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Otago Daily Times, Issue 14357, 29 October 1908, Page 9

MEETINQS. J O.G.T. DISTRICT LODGE. All Members of the Order rctiucstcd to Attend ISITT MEETING TO-NIGHT. Enter by Macandrew street. Dispensation granted to wear regalia. DAVID GAIN. 290 Dist. Deputy. (ThUN'EDIN DISTRICT LODGE, No. 1, 'V 1.0. G.T. MEMBERS of the various subordinate Lodges of Good Templars are invited lo Attend at the Garrison Hall THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, in Re-alia, to TAKE PART in Mr ISI'IT'S MEETING. Scats will bo Reserved. 290 By Order. ELECTION NOTICES. 2"J UNE DI N NOR TH. Mr G. M. THOMSON will ADDRESS the ELECTORS at ALBANY STREET GYMNASIUM lIALL, on THURSDAY, October 29, at 8 p.m. MAORI lIILL, Council Chambeif, 011 MONDAY, November 2, at 8 p.m. ijQUNEDIN NORTH ELECTORATE. .Mr A. R. BARCLAY will ADDRESS the ELECTORS in the LEITH VALLEY SCHOOLROOM THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, 2Sth inst., at. 3 o'clock. "jQUNEDIN NORTH ELECTORATE. Mr A. R. BARCLAY'S LADIES' COMMITTEE MEETS at. the Prince Alfred Hall, Grcat King street, 011 FRIDAY, 30lh i:isf., at 3 p.m. All Ladies desiring to secure Mr Barclay's return, and able lo ael on the Committee, are cordially invited lo r.ltend this Meetin'.'. 280 ' 'A. I). HUNTKR. CENTRAL ELECTORATE. Mr J. F. ARNOLD'S CENTRAL COMMITTEE ROOMS, No. 6 Royal Arcade, OPEN DAILY. Call and See Roll. Any information required ws absent voters' permits, clc., will be given. iio GEO. CHURCHILL. iJQUNEDIN CENTRAL ELECTORATE. Mr J. F. ARNOLD Liberal-Labour Candidate, Will ADDRESS the ELECTORS in the AI.HAMBRA THEATRE on FRIDAY, 30th INST., at 8 p.m. Chairman, Cr A. J. Sullivan. Circle Reserved for Ladies and Ladies accompanied by Gentlemen. GEO. CHURCHILL, ?-So Secretary. JjUNEDIN CENTRAL ELECTORATE. Mr J. M'DONALD, Progressive Liberal Candidate, Will hold MEETINGS for tho FORMATION OF COMMITTEES as follows :- TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY), October 29, at 8 o'clock.—Council Chambers, Mornington. FRIDAY, October, 30, at 7.30 p.m.— j Mission Hall, Walker street. Ladies and Gentlemen desirous of assisting are requested lo attend as above. WEST ELECTORATE. Mr JAS. W. MUXRO, Political Labour league's Candidate, •Will ADDRESS the ELECTORS of Dunedin West as under: FRIDAY, October 30.—Oddfellows' i Hall, Albany 6trcet. i MONDAY, November 2.—Halfway Bush Gymnasium Hall. THURSDAY, November s.—lnstitute, Rcslyn. At 8 o'clock Each Evening. ijQUNEDIN WEST ELECTION. Hon. J. A. MILLAR'S Committee Rooms, Robin'n Buildings. Octagon, and Fire Brigade Station, Rcslyn, where Rolls way be inspected and all information supplied. DUNEDIN COMMITTTEE MEET MONDAY EVENINGS. ROSLYN COMMITTEE MEET TUESDAY EVENINGS. Telephone 615. 290 U U N E D I N SOUTH. ilr R. R. DOUGLAS, the Political Labour League's Candidate, will ADDRESS the ELECTORS of Dunedin South in tho L'aversham Hall p-NIGIIT (THURSDAY), October 29, at 8 o'clock. Councillor J. Wilson will preside. Town Hall, Si. Kilda, FRIDAY, Oclober 30. Mr W. T. M'Farlane, Mayor of Sr. Kiltla, will preside. •jyUNHDIN SOUTH ELECTORATE. Mr T. K. SIDEY will bo pleased to MEET the ELECTORS in the CavcrGham Hall TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) EVENING at. 8 o'clock. Cr J. Wilson Jvill preside. LADIES willing to FORM a ST, KILDA • L'OMMITTEE arc invited to MEET TOMORROW AFTERNOON. 29 0 0 H ALM KR S KL ECTORATK Mr K. H. CLARK will ADDRESS the ELECTORS at : — WAITATI lIAUj, THURSDAY, Octol::r 29. EVANSDALE HALL, FRIDAY, October 30. WAIKOUAITt lIALL, SATURDAY, October 31. PORT CHALMERS.-FORESTERS' HALL, MONDAY, November 2. All Meetings at 8 p.m. OtIAL ME R S ELEC TORATE. Mr WILLIAM BARR Will ADDRESS the ELECTORS at:TORT CHALMERS FORESTERS' HALL. — THI USD AY, Octolwr 29. at 8 n.m. WAITATI PUBLIC lIALL.—FRIDAY, 30th inst. mAIBRIELE C T O R A T E. JL Mr JOHNSON'S MEETINGS: HINDON SCHOOL.—THURSDAY, 29th. WHARE FLAT SCHOOL.-FRIDAY. 50th. FAIRFIELD SCIIOOL.-SATURDAY, 31st. BRIGHTON.—MONDAY, 2nd. Meetings at 8 p.m. RUCEELEC T 0 R A T E. Mr J. ALLEN will be pleased to MEET the ELECTORS— LAAVRENCE. — Ladies' Mcetine, THURSDAY, 29th, Town Hall, 3.30 p.m. TUArEKA FLAT. - THURSDAY, 29th, School, at 6.30 p.m. EVAN'S FLAT.—THURSDAY, 29th, School, at 8 p.m. -MIUiUIiN.-FRIDAY, 30th, at 8 p.m. SOW Sutton's Prize-winner MANGEL; over 100 tons per acre have been grown. Donald Reid and Co. •VJ-OTES ON RURAL TOPICS, by Agricola, Weekly in tho Otago Witness, dealing with subjects of current interest lo famio:J.