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UTE ABVERTISSMEaTS. IjiOli Sale —Choice of two Houses, orip five rooms, all conveniences; one six rooms, good locality. No agents. Address at this office. _ MA.NGAMAHU, FOSf>EI L, W4NGANJJI MOTOR SERVICE. MangaroaJia dept, 8 a.m., V/anganui arriT© 10.30 a.m. Wanganui dept. (CarapbeJ f Garage) 8 p.m., MaogaxDaba arrive o.aO BICKINSON AND HZ.UPEB, i*rop;»«tors, t'ordeU. 94WCWRIA AVENUE. CHIC FROCKS AND BIjOUSES OF VARIED STYLES MADE TO ORDER

THE N.zTwELFARE LEAGUE. DECLARATION FOR CONSTITUTIONAL LABOUR. The National Executive of the New Zealand Welfare League makes the following declaration to the Electors of New Zealand, which it feels sure will be endorsed by all reasonable-minded people throughout the Dominion. TO THE ELECTORS, In connection with the Election now before us we desire it to be known by all, that our League desires to see a just and fair representation of Constitutional Labour in Parliament, during the war period such men as Mr. W. A. Veitch, Wanganui, and Mr. S. G. Smith New Plymouth, have shown their loyalty to the Dominion and the Empire, and have repeatedly demonstrated the fact that they are entirely opposed to the destructive and revolutionary methods of the misguided Labour Party as at present constituted and led by Mr. H. Holland. The two men above referred, to are men of broad minds, possessed of much practical knowledge, and are constructive politicians, such as are much needed for the welfare of our Country. Men and women of all shades of political opinion who are loyal citizensReformers, Liberals and Independents, have said many times over that "If the Labour men were of the stamp of Mr. W. A. Veitch and Mr S. G. Smith, moderate, reasonable men, they would support them " We say it now! The Labour problems of our time are so serious that we require all the help we can get from sound Labour men who have had considerable experience, and are swayed by abstract theories of a Revolutionary Socialistic cast. We respectfully urge upon the electors that in considering the > claims of these sensible Labour men they put aside party considerations and give them all the support they .possibly can. I We urge this not on the ground of party at all, but on the i higher ground, which all earnest minded citizens will respect, of what is best for the general welfare and the interests of the Dominion as a Nation. R. W. D. ROBERTSON, National Secretary, N.Z. WELFARE LEAGUE. . ■ • TO THE ELECTORS OF PATEA. | FINAL MESSAGE FROM MR. MASSEY. | . (MEMO.) ' Invercargill, 29th November, 1919. | G. V. PEARCE, Esq., M.P., Kakaramea. With reference to the approaching election for the Patea seat you have my authority for stating that you are the Government candidate for Patea. I hope the electors of Patea will avoid vote-splitting, and, bearing in mind the serious position of the country owing to the possibility of the revolutionaries being able to secure the balance of power, I trust the supporters of the Reform Party will unite to return the man who has served them loyally and faithfully during the past eleven year,. w p _ . ~~~lf ~ * Fresh Air Can't Oet Through §?*. I* Can Through * This Canvas Curtain This Aqwlux Shad* fta Home to the House That's wha', AER3LUX PORCH SHADES give you. AH the family will enjoy your porch if it is transformed into a secluded, homelike, out-door living room, shelter* ed from the s.-mmer sun, an ideal outdoor sleeping room on summer nights. < AEROLUX No Whip. PORCH SHADES come in sizes to fit and completely fill a~y porch opening and are easily and quickly put in place. They are furnished in several grades and finishes and come in a rarietv of pleasing colors which harmonize with any style-of architecture. The NO-WHT ATTACHMENT makes it unnecessary to roll them v p at night, as they cannot whip in the wind. Furnished, when so ordered, with ADJUSTABLE HANGING ATTACHMENTS to drop I from top as well as roll up from bottom. Drop in and see them for yourself or phone for our man to call vrith sample and take measurements. We are the ,Sole Distributing Agents for Wanganui and District. \ ' Furnisher tf '; I': •■ ■ T?l>-; /..VIvNIJE... • W A..A r G_A .SI-y.T 1.

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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXIV, Issue 17733, 5 December 1919, Page 6

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