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

A Tj! ri LOVER, M.P., SELECTED LIBERAL CANDIDATE FOR CITY CENTRAL, Again solicits your support and interest on his behalf at the forthcoming Elections. Served 21 years on City Council, Hospital and Charitable Aid Board, and Auckland 1 Harbour Board. Elected to Parliament, 1908— Majority 2385 Votes. Re-elected to' Parliament, 1911 — Majority 2261 Votes. Support one who has devoted his life to the cause of Liberalifem and the uplifting of the masses. DARNELL ELECTION TO THE ELECTORS. MR J. S. DICKSON Desires to intimate that he has pleasure in again offering himself as a Candidate for the Parnell Electorate. He hopes to have the pleasure of appearing before the Electors at an early date, and appeals for a continuance of their support. 07-AITEMATA ELECTORATE. -1* R A LEX. TTARRIS, Reform Government Candidate, will Address the Electors as follows: — STANLEY BAY, Mission Hall, Monday, December 7th BELMONT, Open Air, outside School, Tuesday, December Bth, 7.30 p.m. BAYSWATER, Residence R. V. Johnston, Esq., Tuesday, December 8, 8 p.m. DEVONPORT, Victoria Theatre, Wednesday, December 9th, 8 p.m. Ladies Specially Invited. R. A. SPINLEY, Secretary.

AUCKLAND pENTRAL T^LECTORATE. RICHARDSON favours Trades Unionism and the Arbitration Court, but is opposed to Red Fedism and Anarchy. RICHARDSON will advocate the work of New Zealand for the workers of New Zealand. RICHARDSON objects to the masses being tempted to spend their earnings in that which is neither food, raiment nor shelter RICHARDSON believes it is righteousness that exalts a nation. PROHIBITION will save the country from a slump, vide cables from Russia. These views combine Patriotism with Statesmanship. T7OTE FOR DICHARDSON. AUCKLAND Tjl A S T jyjß ]y/| YERS Begs to announce that he is again a CANDIDATE seeking the *uffxages of the ELECTORS, OJF AUCKLAND EAST: