Mr Gatenby's Candidature.
TO THE EDITOR
Sir. — I see Mr Gateiiby is trying very hard to make the electors believe lie is a staunch supporter of the present Government and their legislation. This might take with strangers, but not with the majority of electors, for we know that a man who changes his opinions many times is too much of the willy wobbler. 1?or instance, some years ago he was a great Liberal and belonged to that party, and kept well to the front. We next hear" of him fighting the Labour Department over closing on the statutory half-holiday. Next we hear of him joining the committee of tha candidate who was standing in the Opposition interest. Now he asks us to take him on trial. Not for Joe: and as he is going to run I must give him a placo— l place him No. 5.— 1 am, etc., ELECTOR. [Iv justice to Mr Gatenby, it is only fair to state that, he fought the Labour ■Department over his 1 right to Bell photo-
graphic goods on the half-holiday, and won hid c:iso. lie, as the only tlic;iii ,i then soiling tho^o \wi.s to bo- closed, and the others left open. Il i.s untrue that ho \v;.s on an Opposition (.audidatc'iS committee. — Ed. W.H.J
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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11728, 1 December 1905, Page 2
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215Mr Gatenby's Candidature. Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11728, 1 December 1905, Page 2
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