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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 21029, 13 November 1931, Page 18

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DEVONPORT. VICTORIA AT 8 DEVONPORI MARILYN MILLER, In " SUNNY." ELECTORAL. 'AITEMATA j^LECTORATE A LEX H ARRIS, mi'., OFFICIAL COALITION CANDIDATE, Will Address the Electors F'ollows:— MONDAY, NOV. 16.—MASONIC HALL DEVONPORT, at 8 p.m. TUESDAY, NOV. 17.—GAIETY THEA TEE, TAKAPUNA. THURSDAY. NOV. 19.—PALAIS THEA TEE, NORTHCOTE. JIEANKLIN LECTORATE M R - J. N. M 46SEY ' COALITION CANDIDATE, Will Address the Electors as Under:— MANUREWA PICTURE THEATRE.—TONIGHT (Friday). 8 p.m. ARARIMU SCHOOLHOUSE. TO-MOR-ROW (Saturday), 1.45 p.m. MA'UKU VICTORY HALL.—TO-MORROW (Saturday), 8 p.m. MONDAY: ORUA BAY, The Pines, 10.30 a.m. GRAHAM'S BEACH. Hall, 1 p.m. MAN UK A U HEADS, School. 3.30 p.m. AWHITU CENTRAL. Hall, 8 p.m. TUESDAY: PUKEKOHE HILL (Mr. Green's Johns' Barn I, '2 p.m. KARAKA NORTH, Hal], 8 p.m. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT, At the Meetinc at. Manutewa to b* addressed by MR. MASSEY, SIR$ IR J Will also Speak on "Empire Marketing." J, AMILTON ELECTOHA TE. Friends and Supporters are cordially invited to meet the H ON ' J. A. Y O,,NG At the WINTER SHOW HALL TO-NIGHT (Friday), S p.m. Business; Arrangements for Election Camf A ITEM ATA ELECTORATE. W. B. D ARLOW ' INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE. Will Address the Electors as follows: TO-MORROV (Saturday)— The Kiosk, Castor Bay, at 8 p.m. MONDAY. Nov. 16th Palais Theatre, Northcote. TUESDAY, Nov. 17t.fi—Masonic Hall, Devon port. WEDNESDAY, Nov. 18th—Kiosk, Cheltenham. THUE'.SDAY, Nov. 19th—Presbyterian Hall, Belmont. YR. A N KLIN jg LECTOR AT E. H. O. M ELLSor - COUNTRY PARTY CANDIDATE. Will Address the Electors as Follows:—WAIAU PA HALL-TO-NIGHT (Friday). 8 P.M. TE TORO HALL.—TOMORROW (Saturday. 1.30 P.M. POLLOK HALL.—TO MORROW (Saturday). 8 P.M. WAIUKU, TOWN HALL, MONDAY, 8 P.M.