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MOTORS AND CYCLES. BUUKK.N v\ iiiilM.Tct!lis— oatelj (ilass stocked, read; cvi all standard models; prompt attention. Welllntnon Glass Works. 123-130 Tory St. WANTKI) TO OU», ALL JlaUes and Models Used Cars; cash on the spot. Rtng 51-010 and ass (or Sales Manager, or Orion your car Id to our USED CAU UKPAKTMKNT. 65 KeDi Tee THE DOMIMU.N MOTOKS, LTD. CAttS AND TKUCKS WANTKD. " WE pay Hljihesi Casb Hrlcee for Low. mileage Car a and Trucks. All makes' inspected. . WRIGHT. ■STEI'UENSON. AND CO.. LTD, 97 Tar'annki St. or Lowe? Huti. 56-126 - Tel - SO 859 MiSCE L'-ANEOUS. OME hundred thousand Kiwis can't be wronged. Snrinigeour can prevent this. NOTUKU Labour Ua.v. Saturday, 25tn. Wear Winning Badge. XE hundred thousand Kiwis can't be wronged. Serimgcour can prevent this. CMJOFT for Confidence The Mao on tbe /■ Job. OXE hundred thousand Kiwis can't b« wronged. Scrimgeour can prevent this. _„•_ OandruiT arid Scurt I'umade Is the proven remedy: all dandruff conditions of the scalp; use as dressing also. Perrett, Chemist. OXE hundred thousand ' Kiwis can't b» . wronged. Scrimgeour can prevent this. \ VERY Vote Hogan does not «et Is a Vote to put Xasb back. Only Hog.in can defeat Xash. Vote Solidly for Hogan. XE hundred thousand Kiwis can't bi wronged. Scrimgeour can prevent this. Democratic Labour Meetings {"We Fight for New Zealand.") WE'RE WIHHIHQ WELLINGTON! CALLING WELLINGTON NORTH! HORACE HERRING speaks at Thorndon School, Brook Street, at 8.0 tonight. CALLING WELLINGTON SUBURBS LES FRAME speaks at Waterloo School, 7.30, and Epuni School, 8 p.m. tonight. CALLING WELLINGTON SOUTH! PRIVATE CHAKLIE TEECE will speak, at Corner Wilson and Riddiford Streets tonight 7 p.m. Corner Medway Street and The Parade, Island Bay, tonight, 7.45 p.m. Corner Colombo Street and Adelaide Road, tonight, 8.30 p.m. CALLING WELLINGTON EAST! MAJOR WALTER BISHOP speaks at Mira* mar North School at 8.0 tonight. CALLING WELLINGTON WEST! STEVENSON McDOUGALL speaks at th« St. Anne's Hall, Northland, at. 8 tonight. CALLING HUTT! PAT CONNORS speaks at the Moera Community Hall at 8.0 toniyht and at the Union Clothing Hall, Petone at 8.45 tonight. CALLING OTAKI! JAMES BARNETT speaks at the Par«-. paraumu Beach Theatre at 8.0 tonight. Vote Democratic Soldier Labour! VOTE HERRING FOR NORTH! VOTE TEECE FOR SOUTH! VOTE BISHOP FOR EAST! VOTE McDOUGALL FOR WEST! VOTE FRAME FOR SUBURBS! VOTE CONNORS FOR HUTT! VOTE BARNETT FOR OTAKI! PLENTY OF CARS AVAILABLE FOR SATURDAY —Prompt, Courteous Service. — RING — WELLINGTON NORTH: 53-395, 43-603 and 53-414. 1 WELLINGTON SOUTH: 25-053. WELLINGTON EAST: 15-179. . WELLINGTON WEST: 15-072, 28-220 and : 27-403. • WELLINGTON SUBURBS: 63-739. HUTT: 62-984. CUT THIS OUT FOR REFERENCE! HELPERS AVAILABLE TO MIND 1 YOUNG CHILDREN. I TRAVEL THE DEMOCRATIC 3 LABOUR WAY! c DEMOCRATIC SOLDIER LABOUR Stevenson McOougall FOR WELLINGTON WEST. Stevenson McDougall is a son of David McDougali, ex-M.P. for Mataura* He is sa returned soldier of the last war, having had four and a-half years' service overseas. He has a wide and varied experience of New Zealand life, and is at present Assistant Secretary of 'Wellington Returned Services' Association. He is industrious and has a big heart for humanity. McDougall is a worthy representative for Wellington West!— John. A. Lee, D.C.M., M.P. WELLINGTON WEST— VOTE McDOUGALL I —VOTE FOR— thdt does NOT moke cmother- war inevitable - CAN YOU DENY IThat the last Peace Settlement sowed the seeds of this war? 2 That all the promises of all th« parties mean nothing unless th« fear of war, and the cost of preparing for it are lifted from the people? 3 That there should be in Parliament at least one man- to stand for a wise, generous and CHRISTIAN Peace? What shall we do with our "enemies' 1? Turn them into CORPSES, SLAVES —OR FRIENDS? BARRINGTON For Wellington East

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Evening Post, Volume CXXXVI, Issue 74, 24 September 1943, Page 3

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