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ELECTION NOTICES. SOUTHERN MAORI SEAT. TO THE. ELECTORS. THE lamented death of your late member, who represented tho constituency six years, throws upon you the responsibility of choosing it successor on next. At the earnest request of electors in all parts of the island I have consented to come lurward, and I now solicit your support at the poll. The late member was a supporter of the Liberal Party, and under the agreej ment arrived at between tho leaders on tho establishment of the National Government it was agreed that in case of a vacancy tho esafc ehould be filled by a man of tho same political party. 'J'iiat agreement has been loyally adhered to. and on this occasion Mr Matsey has asked those of 'his political party to cast their frsnchiecs for the man selected by Sir Joseph Ward—myaelf. Tho Maoris, like their European brethren, rccogni3e that at the present supremo moment all energy should be concentrated on the winning of the war, and with thr.i view lam in thorough accord. The men of the isco to whom 1 belong have already given abiding proof of their loyaitv to King aud Country, and 1 am confident they will continue to do so till this great mcnace is for ; ever crushed. I ftm in entire sympathy with the desire to eliminate party politics and put .aside controversial questions during the currency of the war, and, if. honoured with your confidence on Thursday, I will be found a loyal supporter of the National Government. Thanking you in anticipation of your support and promising unswerving devotion to the work of conserving your and the country's interests, I am, faithfully yours, " HEXAfiE PARATA. . Christchurch, February 18th. BS2O BLOOMINE is a pains "taking"' remedy. All the difference between having painful corna and not having them is 6d, the i price of "Bloomine" Com Cure. Sold •! Everywhere. TSTE have for Immediate Sale, on account • TYj of Client, » very natty 8-« eater Allday i and Onions Motor Car. Has recently been re-painted.' Very economical to run. Price j £210. Adams. Ltd., 219 Tuam street. Se7l OOU.NTRY House Lighting.—The "Moore" is the latest Petrol Gas System. British made, brilliant light, safe and economical, also for cooking, ironing, and heating. Manning and Co., I£B Cachcl street. JIC2G.-.019

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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16141, 20 February 1918, Page 9

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Page 9 Advertisements Column 2 Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16141, 20 February 1918, Page 9

Page 9 Advertisements Column 2 Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16141, 20 February 1918, Page 9

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