THE PAHIATUA SEAT

Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 10985, 7 November 1928, Page 6

THE PAHIATUA SEAT

THE LABOUR-FARMER CANO! DATE.

At Onnoitd.vi Ile on Saturday night before a.n audience of 60. hu-huling a fair sprinkling of ladies. Air •!. Whittle. the ofl'ici;. 1 ! Labour-la nticr candidate. delivered an instructive and interesting address. “Undoubtedly.” said Air Whittle, “the people arc looking 'or a change of Government, and the only way to got this in to vote Labour, aw the other parties will lie enir.il>cMrd lo fuse b lore long.'’' Labour was the only party in sight whose hands, ho declared, were not l ii<l by we: ,lth;\ invi i 1 n I ioi i 1 ,;i Ui 1 et. it 1 lon rent, 'taxation. tninking, finance ami ft" Labour policy wore dealt with in turn. Air 11. .1 . Newline, was voted lo IS:- chair. \. In- r fv \ otn i I I haul; - m >vod I,v Air (). Devlin mid seconded by Air R. D, übovv. was carri'ikl nnait imously.—Da nmvirhe News. All! R.ANSOM'S MEETINGS. Air E. A. Ransom. M R., will addr. ss lie- oh (bn ol _(' aoioor in iho School tt-niiiiTDß (Tliiirsilny). at 3 Tain, and those at Makuri in the local public hall on the same day -t 8 ]).m. On Tin -day cvi nine next the rvo d the general election, in the Kim r g Theatre. Air Is. ,\ Ransom. M P will deli or hi- last nddress to the < lect'n'is ol IN.hinlnn. Hr, v. ill or; tbnv, Primp Mini a ; (111. ‘ ||,'„T S .1 (i. Coat" I. His Worship the. Mayor wvt. preside.