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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXII, Issue 19439, 27 October 1925, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. ELECTORS! , READ WHAT COATES SAYS ABOUT IT. THE following statement was issued by the Prime Minister, Honi J. G. Coates, M.C., M.P., on Wednesday, October 21:— “There are candidates in the field who are standing in the interests of the National Party and who say they think I should lead the incoming Government. This has given rise to an impression in certain quarters that it matters little W'hether the Government candidate or the National candidate is elected, but such is not the case. I wish to take this opportunity of correcting it. There is not a truer saying than that in the old Book: HE WHO IS NOT WITH ME IS AGAINST ME. and it applies particularly in the present campaign. If these candidates desire to see me lead the Government in the next Parliament, why do they not stand definitely pledged to support me, or move aside so that the candidate who will give me that support will have less risk of defeat! I SAY EMPHATICALLY THAT WHAT I WANT IS WHOLE-HEART-ED SUPPORT. I WANT BEHIND ME, MEN I CAN RELY UPON TO THE FULLEST DEGREE, and if I do not receive that support I cannot carry out the programme which the people have approved wherever I have explained it to them. I was informed at Whaugarei that an impression was abroad there that although the Electorate was overwhelmingly in favour of my continuing in office, it really did not matter whetnor the Government Candidate or the National Candidate was elected, or, in other words, that the same, result would be attained in either case.

DO NOT BE MISLED INTO BELIEVING THAT THAT IS THE POSITION. IT IS NOT, and it is only fair, particularly to those concerned, that 1 should say so now, as definitely as I can. IF YOU WANT ME TO LEAD THE GOVERNMENT YOG SHOULD VOTE FOR THE CANDIDATES WHO OFFICIALLY SUPPORT THE GOVERNMENT. TAKE COATES’ ADVICE AND VOTE FOR THE REFORM CANDIDATE. VICTOR E. SMITH, ' Hon. Sec. Oroua Reform League. CASTLECLIFF LADIES’ MINIATURE RIFLE CLUB. PLAIN and Fancy Masquerade Danco and Euchre Party will be held in the Castlecliff Hall on Wednesday, Oct. 28. Euchre prizes (orders). Good supper. Prizes for best fancy dress. Music, Greenwich Dance Orchestra. A. GIBLIN, Secretary C.L.M.R.C. PROHIBITION. WANGANUI - RANGITIKEI ELECTORATES. AMASS Meeting of women electors (irrespective of party) interested In the above is to be held in the Wanganui East Town Hall on Thursday, October 29, at 2.45 p.m. Business Urgent: Consideration* -of answers to questions submitted to candidates, etc. Collection. (Mesdames) Jane McLeod and Annie Duxlield, conveners. THE GROWTH OF A CITY. THE rapid growth of Wanganui is attracting business men from other parts of New Zealand. I am constantly receiving inquiries from my Agents in other towns for good Businesses of all description. SELLERS I If you have a Business for Sale send me full particulars. BUYERS! If you want a Business send me a confidential letter, stating your wants and financial position. “Service First” means satisfied clients. IMLAY SAUNDERS. (Established 25 years). BUSINESS, HOTEL AND FINANCE

BROKER, Ridgway Street, Wanganui. TENDERS. PATEA HOSPITAL BOARD. TENDERS FOR FURNISHING. TENDERS will be received up till Noon on Tuesday, November 3, 1925, for Furnishing (complete) the Nurses’ Home, Patea. Alternate prices to be .given for floor coverings and staining floors. Tenders to be addressed to “The Chairman,” and marked outside, “Tenders for Furniture.” Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Specifications at Office of this paper. W. F. SHEILD, Secretary. (A Card). K G r p ALBOYS A.N.Z.T.A. REGISTERED ARCHITECTS. EMPRESS BUILDING (. Ridgway Street. JJARRY JENNINGS, MOTOR ENGINEER. Agent for the Famous A.J.S. MOTOR CLCLE 7-8 and 2} h.p. Garage— CORNER GUY’ION AND WICKSTEED STREETS. ’Fiotl 8766.