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Manawatu Times, Volume 68, Issue 215, 10 September 1943, Page 1

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AMUSEMENTS SHANNON RENOWN T heatre TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW’. A Musical Show with more Surprises than you'll find in a Jack-in-a-box. Eleanor Powell Robert Young, in “LADY BE GOOD,** The most amazing and fascinating comedy rhythm to date. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) ELECTION NOTICES N.Z. LABOUR PARTY. MANAWATU ELECTORATE. C PL * W. H. OLIVER, R.N.Z.A.F., LABOUR CANDIDATE, ADDRESS the Electors at LINTON HALL: TO-NIGHT (Friday), September 10th, at 8 p.m. AWAHURI HALL; TO-MORROW (Saturday), September 11th, at 7.30 p.m. MR. F. L. FROST, M.P. for New Plymouth, will speak in support of Cpl. Oliver at 8 p.m. NEWBURY HALL: TO-MORROW' (Saturday), September 11th, at 8.15 p.m. N.Z. NATIONAL PARTY. MANAWATU ELECTORATE. MR. M. H. ORAM, TSTATIONAL PARTY CANDIDATE FOR MANAWATU, will Address the Electors in the Manawatu Electorate as under:— TO-NIGHT (Friday), Sept. 10th: Tangimoana Hall 7 p.m. Carnarvon Hall 8 p.m. TO-MORROW (Saturday), Sept. 11th: Rongotea Hall 8 p.m. TUESDAY, September 14th ; Tiakitahuna Hall 7 p.m. Kairauga Hall 8 p.m. GENERAL ELECTION N.Z. LABOUR PARTY MR. J. HODGENS LABOUR CANDIDATK W ll -L Address Electors as under:— WEST END SCHOOL: TO-NIGHT (Friday), 8 p.m. ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, CUBA ST.: MONDAY, September 13th. COLLEGE ST. SCHOOL: TUESDAY, September 14th. RUSSELL ST. SCHOOL: WEDNESDAY, Septeml er JT-’h. TAKARO HALL: THURSDAY, Soptember 16th. INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL: FRIDAY, September 17th. ALL MEETINGS COMMENCE 7.30 P.M.

N.Z. LABOUR PARTY. Cpl. w. H. OLIVER, 8.N.Z.A.F., T ABOUB CANDIDATE FOR THE MANAWATU, Will Address Electors in the MAJESTIC THEATRE, EEILDING. MONDAY, Sept. 13th, 1943, AT 8 P.M. COME AND HEAR LABOUR’S POLICY. Vote LABOUR for Security, Progress and Prosperity. OTAKI ELECTORAL DISTRICT. NOMINATIONS AND POLLINGPLACES. PURSUANT to the Electoral Act, 1927, the following nominations have been received by me: — BARNETT, Robert James. COOKSLEV, Bertie Victor. CRAWFORD, William Jonathan. LOWRY, Leonard George. The Poll will be taken at the following polling-places between the hours of 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. on Saturday, the 25th day of September, 1943: Foxton: The Public School. Ihakara: The Public Hall. .Tudgeford: The Public School. Koputaroa: The Public School. Levin: The Courthouse (principal). Levin: The Public School. Makerua: The Public School. Manakau: The Public School. Manawatu Heads: The Beach Hall. Mangaore: The Public Works Social Hall. Marotiri: Outbuilding of Mr. S. R. Austin's Residence, Foxton-Shan-non Road. Moutoa: The Public Hall. Ohau: The Public School. Opiki: The Public School. Otaki: All Saints' Schoolroom. Otaki Railway: The Railway Hall. Packakariki: Tennis Hub Pavilion. Pahautanui: The Public School. Paraparaumu: The Public School. Paraparaumu Beach: Hotel Majestic. Parcmata: The Public School. Plimmerton: The Public School. Porirua: Library Building, Mental Hos pital. Porirua: The Public School. Poroutawhao: The Public School. Pukerua: The Public School. Raumati South: Building at rear Post Office Store. Reikorangi: The Public School. Shannon: The Public School. Tc Horo: The Public School. Titahi Bay: Taylor & Eastwood’s Post Office Store. Tokomaru: The Public School. Waihoauga: The Public School. Waikanae: The Public School. Waikanae Beach: Post Office Store. Waitarere Beach: St. Andrew’s Hall. Weraroa: Office of Boys' Training Centre, C.D. Settlement. Weraroa: The Kimberley Hall, Kimberley Road. H. J. HENDERSON, Returning Officer.