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Observer, Volume XXXV, Issue 13, 5 December 1914, Page 23

p REV T YNN LECTOR ATE TJ ON. p EO. T7IOWLDS Will Address the Electors of Grey Lynn as under:— THURSDAY, December 3rd—Tram Terminus, Richmond, 8 o'clock SATURDAY, December sth—Newton West School, Great North Road, 8 o'clock Come and hear the Progressive Candidate's Proposals for stimulating Local Industries. VTEW yEALAND , J-EAGUE. "■•■ AUCKLAND BRANCH. A MEETING OF MEMBERS AND OF ALL THOSE IN SYMPATHY WITH THE OBJECTS OF THB LEAGUE Will be held in the pHAMBER OF /COMMERCE On rpHURSDAY, "pvECEMBER Q AT 8 P.M. BUSINESS: To receive the Report of the Delegates to the Dominion Conference of the Moderate League, held at Wellington on November 27th. Chairman: MR WM. THORNE. W. GORRIE, Honorary Secretary.

A/TANUKAU ELECTORATE. H ON. p W L ANG, Will address the Electors as under: MONDAY, December 7th, at Kohimarama, in Fleming's Marquee at 8 p.m. WEDNESDAY, December 9th, Foresters' Theatre, Onehunga, at 8 p.m. T>ARNELL T^LECTORATE TO THE ELECTORS. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN— I desire to announce that I have voluntarily withdrawn. from the contest in the above Electorate in favour of Mr J. S. Dickson, the nominee of the Reform Party. Having consented to stand at the instance of a, large number of personal friends and supporters in the interests of Reform, and now: considering the possibility of defeat to our Party with two. Candidates in the field, I, with my . Committee, have decided that our obvious duty is to see the Mas.sey Government returned to power. T. wish to extend my grateful thanks to alt who nave so admirably' assisted in my candidature. ••■:"• -.i -.- , Yours-faithfully;, ■:.■■- ■ ~'i •■ ,■,. JT j> J. 'DEMPSEY. November 30»~1914. -