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Southland Times, Issue 20641, 13 November 1928, Page 8

TO THE ELECTORS OF MATAURA. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN—Twenty years ago you did me the honour of electing me as your representative in Parliament. During that long period New Zealand, in common with the world generally, has passed through stirring and difficult times; but our Dominion, notwithstanding the war and its aftermath, has materially progressed in all that makes for the welfare and happiness of the people. The part I have taken in assisting this progress is well-known to you all; and it is, therefore, quite unnecessary for me to dwell upon my past actions in this regard. Suffice it to say that the Legislation dealing with Labour, Mining, Marine and Pensions has been greatly improved during the eight years I had had charge of these Departments. That this is the case has been fully acknowledged by both my political friends and opponents. On every possible occasion I have endeavoured to further the interests of the Province of Southland, and have watched with care the interests of my constituents especially, no matter what their political colour may have been. As my health has not been good of late, I have taken an extended holiday on the recommendation of my medical advisers, and am pleased to say have greatly improved—so much so that I hope to return to New Zealnad in full vigour within a few weeks. As the General Election will take place before my return, I confidently place myself in your hands for re-election. If, in your opinion, my past services to the Electorate and the Dominion justify you in again returning me to represent you in the House of Representatives. I shall serve you to the best of my ability as I have done during the past 20 years. If re-elected, I shall continue to support Mr Coates as I regard his policy and that of his Party as the most sensible, businesslike, progressive and humanitarian that has been submitted to the electors of the Dominion. As a leader Mr Coates has proved himself most capable, honest and straight forward. He has maintained the great traditions of his Party, and pushed on vigorously and with courage the great business and financial concerns of the State, sustaining and advancing the humanitarian legislation to the utmost practicable extent, and in every way furthering the welfare of our beloved Dominion. With the utmost confidence I again place my services at your disposal, feeling satisfied that although I cannot at present address you individually in each centre of the electorate, as I have always done in the past, you will again return me at the head of the poll, remembering my past record on your behalf. Ni 394 G. JAS. ANDERSON. Daily Motor Service to Gore. IJIHE SOUTHLAND TIMES Delivery leaves Times Office, Invercargill, for GORE, daily at 5.10 a.m. RETURNING, leaving Mr Tinnock's Shop, Main Street, Gore, at 8.15 a.m Passengers and Parcels carried to Woodlands, Edendale, :: Mataura and Gore W. J. LEITH - - - Proprietor. ’PHONE: 1851. TUTTY’S SUITS TO MEASURE. Made and fitted on our own premises BE WlSE—and order early, as our books are filling rapidly with Christmas orders. Most complete range of Suitings. Priced - - £7 7/- to £9 9/TUTTY’S TAILORS AND MEN'S OUTFITTERS. MAIN STREET. GORE. VAN ESS LIQUID SCALP MASSAGE. A SCIENTIFIC TREATMENT for bald--4- ness and falling hair. Successful in over 90 per cent of all cases so far treated. Call in and let us tell you about the guarantee. GRANT’S, LTD. CHEMISTS BOX 17, GORE. SPRING TIME IS CLEANING TIME and the easiest and most thorough way to do your Spring-cleaning is to use THE ROYAL VACUUM CLEANER. Its greater suction power gives it a lead over all other makes. We have the ROYAL either for sale or for hire. THE DOMINION ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING CO., LTD. MAIN ST., GORE. PHONE: 371. RASPBERRY, STRAWBERRY, AND APRICOT PULP. (In 6-lb. Tins). EQUAL TO FRESH FRUITS. DIRECTIONS ON EVERY TIN FOR MAKING JAM AND JELLY. J. BROWNLIE & SONS HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIERS. MERSEY STREET. GORE.