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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23170, 17 October 1938, Page 20

' AMUSEMENTS • LAST TWO DAYS! | ROXY | and | TIVQU Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. ROXY SESSIONS: 11 —2—s TIVOLJ NIGHTLY AT 8 O'CLOCK. ffcO. 1 I GEORGE O'BRIEN GEORGE O'BRIEN "BORDER G-MAN" "BORDER G-MAN" NO. ~ i DICK PURCELL—LARRY BLAKE, In "AIR DEVILS" "AIR DEVILS" t'Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) POPULAR PRICES:— JSOO SEATS AT 1/- 1/- II- lICHILDKRN (id (id »kl od fid CRYSTAL RIALTO PALACE AND RIALTO MT. EDEN. NEWMARKET. Phone 14-57 a _Phone 4(3-009. To-n,glit and Tues., at 7.45 THE BENGAL LANCERS . • . ... OF THE SEVEN SEAS! GARY COOPER!" GEORGE RAFT , "SOULS AT SEA" "SOULS AT SEA" With FRANCES DEE AND OLYMPE BRADNA. Recommended by Censor for Adnlts. SELECTED FEATURETTES. ELECTORAL ZEALAND pARTY APPRECIATION. IpO >£HE JJLECTORB OF We, the undersigned, desire to express oar sincere thanks and appreciation for the magnificent i ote recorded for Labour at the Poll on Saturday. To Organisers, Secretaries of Branches and Affiliations, Committees in each Electorate, the voluntary thousands who gave their services prior to and on Election Day, the helpers in the office and to all those who voted for Labour in Auckland and made Saturday's grand victory possible, we extend oar sincere thanks. J IJI JENNINGS. President, Labour Party (Auck. Branch). T, P. M c C BEiDY ' Secretary. Labour Party (Anck. Branch.) rjtO >JIHE JJJLECTORS OF QITY AND pROVINCE. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN— I desire to convey my heart-felt appreciation for the magnificent response at Saturday's Poll to my various appeals for the grand cause Of Labour. It is very gratifying to to learn that after three years flf Government, the Labour Party has so endeared itself to the people of New Zealand that so convincing " a victoiy was recorded. In lf>3s we took office, determined to advance New Zealand, to see that every Individual got bis or her chance, and that poverty and want • would not again be evident while Labour was at the helm: and to that end we shall continue to govern so long as the people gne ' us a mandate. To the electors of my own constituency, Auckland West, I thank you for your renewal of confidence in me as your member, and to the committees and loyal workers who in my unavoidable absence, laboured ec bard in my interests during the campaign, I am very grateful. M. J. SAVAGEi UCKLAND QENTRAL— Venr sincerely 1 thank Friends and Supporters for assistance and unfailing confidence in me as their Men bei. I wish also to thank all who aided me duriiig my absence assisting Latour Party Candidates in the Auckland Province, and to express to the people generally my appreciation of the receptions so warmly accorded me. •W. E. PAKBIQEET j^TNN—--2 wish to tender sincere thanks to the men and women of Grev Lynn whu, despite the sustained attack on myself by the National Party (and ft may be indeed, be* Siuae of that attack), polled on aturday the largest vote and largest Labour majority in New Zealand, which will be at least iSOO above the 1035 election total, o all *ho voted and helped to secure the magnificent result, to that band of r/orkers who without thought of sell worked unceasingly daring the campaign all for one purpose, to see the Labour Government returned to er, which means much to the future welfare ef New Zealand. s Goodwill from MRS LEE AND MYSELF, NT V. DOUGLAS President, H. W. VAUGHAN, Seccetary, And the Executive of the Grey Lynn Labour Party associate them•elves with me In this expression of thanks and goodwill. We shall work for the prosperity Grey Lynn voted lor. (Signed) JOHN j^EE. I desire to record my sincere thanks to the Electors of Auckland East for their expression of renewed confidence in me as their member for the forthcoming term of office. .My past efforts to faithfully carry opt my responsibilities will be continued so long as I am your representative. •To my Committees I express my deepest thanks and appreciation for their loyal and devoted service. F. W SCHRAMMUCKLAND jgUBURBS— I desire to sincerely thank the Electors of Aackland Suburbs for their expression of renewed confidence at the Poll on Saturday. To the loyal band of workers who tMlsted during the campaign I particularly desire to express my thanks and appreciation and to all electors I will continue to serve you m in the past. H. G. R. M ASON 1 desire to give expression to my appreciation for your vote of continued confidence as instanced at Saturday's Poll. To my Committees and willing helpers I am truly grateful. - h c A n aMure you that during the next three years it will be my conloyalty ettVoQ * to meri t your "W# T. NDEnTON - I dMire to thank those Electors 7 «'.S?ii he i ty? l BU PP°'t achieved Pou - Victory at Saturday's #°, f ? y Committees » whoU^° r ß^f! le ," dB .Z h . 0 t&I&S&VUB mrjr section of the constituency. A. S. l - - ;