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Northland Age, Volume V, Issue 7, 5 October 1908, Page 4

Mil lUDEOOT, BARIIiiRV: SOLICITOR, KAWAKAWA. Just the Thing . . . For . . .* Blotches, Sore|r\Qpapped HandaVChiJolails, etc. This ointment is 1-fVlld from speedily selecteiriArcdients and is unequatfd as a healing remedy. It. soothes and cures the skin. Allays irritation eruptious and itching. OINTMENT RED ARROW All Stores i/- per boot. Bay of Islands Electorate. Mr. Vernon Reed Will address tie eloctors during the rnontih OCTOBER as under; at 7.30 p.m. where, not otherwise stated; at Victoria Valley, Takahue, a Kait&ia, on Mai Tuesday Gth. y ith. ursday Friday turday Monday esday 13 th H < •>. V> jiil, Ngataki rarengureng Waipapakauri, i Thursday "r 16th flFclaj 1-7 th* onday Ntk Ahijiftra, on Tuesday 2(7th Herekino, on Wednesday 21st Owhata, on Thursday 22nd Whan gape, on Friday 23rd Bay of Islands Electorate. TOW ELECTORS OF THE RAY OF ISLANDS. Ladies and GkntEMBN, I have received the following fortes from the Et. Hon. the Priuw Minister:— “Prime MinisteriaOflee, Wellington, Bth •• Verrfon Reed, “ Kawal ** Pear Mr. Reed, ... “ I have plcwre in informinfrj OßL « *hat you have been aocmed as the Govewr •• rtjgiw candidate for the 1% of Islands seat at “ the next? l l IBtol Election. “WiriSflti «%ery iifceu at the Pol! “ and with “ Believe' » “Yoi _ WARD. which letter, together Mkh another to the same efiwit watten do- the requiMtiocuts, was written in reply to the following Requisition : “ To the Rt. Hon. Sir Joseph Ward, Prime Minister, Wellington. We, the undersigned electors of the Bay of Islands, respeotfully request that you nominate as the Government candidate for the forthcoming election, Mr. Vernon Reed, whom we desire to support. H. S. Williams Alf. Faithfull Rev. R. G. Boler Louis Morrell C. F. Baker E. G. Hewln J. C. Martin W. C. Mountain W. R. Lawrence W. H. Saies John Begg John Shepherd Chas. Nisbet Joseph Hare T. 8. Hayes George Stiver H. K. Ridings John Jecentbo E. E. Carr Wm. David J. E. Connolly Ji. W. Weber E. Bowyer Geo. Foster V. J. Harris If. J. Bcrgban W. T. Lutener Tbos. Wallen W. E. McKay W. Hazard John McKay W. H. Eaves R. H. Matthews J. L. Bourke F. W. Wither* F. R. Arnold G. T. Clendon J.J. Bryers Stephen Bellve Chas. Eyes Geo. Glover E. G. Basford Thos. Donelley Thomas Hartley D. B. Wallace Geo. Halliwell Percy Blundell W. Maxwell J. P. Hansen Jas. Caldwell C. F. Reed J. E. Wells H. S. Robinson Alex. Anderson Rev. K. Bressers Dan. H. Lewis A. W. G. Harrison C. W. Lewis John Mackcreth G. M. Bernard F. E. Lewis G. F. Dickeson J. M. Hope, M.B. A. W. Edwards Cliff. Masters J. G. Ritchie W. D. Leslio M. J. Hargraves A. C. Kingston W. W Ludbrook N. J. Ray Jas. Choat Cecil Kemp Henry Stewart Chas. Goodhue Jos. Doel H. D. Eceles, MRCS Win. Stewart J. R. Lambert John Hill John Carlton J. W. Kerr E. J. Pen warden A. J. McKay and others.” Blen. Matthews Alf. H. Long Geo. Cosson Edward Evans Geo. Evans W. H. Evans Annie Yates G. T. Yates H. Povey F, J. Samuel West Hill J. M. Reid T. 8. Houston J. N. Berghan K. H. Bowman W. R. Keay Q. A. Mcllwraith Newell Irving Edwin Thompson And I now beg to announce that I will be a candidate for your suffrages at the forthcoming General Election, in the Government interests. All my interests, financial and otherwise, are centred in the electorate and if elected as your representative in Parliament, while staunchly supporting the freehold principle, I wifi use every endeavour to raise the electorate ont of its present state of isolation by advancing the settlement of Native and Crown Lands and m ging tlm opening up of the district by railways and roads, I have the honour to bo Your obedient servant, YERNON H. REED,