THE TARANAKI SEAT.

Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 16610, 6 December 1919, Page 4

THE TARANAKI SEAT.

MR. BUCKERIDGE'S MEETINGS. Mr. BueKeridgo mot tho suppliers of tlio llurlord Road Factory on Friday, morning, and Had a, good talk witu.| liiom. There was a liitio hostility av.; tlio outset, but. this apparently soon! disappeared, and tlio meeiang verminate cl with a voto oi thanks to .Ur. | Ruokcridge, and conlidence in the Gov- I eminent.. Mr. O. H. Buckeridgc held a successful meeting at Kent Road on Friday | night. Tnero were about. 2o present, j and Mr. Rowlands presided. The can-j didaie sl>oko for about, an hour and ai half on tho lines of previous addresses. lie was accorded a voto of thanks, j Subsequently a committee was formed. .Mr. G. li. J-Suckeridgo has amended: his list of addresses to nimble him to' address tho electors at Tarurutangi on Thursday, 11th inst., at 8 p.m.; Carrington Road, on Friday, 12tii, at 7 p.m.; and Omata on the same day- at , 8.30 p.m. i MR. SMITH AT WAREA. ' Mr. S. G. Smith addressed the electors at AVarea on Friday night. About | 40 ,wero present, Mr. T. Julian being j voted to the chair. The speaker dealt with the mam political topics of tho day, and in particular with the presont-day hi,zh cost of living, for which tho vast increase in duty was to a largo extent responsible. A few' questions were asked, and on concluding a hearty voto of thanks was accorded Mr. Smith. The motion was proposed'by Mr. Glontvorth, and seconded by Mr. 11. Corbett.