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Maoriland Worker, Volume 5, Issue 196, 4 November 1914, Page 3

TO THE ELECTORS OF WELLINGTON CENTRAL. WARNINGS! On the ELECTORAL ROLL for 1911 there were, in the Main and Sup plementary Sections— ' ■ 11,431 NAMES On the MAIN ROLL, just issued for the 1014 Election, there are onfe 5,965 NAMES This means that 5466 Names have been struck off, or near'y one-half. ...... CET BUSY— And see that your names are placed on the Supplementary Roll without ddaj SEE THAT YOU PERSONALLY INSPECT THE ROLL. ' And Don't Forget that ' 808 FLETCHER is the PEOPLE'S CANDIDATE TO THE WORKERS OF WELLINC- ELECTORATE TON SUBURBS. ! / ,

TO THE ELECTORS. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN— I take'this opportunity of intro* during myself to those, of '.the Elector* who do not know mc and my political views.- ■ - '••■ .' ■■'•' ; I have resided in New Zealand for fifty-one • years,- and have been actively engaged in commercial life for' oveV forty years, during which time I was with a largo mercantile business in a responsible position, and having the control of a large staff. I have always'taken an active interest in public life, havingheld LIBERAL VIEWS and recognising the statesmanlike qualities.of Sir Joseph Ward. I am in deep sympathy with the aime, of the workers and the improvement of their conditions of life. I am opposed to the Bible; in schools , , as I consider the whole question of religious instruction is one for the attention of parents and clergy. I am in favour of the Licensing question being settled on its present basis, as the desired object will,npfc be obtained by coercion, but toy edu? cation and example, and.l am strongly in favour of better regulations, for strict analyses and thorough inspee-, tion. As occasion offers,,!'hope to give fuller expressions to my ■; views in various centres of the Electorate. Yours faithfully, ' H. 0. TEWSIrET;,

J. E. riTZGERAIT) J. -E. riTZaERALD The ieandidatb who is prepared to allow the Unionists to decide between Mr. F. T. Moore and himself, for the Liberal and Labour support, solicits your support at the forthcoming General Election. i ' "* WELLINGTON SUBURBS. THE Electoral Roll for the above Electorate may be inspected and claims for enrolment obtained at the undermentioned places:— All Post Offices* in the Electorate . The Public Libraries, # Wellington, Newtown, and Karori. The Police Stations, Karori, Island Bay, and Johnsonville. The Town Board Office, Johnsonville. The Club, Wadestown. The Tourists' Bureau, G.P.O. Buildings. The "Evening Post" Office. The "Dominion" Office. The "New Zealand Times" Offiffce. J. W. SALMON, Registrar of Electors, Wellington , Suburbs, ( . Post Office, Wellington South.