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Evening Post, Volume LXXVI, Issue 121, 20 November 1908, Page 8

SUBURBS ELECTORATE. SECOND BALLOT. JOHN P. LUKE, TRUE LIBERAL CANDIDATE, ADVOCATES : State Retention of Crown Lands. Progressive Settlement of our Unoccupied Land. Encouraging Dominion Industries and Exploiting Fresh Enterprise. Maintaining Present System of Education, and Bringing Secondary and University Advantages Within Reach of All. Broadening Basis Hospital and Charitable Aid Administration. Honest and Strict Carrying Out of Presont Licensing Laws. Greater Encouragement Volunteer and Cadet System, together with Adequate Contribution to British Navy aB our Best Means of Defence. Superannuation Government and Local Bodies' Employees. Sound Scheme of National Annuity. Honest, Open, and Energetio Administration in Giving Effect to Laws being Enacted for the Happiness and Prosperity of the People of the Dominion. Ladies and Gentlemen,— l have had 'the confidence of the Citizens of Wellington for several years as one of their representatives on the City Council and other Local Governing Bodies. They further expressed their appreciation and esteem by electing me in tho first place at the recent poll. I ask you to endorse your previous action and give effect to the general desire that I should represent the above electorate in Parliament. TO THE ELECTORS OF WELLINGTON EAST. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— If the enthusiasm of my meetings is a fair test, then I am going to do better on the Seoond Ballot than on the First. But in view of the fact that only a small proportion of the public can attend meetings, and that the time is very short, the need for more workers is very urgent. Any friends who will be good' enough to turn up and enrol for the purpose at my COMMITTEE ROOMS TO-NIGHT, at 7.30, will be putting me under a deep obligation. The general ignorance about the Second Ballot is astonishing. Some people are even now unaware that this singular institution is in existence ; others have been led to believe that their votes recorded on Tuesday last will count at tho Second Ballot; and so on, and so on. Apathy and ignorance are tho worst enemies wo have to fight. NO VOTE COUNTS BUT THOSE WHICH ARE POLLED ON TUESDAY NEXT. I am, etc., A. R. ATKINSON. WELLINGTON SOUTH ELECTORATE CABS AND MOTOR CARS WANTED. RA. WRIGHT desirea his friends • to be good enough to volunteer to assist him on TUESDAY, by lending him Cabs, Motor Cars, or other vehicles to convey electors to the poll. . v LAW HOLIDAY. {XX TUESDAY NEXT the Offices of V/ Solicitors practising in the City of Wellington will be CLOSED from 1 o'clock, for the Election (Second Ballot). F. HARRISON, Sec. Welln. Dist. Law Soc. NOTICE. IMPOUNDED at Kaiwarra on the Bth November, 1908. from Crofton, 1 Grey Mare, collar-marked, branded on off shouldor_ ER2. If not claimed and expenses paid, will be sold to defray expenses on the 21st day of November, at 12 o'clock noon. E. ROUND, Poundkeeper, Kaiwarra. THE DRAPERY AND IMPORTING CO. OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD. r TN consequence of the Warehouse being closed -on Tuesday last, it will remain OPEN UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK ON SATURDAY EVENING. A. A. CORRIGAN, Manager. FOR LEASE OR FOR SALE. rFVHAT Commodiou^ House known as the A "Coffee Palace,' 1 adjacent to Dannevirke Railway Station, containing 20 rooms, with all up-to-date conveniences ; immediate possession. For further particulars opply B. O. THOMSEN, 134. Oourtan&.v-'nlaaa