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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 96, 23 April 1912, Page 8

LAST WORD TO ELECTORS ! VOTE FOR SMITH! BECAUSE A VOTE FOR HIM WILL NOT BE A VOTE THROWN AWAY. BECAtJSE HE IS THE MOST FIRMLY - SUPPORTED OF THE THREE CANDIDATES OPPOSED TO THE CLASS CANDIDATE. BECAUSE A VOTE FOR SMITH IS A' VOTE THAT WILL COUNT. THE ACTING MAYOR HAS FOR TWENTY-SEVEN YEARS GIVEN THE CITY UNSELFISH SERVICE, AND HE POSSESSES THE ESTEEM AND CONFIDENCE < OF EVERY CITIZEN. ELECT HIM! -ES T VOTING FOR SMITH YOU WILL KNOW YOU ARE VOTING FOR A PROVED FRIEND OF PROGRESS AND PRUDENCE. DO NOT "WASTE YOUR VOTE, BUT . VOTE R)R SAFETY AND LONG EXPERIENCE. VOTE FOB SMITH!

THE NEW THEATRE, Mannors-street. MaoMahon and Donnelly, Proprietors. GO WHERE THE CROWDS GO I DAILY: 11 a.m. till 11 p.m. CONTINUOUS PICTURE SHOW. TO-DAY and TO-NIGHT, 23rd April. . USUAL COMPLETE CHANGE. A Really Wonderful Programme. "U.S. MILITARY MANOEUVRES." (A Marvellous American Review.) . "A SISTER'S LOVE." (A.B. Drama.) "His Secret Sin" (a stirring story). "Bar Z Now Cook" (Bison exclusive drama). "A Vapour Bath" (Vita shrieking ' \ comedy). "Bill a Favourite," etc, etc., etc. Think of* It 1 Adults SIXPENCE. Children ' THREEPENCE Everywhere. \ MAYORAL ELECTION. IMPORTANT NOTICE. ■jMTR.-'BISS will address a. Meeting at XTX the Concert H*.ll'(Town H*ll) TONIGHT. (TUESDAY), at 8 o'clock, when he will deal fully with Municipal Affairs, and. will express his views concerning the future development of ' the City and Suburbs. All who are interested in the advancement of Wellington, and are desirous of securing 'Municipal activity, ehould attend this meeting. TO FOOTBALLERS. ALL Footballers and Hockey PUyers should assist MR. BISS to secure the Mayoralty. When he was on the Reserves Committee he was our best friend, and did all ho could to secure us playing grounds. He has a very solid backing, so don t waste your vote on his optionents. CHARLES STEVENS. F. OARLYLE. MAYORAL ELECTION* JOHN SMITH, 'ACTING MAYOR, Will Speak TO-NIGHT I TO-NIG HT 1 TO-NIGHT 1 TO-NIGHT ! KILBIRNIE HALL, at 7.30. MOLESWORTH-ST (Methodist Schoolroom), 8.30. MAYORAL ELECTION. ' R. A. WRIGHT will Address the Elec • tors as follows: — BROOKLYN— TO-NIGHT, afc 7.30, Tod-man-street. Taranaki and Vivian streets, at 8.30. Cuba and Ingestre streets, at 9. MAYORAL ELECTION. T\AVID M'LAREN MEETINGS ! TO-NIGHT 1 TO-NIGHT 1 At the BAND ROTUNDA, 7.*5 o'clock. At COURTiINAY-PLACE, 8.45 p.m. All active supporter* are requested to meet TO-NIGHT at 7 p.m., iv the Trades Hall. T|/r A YORAL ELECTION. POLLING DAY, TOMOBROWI MARK THIS: "LABOUR IS DEFEATED NOT BY THOSE WHO GO TO THE POLL, BUT BY THOSE WHO STAY AWAY." VOTE FOR DAVID M'LAREN, WHO STANDS FOR THE UNITY OF THE ' CITY'S INTERESTS THE WELLBEING OF THE "USEFUL PEOPLE THE ECONOMY THAT SERVES THE PEOPLE'S NEEDS. . VOTE FOR DAVID M'LAUEN, ■ THE PEOPLE'S CANDIDATE ! /POLE'S CASH DRAPERY Co". CLOSED ALL DAY WEDNESDAY, , To prepare for GREAT OVERSTOCKED SALE, j Which Starts J THURSDAY, 10 o'clock. j See Big • Bargain Bucigct Wednesday j Evening's Pest. j SEE WINDOWS fO-NIGIIT. A CHEAT BARGAIN FEAST I At j COLE'S CA&II DRAPERY CO., ! 48-60, Manners-street. ; I