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Evening Post, Volume XCV, Issue 43, 19 February 1918, Page 2

WANGANUI JOCKEY CLUB. AUTUMN MEETING. AUTUMN MEETING. THURSDAY & SATURDAY, 21st and 23rd FEBRUARY. LARGE FIELPS ' ' LARGE FIELPS. Catering by Dustin'e, Ltd. . . - WM. HALL, Secretary.

ELECTORS OF WELLINGTON NORTH. JP. LUKE,- . . • ■■■■■. THE ONLY NATIONAL GOVERNMENT CANDIDATE, Will Address You in THE METHODIST SCHOOL, NORTHLAND, TO-NIGHT! "'. TO-NIGHT! At 8 o'plock. And plaoe before you the reason why he is the ONLY CANDIDATE to support at this Election. Electors o£ Wellington North. SUPPORT the CANDIDATE Nominated . by the NATIONAL GOVERNMENT as their Representative. MR. LUKE Will 'Speak at ST. PAUL'S SCHOOLROOM, Tinakori-road, , On WEDNESDAY, at 8 p.m. Patriotism, is the first essence of duty,. Vote for'J. P. Lukei the ' Win-thp-War Candidate. ■ ■■-' ! CAPT. BARCLAY, Chairman. C. ;S. S. KELLY. Seoretary. "ITR. A< DE B. BRANDO.N Will Address the Electors as follows: — WEDNESDAY, 20th FEBRUARY, ■MASONIC HALL, BOpLCQTT-ST. •THURSDAY, 2ht FEBRUARY, NORTHLAND SCHOOL; ' At 8 each, evening. At every meeting Mr. Brandon's candidature is receiving increasing, and enthusiastic support. ' :■■■■■■■ BE WJTH.. THE- WINNING , ■ ■ CANDIDATE. . " , I ' . IItrELLINjGTON NORTH ELECTION. TO-MORROW NIGHT. H. E. HOLLAND H. E. HOLLAND TEA KIOSK, KELBURN,' at 8 p.m. Subjeot: "The Government and its Fiscal Fallacies."' " - \/S7ELLINGTON NORTH ELECTION. LABOUR CAMPAIGN. Meeting in Support of H. E. HOLLAND, POST OFFICE:S,QUARE, TO-MORROW (WEDNESpAY), NOON. Speakers: P. 0. Webb, M.P.; City Councillor E.\ J. Howard (Chch.), T/'Brihdle, 'J. Thorn: T&fELLINGTON NORTH ELECTION. H. E. .HOLLAND,' H E. HOLLANP, Labour Candidate, Will Speak— I TO-NIGHT, 19th—Methodist Schoolroom, ' Molesworth-street, 8 p.m. ' • WEDNESDAY, 20th—Tea Kiosk, Kel- ' burn, 8 n.m. •' ' '" " THURSDAY, 21st—St. Paul's Schoolroom, Tinakori-road, at 8 p.m. . FRIDAY, '22nd—Masonic Hall, Boulcott- ' street, at 8 p.m. ' '"" Telephone No. .44.05. XYrELLINGT.ON NORTH ELECTION. H. E. HOLLAND 11. E. HOLLAND " Speaks CROWN-THEATRE, SUNDAY, 24th FEBRUARY, At 8' ».m. LABOUR DEMONSTRATION, Town Hall;. Monday," 25th February j at'B p.m. nprrELLINGTON NORTH ELECTION MB. A, N. POLSQN MR. A. N. POL'SON Will speak TO-NIGHT, (Tuesday), 19th-KELBURN, at Tea. Kiosk, '8 p'.ni. Chairman, Mr. C. V. Gpulder. " : " . WEDNESDAY, 20th-NORTHLAND. 8 ' p.m. ' ' ';- ' "-, ■• ■■ Dr. Thacker, M.P. for East Christchurch, will*attend all Mr! Poison's meetings, and will speak i£ requested' by the audience. Mr. Poison has secured the Town Hall for "his'jfihal'rally on "the night befpro'jthe election. " COME IN ANP INSPECT ROLLS. COMMITTEE-ROOM: '■,''' '„"'■ 65, WILLIS-STREET. All Friends Invited. Our Secretary and Lady Supporters always present. Step right in arid havo a rest, anybody. ' ' ' ''' 1 '■"" "FUNERAL'CARD" 1 "' THE Friends of the lato Capt. Stephen " Barker Thorns' are" invited to attend his Funeral, which' will leave "flic Mortuary Cfiapei of J3." Morris'/ Jun.:, 60, Taranaldstreot. To-morrow" (Wednesday)', v'»f" 10 a.m., for the Ccrj.et.orv, Karorl. 1 •' "c; morris, '.tun.'. Funeral Director and Eihbalmer, 60, Taranaki-stT 'and'2B, 'Rlddifoi'd-st. Telephone 937 (day and night). CJINGER.' found"*spool",' £2"i'ss;*:\talnuj; M 'Qrophead, 5 drawers, £4 IQs. 'Phone 4214. Globe, Grand Opera House. ":