:— CENTRAL: 54-596 and 54-518. NORTH: 44-738, 55-1-13 and 52-293. SOUTH: 14-846 and 24-525. EAST: 18-006 and 17-200. WEST: 54-669, 28-291, 27-52 S and 52-293. SUBURBS: 63-830, 37-513, 36-500, Eastbourne 282, <l6-952, 42-446. Vote LABOUR AGAIN and RETAIN SECURITY NEW ZEALAND LABOUR PARTY FINAL DOMINION ELECTION ADDRESS OF THE PRIME MINISTER Hear the forceful reply of the Rt. Hon. Peter Fraser to Labour’s critics—hear the facts and the truth of Labour’s achievements. TONIGHT! TONIGHT! TONIGHT! AT THE WELLINGTON TOWN HALL, 8 P.M. "I am much impressed with Mr. Fraser. He is quiet and does not criticize unnecessarilv, but is not afraid to make discerning and forceful criticism. HE IS A STRONG MAN.”—Lord Beaverbrook. HEAR THE BROADCAST IF YOU CANNOT BE ONE OF THE THOUSANDS PRESENT HOLD ON TO SECURITY VOTE FRASER FOR CENTRAL VOTE LABOUR FOR NEW ZEALAND! NEW ZEALAND LABOUR PARTY HUTT ELECTORATE THE HON. WALTER NASH Will Address Meetings as Follows:— TODAY (THURSDAY), SEPTEMBER 23, at 3 p.m.—Women’s Meeting Labour Hall, Beach Street, Petone. TODAY (THURSDAY), SEPTEMBER 23, at 8 p.m.—King George Theatre, Lower Hutt. TODAY (THURSDAY), SEPTEMBER 23.—Women’s Meeting at the Moera Community Hall, at 1.30 pp.m. ALL ELECTORS ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO HEAR MR. NASH, AND LABOUR’S RECORD AND POLICY. WAIMARINO ELECTORATE Make September 25, 1943, INDEPENDENCE DAY Iggf'' DIGBY PERRETT ||g| Will Help Restore Waimarino’s llilllßW.%■ * Former FOREST WEALTH WW Do not allow yourself to be swayed by 3®ipsK'r: party strife, but be firm. Use your bn- -: ' ' ~ JMkx ness acumen to DEVELOP OUR I’ABU rfesi'’ ’ f LOUS, DORMANT, LATENT. PUTIN TL\L WEALTH IN TIMBER PRODUCI s di to assure your own and your children's future prosperity anil to establish New Zea-M <,*4 ” land's overseas credits. SA INVIGORATE INDUSTRY THROI’GII CO-ORDINATED CO-OPERATIVE INDUSTRIAL EFFORT UNDER YOUR <>\VN DIRECTION. LOOK FORWARD AND NOT BACKWARD. DIGBY PERRETT STANDS FOR ORDER AND INDEPENDENCE.