THE MASTERTON SEAT.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 45, Issue 13984, 21 November 1919, Page 5

THE MASTERTON SEAT.

Mr G. R. Sykes addressed a "arge

meeting at Kaiparoro last night, when

Mrs McAnulty presided, and the candidate I mceived an excellent hearing. The cailKate's address was upon the , t lines delivered elsewhere, at ■It'-the conclusion of which he replied, apsatisfactorily, to numerous * questions. In moving a vote of thanks . Mr Mac Donald expressed the desire of ihe settlers that Mr Sykes should again ■visit that portion of the electorate. 3_r Sykes stated that he would, do so ■should time permit. Mrs McAnulty seconded the motion, which Avas carried ■-■unanimously. The meeting then took • .he form of a social evening. Mr A. McLeod, the official Labour candidate, addressed a meeting of _early thirty persons in the Fernridge -school last evening. The address was on similar lines to that given at Kurapuni, excepting that more time was devoted to matters pertaining to the farming community. The candidate was ac- - «orded a v&te of thanks and confi- . <3enee. Mr McLeod speaks-at Wangae-;-_u to-night.

Mr G. R. Sykes Avill address the e'.ec iors at HastAvells to-night, and at .New aian to-morrow night.

Mr W. B. Mathesou, the Independent

__form candidate for the Masterton

seat, Avishes to remove the impression tthat his Masterton meeting takes place ■-to-night. Mr Mathesou speaks at the '•-Opera House, Masterton, on Friday _iext (28th inst.)