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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22738, 26 November 1935, Page 15

ELECTION ADDRESSES X) U N E D I N NORTH RA T E MR T..C. A. HISLOP, C.M.G., LEADER OF THE DEMOCRAT PARTY, WILL BROADCAST HIS SPEECH TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY), AT 7.30, IX THE TOWN HALL, NORTH-EAST VALLEY, AND 8 P.M., GEORGE STREET SCHOOL. AFTER WHICH MRS R. S. BLACK WILL ADDRESS THE ELECTORS AT NORTH-EAST VALLEY: TOWN HALL AT 7.45 P.M., .'--■.. - GEORGE STREET SCHOOL. 8.30 P.M. 1 SPECIAL^O~WOMEN T . j CORONATION-HALL, MAORI HILL. TO-DAY (TUESDAY), NOVEMBER 20, At 3 p.m. VOTE FOR OTAGO'S FIRST WOMAN CANDIDATE M. » S E - S - B L A ° K '~- DEMOCRAT CANDIDATE FOR DUXED IN NORTH, Will Address tbe Electors in the NORTH-EAST VALLEY TOWN HALL.—TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY), November'2o, "at 7.45. GEORGE STREET SCHOOL HALL.—TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY), November 20, ,at 8.30., ; '.■-■:,■■'■. ■■■ ! SPECIAL TO WOMEN'. : | ..;.; ;:..-•;,.•' CORONATION HALL. MAORI HILL—TO-DAY (TUESDAY), November; 20, !*.;, 'at 3 p.m. . .;.. -. . ■ . •..-•' : "' VOTE FOR OTAGO'S FIRST WOMAN CANDIDATE. DUNE DIN "W EST ELECTORATE .' FRTENDS AND SUPPORTERS OF •■ r ' , .' Ih THE HON. W. DOWNIE STEWART - ; ' WHO REQUIRE MOTOR CARS ON POLLING. DAY ARE ASKED TO PHONE TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY. ' ■" " 11-449.". '.-■■■ ■■■.* 20-411,-JloshTi. ; -:.': .'V*;; ,•■• ■:'■ ■.■•■■■• 11-449, L'ltyV NEW ZEALAND LOOKS TO DUNEDIN WEST TO. RETURN TO PARLIAMENT '. THE HON W. DOWNIE STEWART.' \ .' :;C 7 VOTE FOR DOWNIE STEWART. U N E D IN SOUTH ELECTORATE. -MR T. K S. SIDEY,—- • NATIONAL CANDIDATE, WILL ADDRESS THE ELECTORS CORONATION HALL, ST. KILDA, TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY), 20th, at 8 o'clock. I R A. S. F A L C ONER, - ~ NATIONAL CANDIDATE, ' . . ~ •;.. 'DUNBDIN NORTH. . '-""'' FINAL MEISTIN'U, " ■ TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY), NOV. .26, AT 8 O'CLOCK, . LEITH BOWLING PAVILION (DUKE STREET). -

CAPTAIN ROBERT ERASER ON BRITISH TRADE AND SHIPPING. I say this country has been betrayed by Messrs'Forbes and Coatcs as far-as our -British interests ai:c concerned. '. J . First —They:have' assisted American shipping to the - detriment of British ■ ships and, seamen. Second.—They have invoked Japanese ■shipping to take away part of our intercolonial • trade from, our own ships and seamen.'of whom there are over 1200 on shore in New Zealand unemployed to- '-'■'' day. "'■■■■"•'■'"_' - ■ :'■'"•■■"■ - Third.—They, have lushed into .an "''agreement'for'ail American air service across the Pacific, when Imperial Air- '•■■ wavs were making preparations for an all-British Pacific Service via Canada. Fourth.—They have been and are encoiiraging the railways to compete un- ■•■ economically with coastal shipping in an .. attempt to destroy what ..little reniains of our own Mercantile Marine. > Fifth—They have, been party to pre- ■ venting New Zealand boys going to sea. Sixth.—Great ■ Britain, our best ■ .friend; is taxed 25 per cent, on her exports, while goods from Australia, our .greatest rival, are admitted free. ~ •' And tliev ask for another four years to .continue "this anti-New Zealand, antiBritish Administration. '., .; VOTE DEMOCRAT /., -For new:blood, dean administration, and ' Lovalty to the British Empire. pfl A- LME P. S ELECTORATE. ROBERT ERASER, -. .DEMOCRAT CANDIDATE. y - " ; Will •/,;', -ADDRESS THE ELECTORS AS UNDER:-,. KURI BUSH.—TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY), 26th, 7 o'clpck. ' FAIRFIELD. - TO-NIGHT (TUES- ' DAY), 26th, 8.15. ■AH A L ME R S • ELECTORATE. MR A. E- ANSELL MR A. E. ANSELL : ADDRESS THE ELECTORS as under:— TO-DAY (TUESDAY). PAPANUI ' SETTLEMENT (Cape Saunders), 12 noon: PUKEHIKI, 7.30 p.m.; SANDYMOUNT, 8.30 p.m.