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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14845, 23 November 1911, Page 4

Electoral. A UCKLAND TJAST J^LECTOBATE. M R. A RTHUR M M TERS WILL ADDRESS THE ELECTORS In the TjiPIPHANY CCHOOLROOM. GUNDRY-STREET, OFF KARANGAHAPE ED., NEWTON. rniilS (THURSDAY) pVENING. AT EIGHT O'CLOCK. LADIES ARE CORDIALLY INVITED. AUCKLAND C E NT R A L. . m. j7s avage - SOCIALIST CANDIDATE, Speaks in the FEDERAL HALL. WELLESLEY-ST.. TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY). -8 p.m. H. Scott Bennett will also address the meeting. Ladies specially invited. AUCKLAND WEST ELECTION. M E J. H. B EADNEY WILL ADDRESS THE ELECTORS AS FOLLOWS:-TO-NIGHT (Thursday), at the Queen's Hall. Hall. Paget-strcet. Mr. Robert Farrell will preside. TUESDAY. November 28. at the corner of England and Ryle Streets. THURSDAY. November 30. at the corner of Vermont and Oliphant Streets. DECEMBER 6, at the Windsor Rink. Three Lamps. Chair to be taken each evening at 8 o'clock. TyAITEMATA TgLEOTION. M K " W. J. APIEF * (THE PROGRESSIVE CANDIDATE) Speaks as under:— EIRKDALE SCHOOL—TO-NIGHT (Thursday). 8 o'clock. DEVONPORT MASONIC HALL-FRIDAY. 24th inst., 8 p.m. RED VALE-SATURDAY. 25th inst.. 3 p.m. BIRKENHEAD MONDAY. 27th inst.. 8 p.m. Ladies specially invited. TIT-A NUKAU pLECTOEATE, M K F. W. L ANG Will Address the ELECTORS OF MANUKAU. : At the FREE METHODIST HALL. MT. EDEN. TO-NIGHT (Thursday), November 23rd. Chair will be taken each evening at 8 p.m. Dates of future meetings will be advertised. pDEN ELECTORATE. j M R. JOH7~" OLLARD J WILL ADDRESS THE ELECTORS OF EDEN At HENDERSON—TO-NIGHT {Thursday). 8 o'clock, Public Hall. Chairman, Mr. White. TE ATATU (Henderson Point)— o'clock p.m., 1 SATURDAY. 25th November. 1911, Public School. : "JIT ANU KA U ELECTORATE. M "RALPH, J). S TEW«T. LIBERAL CANDIDATE. Will Address the Electors as under: — TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY)-MOUNT ROSKILL PUBLIC SCHOOL. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 24-METHODTST SCHOOL, GORDON ROAD. MT. EDEN. NOVEMBER 27-CONGREGATIONAL SCHOOLROOM. GREENLANE. NOVEMBER 23-LYCEUM. ONEHUNGA. MEETINGS AT 8 P.M. TIT" A I MAT A ELECTION. pWEN TXT, 'ALISON, TUN.. WAITEMATA'S INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE. Will Address the Electors at the various centres at the earliest opportunity, notice of which will be duly given. PAYNE AND PROGRESS.-To-night, St. Barnabas' Hall; Friday, Richmond Hall; Monday. Church of Christ. Ponsonby. All at 8 p.m. Toilet. JUST Q P. E "N E D. T ADIES' rpOILET GALON. MOST UP-TO-DATE FACE AND SCALP MASSAGE ELECTRIC AND VIBRATING.' PRINCIPAL: MISS D. R. McGEE, Late of Christchurch. with Mr. W. Brice. 78, SYMONDS-STREET., AUCKLAND (MASSAGE AND •pLECTRIC JNSTITUTE po. WE LEAD, AND COMPETITION FOLLOWS. TT O W E Y T Y A L K E R, City Dentist. Gentleness and Extreme Care. e= sg L=a PROHIBITION. Prohibition is in the air, and so is th« P, U Fi- fteryo^hha ve.e yWKVOUr carpets Medical Authorities have all agreed that it is quite time that sweeping was prohibited as it is detrimental to health. Vacuum Cleaning is the ONLY Hygienic Method of removing the Dust from your HOME or OFFICE, and ine iour -QAISY 4 - 011011 rjEEANEB Is giving every satisfaction to the steadily increasing number of users in New Zealand while the price is within the reach of everyone. COME AND SEE THEM WORKING At 13, STRAND ARCADE. A GRICUL'IURAL SHOW-Good Programme J\. each day Only short distance from Remuera and Greenlanc stations. EAVESTAFF PIANOS.— beauty durability, tone, and touch.—Sole Agents.E. and F. Piano Agency, Ltd. 8. Coldicutt, Manager. PAYNE AND PROGRESS.-To-night. St. Barnabas' Hall: Friday. Richmond Hall Monday, Church of Christ, Ponsonby. All at 8 p m. AGRICULTURAL SHOW at Campbell XX Park, on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. Entrance, Market Road, near the Campbell Statue. Admission, One Shilling. AGRICULTURAL SHOW-Good Prograramo each day. Only short distance from Remuera and. Grecnlanc sUtion»» i